Tag: science
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6 March, 2024Laurence Hurst, Professor of Evolutionary Genetics, University of Bath
My Work In Science – Genealogy Wednesday 6th March KS4-5 / S4-6 Meet Laurence D Hurst, Professor of Evolutionary Genetics at the University of Bath’s Milner Centre for Evolution! He is an ex-president of the Genetics Society & the founding director of the Milner Centre. His research? it’s like cracking the code of life’s greatest […]
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15 January, 2024Gaia Carminati, Head of Product Development & Packaging and Lulu Jopp In Partnership With Indu
Gaia Carminati, Head of Product Development & Packaging and Lulu Jopp In Partnership With Indu The Manufacturing Process Of Beauty Products And Their Ingredients Monday 15th January KS3-5 / S1-6 Explore the alchemy behind beauty! Join us for an exclusive online event in partnership with Indu with Gaia Carminati Head Of Product Development & Packaging. […]
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14 December, 2023Professor Lloyd Peck, Polar Marine Biologist
Professor Lloyd Peck, Polar Marine Biologist The Science Is Just So Ridiculously Good Thursday 14th December KS3-5 / S1-6 Dive into the extraordinary world of Polar Marine Biology with Prof. Lloyd Peck! Join his captivating talk, ‘The Science is Just So Ridiculously Good.’ Explore the wonders of icy ecosystems, cutting-edge research, and the thrill of […]
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8 November, 2023Sue Hill, Chief Scientific Officer, NHS England
Sue Hill, Chief Scientific Officer, NHS England STEM In The NHS – NHS 75 Wednesday 8th November KS4-5 / S4-6 Meet Sue Hill, the Chief Scientific Officer of NHS England! She’s a science superhero, using her brainpower to keep us healthy. Sue talks about how stem cells work like tiny repair kits in our bodies, […]
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5 June, 2023Coping With COVID – Prof. Matthew Inada-Kim, Consultant acute medicine, national clinical director infection, antimicrobial resistance and deterioration
Coping With COVID – Prof. Matthew Inada-Kim, Consultant acute medicine, national clinical director infection, antimicrobial resistance and deterioration See It, Do It, Teach It. Insights Into A Career In The NHS and The Battle Against COVID Monday 5th June KS3-5 / S1-6 Matt is a highly regarded doctor with many years of experience. He is […]
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24 April, 2023Leading Women with Dr. Charmaine Griffiths, Chief Executive, British Heart Foundation
Leading Women with Dr. Charmaine Griffiths, Chief Executive, British Heart Foundation An Exciting Look Into The British Heart Foundation And The Impact Their Research Has Had On Society Monday 24th April KS3-5 / S1-6 Topics Covered STEM as a career Research abroad Self development and Leadership Charmaine is Chief Executive of the British Heart Foundation, […]
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14 March, 2023My Careers as a Scientist With Professor Nessa Carey, Scientist (academic and industrial) and Author
My Careers as a Scientist With Professor Nessa Carey, Scientist (academic and industrial) and Author Monday 6th March KS3-5 / S1-6 Nessa’s path has been varied, showing that scientific expertise can find multiple outlets and opportunities. she left university where she was studying veterinary medicine and became a forensic scientist. Then studied a PhD before […]
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20 March, 2022Fiona Carragher – Director of Research and Influencing, Alzheimer’s Society
Fiona Carragher – Director of Research and Influencing, Alzheimer’s Society 30/03/2022 KS 4-5 / S 4-6 Do you love science? Are you passionate about helping people? Join us for a broadcast with Fiona Carragher to learn about how you can combine the two in your future career. Fiona also shares her advice on the importance […]
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17 January, 2022Nigel Vardy: International Mountaineer & Author
Nigel Vardy: International Mountaineer, Author & Speaker 17/01/2022 KS 3-5 / S 1-6 A broadcast with Nigel Vardy AKA Mr Frostbite! Hear about Nigel’s experiences as a Mountaineer and his lessons in resilience. Nigel also speaks about the power of problem solving and taking risks.
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20 April, 2021Dame Mary Archer – Chair, Science Museum Group
Dame Mary Archer – Chair, Science Museum Group 20/04/21 KS 3-5 / S 1-6 Want to learn more about how our attitudes towards renewable energy have changed? Dame Mary Archer, Chair at Science Museum Group shares her own longstanding commitment to renewables and discusses the work of the Science Museum Group in becoming net zero.