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 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…
Next week Errant Science turns 2!! Pretty exciting stuff, I know. What I’d love to do is take a bit of time to look back over the last 2 years and talk about how it developed, what it means to me, and how amazing it is to get this far. Read more…
This Thursday I’m going to a local school to talk to kids about careers in science. I love doing careers fairs because, as I mentioned to someone on Twitter the other day, I’m more than a little enthusiastic about science. While I’m at the careers fair, I’ll be shamelessly self-promoting this Read more…
UPDATE: It’s over! So a few weeks back, the nice people at IEEE photonics messaged me on twitter and offered to give me some free stuff in exchange for my address. After checking that IEEE photonics was a real thing and not a very complex and convincing 419-scam I replied Read more…