Katherine MacInnes: “Film is a great and accessible form of science communication!”
Swimming with whale sharks or travelling through space – the Bristol Science Film Festival (6-7 June) promises to deliver all of the excitement! This year, due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the festival has been moved to an online event with two…
Andy Brunning, Compound Interest: “Infographics can grab the attention in ways an article on a topic can’t.”
A chemist by training, Andy Brunning turned to teaching when he realized he wasn’t fond of lab work. As a secondary chemistry teacher having little luck finding eye-catching posters to put up in his classroom, Andy decided to make them himself…
Dr Marek Skupinski – visual artist and scientific illustrator
With a PhD in physics, trained in materials science and nanotechnology, Marek Skupinski is an author of scientific illustrations, book covers and editorial illustrations for newspapers and magazines. In addition, he is a founder of Hyperfine…
Hana Ayoob – Talks science comedy, podcasts, and art
Hana Ayoob is a freelance creative producer of science events, a trainer, a science communicator, an artist, a comedian, and part of the highly successful podcast, Why Aren’t You A Doctor Yet? She is passionate about science and getting…
Sam Gregson, Bad Boy of Science: “Comedy helps to bridge the gap”
The Bad Boy of Science turns out to be a very friendly guy: particle physicist, scicommer, comedian, and YouTuber Dr. Sam Gregson, currently based in Leeds. “I’m very energetic and enjoy producing content that is current, relevant, interactive,…
The Art of Scientific Performance: Science Busking with David Price
Science busking, in simple words, is expressing and 'selling' science on the streets, allowing passers-by to enjoy the beauty of science and scientific experiments at any time of day and anywhere. This sub-genre of scicomm is engaging and enjoyable,…