This year saw the first ever Pint of Science festival take place in the wonderful city of Norwich and it was a glorious success. People packed into the venues; Bar Marzano, The Garden House, St Andrews Brew House and The Mash Tun, with 10 out of 12 events sold out. All to hear about the cutting edge research going on… Continue reading Pint of Science made it to Norwich!
Welcome back! I usually start these posts with some relation to the month we are in but this year I feel a bit uninspired by April. It feels just like another month to get through on the approach to summer. Luckily science doesn’t have the same view. April brings us discoveries of new planets, new… Continue reading The decade in science so far… April
This months feature is a little late, sorry. Blame Canada (I was visiting my boyfriend). The clocks have finally changed and we are getting lighter evenings, there is light at the end of the long dark winter tunnel. March is officially the start of spring, it’s also a month that has brought some pretty cool science: attempts… Continue reading The decade in science so far… March
The evenings are getting lighter again, spring is almost within reach, we’re starting to think about coming out of hibernation … but it’s not quite warming up yet. Never fear! Here is the next instalment of “The decade in science so far…” This month we will be exploring self driving cars, tiny robots that could… Continue reading The decade in science so far … February
It’s been impossible this past week to avoid the news of the Zika Virus outbreak, but why has it become a global emergency?
Christmas is well and truly over, summer seems to be a long way off, a lot of us have got a case of the January blues. Don’t fret, the dreaded month of January isn’t bad on every level – scientists seem to like to start the year on a high. Lets take a look back… Continue reading The decade in science so far… January
Sci-comm and beyond 