Announcements from ErrantScience
A very lucky 6 year old who currently lives rent free in my house, was given for Christmas, a subscription to a magazine called Whizz Pop Bang. This magazine is aimed at getting kids excited about science through really well-drawn cartoons, quizzes, experiments to do at home, and precisely zero ads Read more…
A few weeks back, I ran a competition called #GooglyScience. I challenged my readers to post pictures of various bits of scientific equipment with googly eyes, because who doesn’t love googly eyes! For the prize, I promised to send out to the winners their very own 3D printed phage. Which Read more…
A few weeks back I shared some very neat little 3D printed phages. I printed them up as freebies to give away to a crowd of school kids who attended a careers event I was talking at. They loved them to bits and I hopefully persuaded a few to consider a career Read more…
UPDATE: I’ve had a parenting emergency so can’t make it for the Friday sessions 🙁 UPDATE TO THE UPDATE: Parenting emergency dealt with so I’m heading down today! Yay! This weekend (Friday 14th and Saturday the 15th) I’m going to be in London attending SpotOn 14. SpotOn is a cool Read more…
Over the last year and a half, many of you have noticed the slow development of my sometimes erratic cartoons. I love drawing these – I’m terrible at it, but I love it anyway. And much to my surprise, I’m not alone – my cartoons get more comments and shares than Read more…
Okay, I should be clear – I’m not actually giving anything away for like, keeps; but I do want to loan/lend someone one of my largest and most treasured pieces of equipment for a while (1yr+). Last week I covered what a Langmuir Monolayer was and how we historically discovered Read more…