
Helen Czerski
Acting
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Acting Credits
Biography
Helen Czerski is a physicist, oceanographer and television presenter. She is currently a Research Fellow in the department of mechanical engineering at University College London. She was previously at the Institute for Sound and Vibration Research at the University of Southampton. Czerski is a regular science presenter for the BBC. Her research focuses on temperature, ocean bubbles, bubble acoustics, air-sea gas transfer and ocean bubble optics.
Known For

Horizon
Self - Presenter

The Sky at Night
Herself - Reporter

Scrapheap Challenge
Herself - Contestant

The Big Questions
Self

Colour: The Spectrum of Science
Self - Presenter

Royal Institution Christmas Lectures
Herself - Presenter

Dara O Briain's Science Club
Herself - Presenter

Orbit: Earth's Extraordinary Journey
Self - Presenter
Filmography

Curious People: An Incomplete History of Nine Lessons & Compendium
2024

Rapid Motion Through Space: An Incomplete History of Speed
2023
as Herself

Ocean Autopsy: The Secret Story of Our Seas
2020
as Self

From Ice to Fire: The Incredible Science of Temperature
2018
as Self - Presenter

10 Things You Need to Know About the Future
2017
as Self

Sound Waves: The Symphony of Physics
2017
as Self - Presenter

Dangerous Earth
2016
as Self - Presenter

Climate Change: A Horizon Guide
2015
as Herself - Presenter

Colour: The Spectrum of Science
2015
as Self - Presenter

Super Senses: The Secret Power of Animals
2014
as Self - Presenter

Pop! The Science of Bubbles
2013
as Herself - Presenter

The Secret Life of the Sun
2013
as Herself - Presenter

Stargazing Challenges
2012
as Herself

Orbit: Earth's Extraordinary Journey
2012
as Self - Presenter

Dara O Briain's Science Club
2012
as Herself - Presenter

Operation Iceberg
2012
as Herself - Presenter

The Big Questions
2007
as Self

Scrapheap Challenge
1998
as Herself - Contestant

Royal Institution Christmas Lectures
1966
as Herself - Presenter

Horizon
1964
as Self - Presenter

The Sky at Night
1957
as Herself - Reporter