What type of things does Jon do? Choose from shows and science performance for all ages, hands-on workshops, talks, and training sessions related to science communication and public engagement with research. Take a look at the EVENTS page to see specific shows he is currently offering.
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Let’s Talk Tech – 7) The Spectral Analyser
Part three is here! We’ve explored spectral analysis on a vigil using a dedicated piece of portable kit; set up a Raspberry Pi; now we’re going to explore using a spectrum analyser on that Pi. Why? Well you were going to get a Pi anyway because you’ve been excited to learn more programming skills and …
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The Raspberry Pi Diversion
If you’ve used the Arduino from the previous posts, you’ll have no problems using a Raspberry Pi, which is much more like the computer you use everyday. I used one I had from a previous project, which is a Model 3B+. We’re currently looking at a model 5, but that is much more than you …
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