23rd February 2021

A tale of two cities- Town planning after the pandemic

Crowded office spaces and carefree socialising seem like a distant memory for many of us.  In fact, just living with a little less of the existential […]
15th February 2021

Carbon Countdown – Using games to recontextualise “wicked problems”.

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

Accelerating the green sprint

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, […]
13th January 2021

Connecting across the Channel? Hope for a post-Brexit future.

Well, the time has finally come; although many were extremely happy to see off the chaos that was 2020, the first of January 2021 was a […]
4th January 2021

Emerging Education- Creative Alternatives to Tomorrow’s Problems

Written by Kurt Calleja What are the pressing challenges facing education today? How do we envisage the future of learning? In  December 2020, a group of […]
27th October 2020

Apparitions Apparently

By Christopher Styles Lying in the dark, not quite asleep, not quite awake. You wait for sleep to gently lift you away. Suddenly a strange heaviness […]
22nd September 2020

Just your voice

The death of Perfect Paul, and his sister Uppity Ursula? Written by Chris Styles You probably don’t know Perfect Paul, but you will definitely recognise his […]
3rd August 2020

Memoryscape: Unlocking a Mind

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 […]
15th July 2020

There and back again – A SciCulture Reunion

Project Manager, Nika, sits down with SciCulture Ambassador, Aroa, to talk about life post the Intensive Course in Athens By Nika Levikov We sat down awkwardly […]