'Eureka Moments'

Eureka Moments: The beauty of biology

As part of the Biochemical Society's Centenary celebrations, a number of the Society's Honorary members have been asked to talk about the important moments in their careers and the future of the discipline.

The fifth interview released is 'Eureka Moments: The Beauty of Biology' in which Sir Tom Blundell talks to Chris Kirk.

You can also take a behind the scenes look at their production on the Society's Flickr photostream

Eureka Moments: The Golden Age of Genetics

The fourth to be released is that of Alec Jeffreys who spoke to John Armour about the 'Golden Age of Genetics'.

Eureka Moments: The protein that disappeared

The third to be released is that of Tim Hunt who spoke to Hugh Pelham about discovering the protein that disappeared.

Eureka Moments: making proteins, making a difference

In the second of our video interviews with our Honorary Members, Michael Neuberger and Brian Hartley talk to Sir Greg Winter about his role as a pioneer of therapeutic antibodies.

Watch the video interview or take a behind the scenes look at the production on the Society's Flickr photostream.

Eureka Moments: The key that unlocked calcium

In this interview, Professor Sir Michael Berridge talks to Professor Robin Irvine about his 'Eureka Moment' in calcium signalling and his passion for trying to find the solution to interesting problems.