People of Science with Brian Cox - Dame Sally Davies

Dame Sally Davies talks to Brian Cox about her interest in antibiotic resistance and admiration of Alexander Fleming and Howard Florey for their development of penicillin. (6/6)
Explore our Google Arts and Culture collection on Fleming and Florey's lives - ow.ly/USnB30hOjxp
See our collected archive papers of Alexander Fleming & Howard Florey's work - ow.ly/QyHY30inb4x
With special thanks to the Alexander Fleming Laboratory Museum.
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[@badfreddytube]

This is a great series x

[@markbricklin3096]

Great little series!

[@alanmarston8612]

Great series, If at all possible an expansion set would be created to more explain or where I could receive more information. ThankYou.

[@juanleguizamon9888]

Hi, I guess you already know about the E=mc2 fractal thing. Please do what is best for humankind.

[@juanleguizamon9888]

so E is an independet entity faster than light ... supersymmetry stuff

[@juanleguizamon9888]

so m=F=E/c2 ... no?? ... ok .. just give it a try.. still no... ok

[@juanleguizamon9888]

so the final answer is................................ yourself
pretty cool huh?

[@rovalq1]

@rxp56 isn't it what she is doing?