28th May 2020

Nana’s adventures in SciCulture

Nana Adoma talks about her time on the SciCulture course and her Bergen adventure. I was elated when I received an email informing me I had […]
26th May 2020

Creativity is back on the map. But how do we navigate from here?

Written by SciCulture tutor Kerry Chappell, University of Exeter This article first appeared on https://www.bera.ac.uk/ 6 Feb 2020 The Durham Commission (2019) has thankfully put creativity firmly back […]
18th May 2020

A More Modern Prometheus

Chris Styles speaks to ethical taxidermist, Krysten Newby, about the truth behind the art of taxidermy and how she turned a passion into a business. There […]
12th May 2020

Recreating the link between science and society

Science communication does not work in isolation, connectivity is the key. No one person has all of the information, all of the resources, all of the […]
10th May 2020

A complementary response to pandemic management, COVID-19, and beyond.

Written by SciCulture Organisor and Tutor, Maarten van der Sanden from TU Delft. Now the discussion on impact management has started, we see how big the […]
7th May 2020

Sailing the same storm.

Sci Com and COVID-19. During this time, the Science communication community has really come together to try and reimagine how we can come together and share […]
1st May 2020

The Allegory of the Cave -Underground insight

Hundreds of thousands of people slowly shuffle along London’s busy streets. Leading busy lives, making ends meet, grist to the mill. But below street level, there […]
28th April 2020

Home-schooling in Lockdown: Taming a Beast and Unleashing the Dragons

By Dr Lindsay Hetherington– SciCulture tutor As with everyone, this was not what I had planned for my April. If the coronavirus situation hadn’t evolved and […]
22nd April 2020

Space – the bin that never gets full

Written by Chris Styles and contribution from Dr Ing Marc Anthony Azzopardi  Looking up into the vastness of space at night can leave me in a […]