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This page is your gateway to continuing the conversation beyond our science evenings. Here, you'll find slides from past talks, recommended videos, science-popular articles, activity sheets, and other resources shared by our speakers and team. Whether you're revisiting a favourite topic or diving deeper into something new, this collection is designed to help families keep exploring science together — anytime, from the comfort of home.
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"Secrets of the Brain" documentary on BBC iPlayer
"Secrets of the Brain" documentary on BBC iPlayer
Following the fantastic lecture about the human brain by Dr Andrew Quinn from the University of Birmingham, we invite you to enjoy the documentary Secrets of the Brain (click on the image to open), claimed to be "the most complex object in the cosmos"!
Hearsall Family Discussion Club_PPT_HARVEY.pptxRosalind Harvey's slides on "Words, Worlds & Whatchamacallits: How Translation Is About Way More Than Just Dictionaries"
Rosalind Harvey's slides on "Words, Worlds & Whatchamacallits: How Translation Is About Way More Than Just Dictionaries"
Ever wondered "when the lobster whistles on the mountain" or why someone "wears a cat"? Jump into the world of (literary) translators, to learn more about working with words, working with people, playing with language, knowing about different cultures, and loving reading & writing!
A series of "Very Short Introductions" books by Oxford University Press
A series of "Very Short Introductions" books by Oxford University Press
Consise and inspiring introductions to a plethora of subjects from cosmology to modern art. Designed to make often challenging topics highly readable and accessible to all!
AOP's Science at Home YouTube channel
AOP's Science at Home YouTube channel
Explore captivating experiments that everyone can do at home by Armagh Observatory & Planetarium!
wibblywobbly.pptxDr Tim Duckenfield's slides on "Motion magnification: witnessing the wibbly-wobbly world around us!"
Dr Tim Duckenfield's slides on "Motion magnification: witnessing the wibbly-wobbly world around us!"
Uncover the hidden movements all around us from bridges and cranes to cell motions, human heartbeats and breath!
Hearsall_discussion_club_Mar2025.pptxDr Anne-Marie Broomhall's slides on "Our Dynamic Sun"
Dr Anne-Marie Broomhall's slides on "Our Dynamic Sun"
Learn about our nearest star, the Sun, its dynamic atmosphere and interior, and how it helps us understand other stars in our Galaxy!
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