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In a programme from 1997, a look at how pigs' hearts are being used in human transplants; tests for potentially lethal genetic defects; how body odours attract the opposite sex; and how DNA traces could identify the genes that can be used in facial reconstruction.
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The current Tomorrow's World team is joined by some of the original presenters to highlight various developments that have become fundamental to our way of life.
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It's green, seems to be designed to fit on to something, there's a metal strip at one end, a metal loop at the other. So what is it? And what's the little illuminated box? Or the shiny funnel with a lens? Join in as our audience try to choose between conflicting explanations - and find out if truth can be stranger than fiction.
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The inaugural edition of 'Tomorrow's World' presents a report on the state of the art in kidney dialysis machines capable of being used in the patient's home; A report on lessons in fresh water management drawn from the Dutch flood defence system; and a look at the possibility that the Mariner 4 space probe may uncover evidence of life on Mars.
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A compilation of Tomorrow's World features first broadcast in the 1960s, looking at how computers started to be used in homes, schools and offices. Derek Cooper examines innovations in mechanical design engineering (Digital Drawing Board 16/04/1969), as well as a new system to help deal with business correspondence (Auto Secretary 20/09/1967). Europe's first home computer system makes an appearance (Home Computer Terminal 20/09/1967), and the impact of information technology on education is looked at with the help of Forest Grammar School, Berks (Nellie: School Computer 05/02/1969). Finally, James Burke reports on a new type of office desk which moves automatically, allowing for everything from a camera and TV set to space for coffee cups (Office of the Future 16/04/1969)
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A special live edition of the science and technology programme, including archive highlights and a look at the latest in British invention.
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