10 profiles found
Education & Culture
Mark Rober is an American former NASA engineer who creates science and engineering videos featuring inventive gadgets and experiments. His channel has grown to nearly 80 million subscribers.
Education & Culture
Vsauce is an educational channel created and hosted by American Michael Stevens, exploring science, philosophy and psychology through curiosity-driven questions. It has more than 24 million subscribers.
Education & Culture
Veritasium is a science education channel created by Canadian-Australian communicator Derek Muller, who holds a PhD in physics education. The channel explores science and engineering concepts and has over 20 million subscribers.
Education & Culture
Germain O'Livry, aka Dr Nozman, is the most followed French-language science communicator on YouTube. He covers physics, chemistry, biology and astronomy through experiments and accessible explanations.
Éducation & Culture · Strasbourg
Yvan Monka is a maths teacher from the Strasbourg education authority who runs the most followed maths channel in France. He has posted over 1,900 lesson and exercise videos to help students.
Education & Culture
Poisson Fécond, hosted by Chris Conte, is a French YouTube channel that covers science, general knowledge and unusual facts in an accessible, humorous way. It has several million subscribers.
Education & Culture
Doc Seven, hosted by William Van De Walle, is a French-language YouTube channel blending history, geography and science in the form of top lists and unusual facts. It has surpassed two million subscribers.
Education & Culture
David Louapre, a doctor of physics, has run the Science Étonnante channel since 2010. There he explains complex topics in physics, mathematics and biology, from quantum physics to mathematical paradoxes.
Education & Culture
AstronoGeek, created by Arnaud Thiry, is a French channel dedicated to making astronomy and astrophysics accessible. It also debunks fake news and conspiracy theories with an educational approach.
Education & Culture
Viviane Lalande, a French-Canadian video creator, has run the science communication channel Scilabus since 2013. She posts two science videos a month aimed at curious adults, often based on experiments.