Nina and the Neurons

January. 01,0001

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Trailer Synopsis

Nina and the Neurons is a programme shown on the CBeebies channel aimed at four to six-year-olds to help them understand basic science. Nina is a neuroscientist who enlists the help of her Neurons in her brain to answer a scientific question. The show is produced by Lucille McLaughlin, who has also produced the children's programme Balamory. The series is commissioned by CBeebies Controller, Michael Carrington.

Seasons & Episode

Seasons 10 : 2015

20 Episode

Episode 1 - Triangles

July. 09,2015

Nina and her Experimenters show why the Eiffel Tower was built with lots of triangles.

Episode 2 - Pointy Roofs

September. 08,2015

Nina and her young Experimenters conduct an experiment on how roof tiles keep houses dry.

Episode 3 - Piers

September. 09,2015

Nina and her young Experimenters conduct an experiment to explain why piers stay strong.

Episode 4 - Nests

September. 10,2015

Nina and her young Experimenters explain how birds keep their eggs safe and warm.

Episode 5 - Houses

September. 11,2015

Nina and her young Experimenters discover how builders make holes in walls for windows.

Episode 6 - Windmills

September. 14,2015

Experimenters Aaron and Sylvia visit Nina and discover what makes windmills' sails turn.

Episode 7 - Beaver Dams

September. 15,2015

Experimenters Bethan, Corey and Rhianna see what happens when you build a dam in a stream.

Episode 8 - Skyscrapers

September. 16,2015

Samuel and Sofia discover why skyscrapers need to be stronger the taller they are.

Episode 9 - Bridges

September. 17,2015

Alexander, Billie and Marianna visit Nina and discover what a cantilever is.

Episode 10 - Demolition

September. 18,2015

Andreea, Soham and Yusuf visit Nina and discover what happens when gas expands quickly.

Episode 11 - Floating Houses

September. 21,2015

Experimenters Poppy and Sugar visit Nina to find out how to build floating houses.

Episode 12 - Rollercoasters

September. 22,2015

Experimenters Ben, Eryn and Kanie visit Nina to investigate how rollercoasters work.

Episode 13 - Arches

September. 23,2015

Experimenters Dylan and Phoebe visit Nina to find out why people use arches in buildings.

Episode 14 - Lighthouses

September. 24,2015

Experimenters Livingstone and Oisin visit Nina to investigate how lighthouses are built.

Episode 15 - Living Underground

September. 28,2015

Experimenters Taite and Taruni visit Nina to find out why some animals live underground.

Episode 16 - Living Underwater

September. 25,2015

Experimenters Lyla and Sandy find out if we could live in an underwater house.

Episode 17 - Igloos

September. 29,2015

Experimenters Ethan and Eva discover what the walls of an igloo are made from.

Episode 18 - Spiders' Webs

September. 30,2015

Experimenters Hugo and Ugochi visit Nina to investigate how a spider builds its web.

Episode 19 - Domes

October. 01,2015

Experimenters Billy and Katy visit Nina to investigate how domes are built.

Episode 20 - Amphitheatres

October. 02,2015

Experimenters Arnav and Ayomide visit Nina to investigate what an amphitheater is.

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