Using experiments that can be recreated in the classroom and graphics showing the inside of the human body; these short films explain the biological processes that keep us alive.

But we’ve learned quite a lot of fascinating things about the human body this year, too, in relation to topics ranging from eye and uterus transplants to vitamin D levels and aging.

Zoe uses CGI graphics to explain how the human body grows from an embryo to old age. Suitable for teaching science at KS2 and First and Second Level.

It might seem like science should have narrowed down by now what is and is not part of the human body, but it turns out there are a few things whose existence are still hotly debated.

“It’s about showing the Filipino child that science is not something foreign or unreachable. It’s theirs. It’s now,” said ...

5 science experiments kids can do on themselves These hands-on STEM activities will show children how the human body works.

Kids can have virtual out-of-body experiences as early as age 6. Oddly enough, the ability to inhabit a virtual avatar signals a budding sense that one’s self is located in one’s own body ...

MSI's new Body Worlds exhibit is a fascinating tour of the human body. But is it kid-friendly? It depends on the kid - and the parent.