#BrumSciCommAn evening of discussion and demonstrations from the mysterious world of real, actual science. Exploring the question: Is it all about pathology? A free event for all (you will want to be over 18 though), on 2nd of March, from 19:00 onwards at the Cuban Rooms in Wolverhampton. Brought to you by new friends Science Shack, […]
BOM launches Genecraft: Art in the Biogenetic Age from 22 February, showcasing collaborations between artists and scientists making responses to landmark genetic research taking place in Birmingham. The exhibition forms part of a wider programme at BOM presenting art at the frontiers of science, and has sparked widespread interest with Broadcaster and Professor Alice Roberts […]
The call for Science Stall applications for Einstein’s Garden at the Green Man Festival 2017 is now open. Please do circulate with organisations or groups you think may be interested. If you would like to apply to run a science stall in Einstein’s Garden this year please complete the online form here by Friday 24th […]
Medical Mavericks are looking for at least one full time role as well as being on the look out for anyone that fancies some freelance work. The roles involve travelling around the UK to deliver our medical and sports science themed workshops to primary & secondary school, colleges, universities as well as visiting events for […]
The BBC is looking for female experts in a variety of subjects including STEM, health, law, terrorism, politics and economics. Training for successful applicants is on 31st March in London. Closing date for applications is 26th Feb. Info here http://www.bbc.co.uk/academy/news/article/art20170127102127476 via The Academic Ideas Lab http://www.academicideaslab.co.uk – 0121 6033980 – @ideaslabproject
As the evenings are starting to get lighter, we are nearing the end of our season of Astronomy in the City. The final event will be on 8th March, details of the evenings and a link to book tickets are on our website. Alberto Sesana will speak about the Universes biggest black holes and how […]
The Lapworth Museum of Geology has collections of pre-eminent national and international importance, evidenced by the award of Designated Status (Arts Council England). The museum contains the largest and finest geological collection in the West Midlands Region, and is one of the most important geological centres outside of the national museums. The Lapworth is the […]
The Royal Society of Chemistry invites applications for its outreach fund – small grants. These provide financial support to members, individuals and organisations in order to enable them to run chemistry-based public and schools engagement activities. The trust aim to support projects that: maximise our members’ outreach and engagement contribution; offer teachers a range of […]
Birmingham’s Cafe Scientifique is looking for a speaker for their event on the 7th March at Pure Bar in town. If anyone is interested please contact Richard Winter. richard.winter@birminghammuseums.org.uk
Have you encountered someone that has made outstanding contributions to public engagement with physics? Then nominate them for an award from the Institute of Physics! Below is a run-down of the awards that are available for nominations for the 2017 round – if you know someone that fits the description, visit the IOP website to […]
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