This British Science Week, check out our free neuroscience teaching resources, including lesson plans, videos, career profiles and activities!
This British Science Week, check out our free neuroscience teaching resources, including lesson plans, videos, career profiles and activities!
British Science Week
6th March to 15th March
We were pleased to welcome teachers and careers leaders yesterday to SWC, together with the Central London Careers Hub.
After touring our facilities, meeting staff and students to discuss diverse #neuroscience careers, they took part in an ‘escape room’ activity workshop.
Find out more about our resources for teachers ⬇️
Our second graph shows the UK annual mean temp before 1994 when #BritishScienceWeek started 👇
Although there’s a rise in 1990, it doesn’t exceed the increase during the 1940s.
This emphasises the warming trend in the last 30 years shown in our previous graph.
#BSW24 🧵2/2
🐦🔗 https://twitter.com/metoffice/status/1767892165093421087
🕐 13/03 12:35
Our second graph shows the UK annual mean temp before 1994 when #BritishScienceWeek started 👇 Although there’s a rise in 1990, it doesn’t exceed the increase during the 1940s. This emphasises the warming trend in the last 30 years shown in our previous graph. #BSW24 🧵2/2
Do you know how much the UK #climate has changed since #BritishScienceWeek started 30 years ago?
This graph shows how our UK annual mean temperature has evolved 👇
Half of the 30 years since 1994 have beaten the UK’s warmest year on record at that time (1990). #BSW24 🧵1/2
#BSW24 🧵1/2
🐦🔗 https://twitter.com/metoffice/status/1767892160064487538
🕐 13/03 12:35
Do you know how much the UK #climate has changed since #BritishScienceWeek started 30 years ago? This graph shows how our UK annual mean temperature has evolved 👇 Half of the 30 years since 1994 have beaten the UK’s warmest year on record at that time (1990). #BSW24 🧵1/2…
🧪🔭💻 It’s British Science Week!
Meet Ada Lovelace – nicknamed ‘The Enchantress of Number’ by her peers, her discoveries about the algorithmic potential for an Analytical Engine in 1843 made her the world's first computer programmer 👩🔬
@britishmuseum #science #computers #BritishScienceWeek
Portrait of Ada, Countess of Lovelace, almost three-quarter length, in profile to left with head turned and looking to front, holding a closed fan in both gloved hands; wearing pink dress with shawl, hair worn up with wide curls to either side of her face, a white band with large white flower and sprigs with yellow flowers, and long black diaphanous scarf trailing over her left shoulder and also behind her. Pen and brown ink with brush drawing and watercolour, edges cut to an octagon
🔁 Met Office Science (@MetOffice_Sci)
Today is the start of #BritishScienceWeek. Organised by @BritSciAssoc, this 10-day celebration will see thousands of events taking place throughout the UK, all around science, technology, engineering & maths (STEM).
#BSW24 #SmashingStereotypes @ScienceWeekUK
https://twitter.com/ScienceWeekUK/status/1766070378743398856
🐦🔗 https://twitter.com/MetOffice_Sci/status/1766071785395486915
🕐 08/03 12:01
It's official - British Science Week 2024 is here! 🎉 This year we’re celebrating it's 30th anniversary, and you're all invited! Huge shout-out to our fantastic collaborators for sharing their messages. Don't forget to share your moments using #BSW24! #BSW24 #STEM
If you work with UK schools or community groups doing science outreach (or if you represent a school/community group that wants to host an event) have a look at the British Science Week grants available for 2024.
Grants from £300-£1000 available in various categories... applications are now open!
🧬 👩🔬 🧫 ⚛️ 🧪
https://www.britishscienceweek.org/grants/