Looking ahead, we’ve got a little plan. Sarah Cosgriff suggested we put in a proposal to provide some science busking at the 2019 Cheltenham Science Festival. She drafted some details, which Naomi Green mashed into shape, yet one section just looked a bit busy and I wanted to tidy it. Continue reading “There May Be Busking Ahead”
Clear and Transparent Danger?
2019 is a massive year for celebrations; Fiftieth anniversary of the Moon landing, and the 150th of the Periodic system by Dmitry Mendeleev too. That’s lots of physics, and chemistry to crack away at. I would usually prepare a show that would hit these things but have decided to do something different. After all, it’s only been a couple of years since I produced the ‘Subliming the Ridiculous’ show based on the history of chemistry. So I’ve gone down a more scatalogical route. Continue reading “Clear and Transparent Danger?”
No Trouble at Mill
I’ve just spent three days with Ant, Jag and Tony Barnes in the Metallurgy workshop, based within the College of Engineering and Physical Sciences (EPS) at the University of Birmingham. It’s worth writing about. Let me explain. Continue reading “No Trouble at Mill”