15th February 2021
A good game can transport you away; allowing you to be a millionaire property tycoon or a city-destroying monster. In the past few decades board and […]
15th February 2021
Written by SciCulture Ambassador, Minou Schillings. ‘There are these two young fish swimming along and they happen to meet an older fish swimming the other way, […]
3rd August 2020
Chris Styles speaks with graphic designer Andrea Delicata about his novel approach to improving the lives of those with dementia. By Chris Styles One of the […]
26th May 2020
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
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
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 […]
1st May 2020
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
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 […]
16th April 2020
Does metaphor help or hinder Scicom? Chris Styles speaks to science communicator and poet, Dr. Sam Illingworth from Manchester Metropolitan University. Metaphors are a powerful tool […]