Nina and the Neurons

In this episode, Grace and Chloe becomes experimenters and investigates along with Nina. They wonder why we see so many triangles in buildings! Watch Nina visit the Eiffel tower and then perform some more experiments to find out why, now !

In this episode, Lucas and Harry becomes experimenters and investigates along with Nina and wonder why houses have pointy roofs! Watch Nina take the experimenters around to see pointy roof buildings and perform some more experiments, now !

Sid & Star want to know how the piers are built, so they ask Nina for an answer. Nina invites them to her lab and they start experimenting and they also visit a nearby pier and explore interesting facts about the pier. Watch the adventurous learning experience, now !.

Do you know how birds build their nest and where they build it? Lets join Nina and the experimenters Abrima and Mahim in their investigation as they perform some experiments to learn more about birds and their nests, now !

Nathan and John wonder how houses are built, so they decide to ask Nina for an answer. She invites them to her lab and they start building model walls and learn some fun facts about building houses. Tune in to learn more about building houses and building materials, now !

Eran & Silvia wonder how wind mills work and ask Nina about it. She invites them to her lab where they build windmills and discover how it works. They even visit a windmill in Amsterdam and learn how useful wind mills are. Tune in to learn more about windmills, now !

Bethan, Rihanna & Corryn are curious about beaver dams, so they ask Nina for her help. She invites them to her lab and they start building dams and find out the facts about beaver dams. Tune into know more about beavers building dams, now !

Today experimenters Samuel and Sofia ask Nina about skyscrapers and why they are so high. Nina takes them to London's tallest superstructure Shard for a demonstration on why skyscrapers need to be stronger as they are staggeringly sleek and tall.

Nina and her young experimenters investigate how cantilever bridges are made. The team visit The Forth Bridge at Edinburgh City Centre to view and experience how a balanced cantilever bridge supports heavyweights, only now.

Soham, Riya and Yusif become experimenters to know how the old buildings are knocked down. So the experimenters along with Nina learn about explosion and demolition. Nina also builds a building with blocks to experiment on. Watch the full episode, !

Poppy and Sugar are curious to know if floating houses can be built with concrete. They visit Nina in her workshop and discover that the foundations for floating houses need to be built in a special way. Find out the peculiar feature that is needed for a house to float on water.

The young experimenters Ben, Eryn and Kanie visit Nina to investigate how roller coasters work. Nina takes them to a theme park to demonstrate how the roller coasters function. Nina then explains the importance of gravity and the golden rules for roller coasters.

Nina is back again and this time she reveals facts about arches. Catch this amazing episode as Nina and the young experimenters make a model arch of their own, .

Nina takes a look at lighthouses and re-discovers how they are built. Catch Nina and her friends answer some fun questions about lighthouses, .

Nina gets an unusual question and that is about animals living underground. Catch this amusing episode as Nina finds out about why animals and insects prefer living underground, .

The experimenters are curious to know what it is to live underwater. Nina answers their questions with some interesting experiments. Tune into find out how it is to live underwater, now !

Travel with Nina to a hilly area to learn about igloos. What are they made of and where does the warmth inside an igloo come from? Nina answers these questions that help the curious experimenters and it could help us too. So tune in and find out.

Today the experimenters want to know how the spiders make their webs. Watch this episode to know how the webs are made, what are they made of and why do the spiders make them, as Nina explains everything, now .

Today's experimenters ask Nina how domes are built. The young experimenters are curious to know how domes are built and how they manage to stay up. Tune in to this episode to find the answers to these questions answered by Nina and neurons.

The young experimenters are curious to know about amphitheaters. What are different shapes that the amphitheaters have? Tune in to find out as Nina gives you the answers in an interesting way, now !