#summerscience

[megansmouthspeaks]

Science in the summer • We made ice cream with daddy’s new ice cream maker and had ourselves a delicious little summer science experiment! In a couple of days, the SUMMER season officially begins! • What summer activities have you been enjoying? • #dontworrymomshere #itssummer #summerscience #homemadeicecream #summer #icecream #family https://www.instagram.com/p/By5DbXsA70R/?igshid=u436p4hpu8fd

[wetlandfieldguide]

sunset (under canopy) // #mangroves #wetlands #sunset #sydneylocal #nature #naturephotography #environment #habitat #urbanecology #wildoz #ozplants #summer #summerscience #sydney #australia (at Haslams Creek Marker)

[luxe-pauvre]

[nomadchick]

My little girly has been going to a summer science camp... It's run by an American professor who comes to spain each summer so her kids can learn Spanish. Hannah loves it! #science #summerscience

[artandillustration]

Summer science at it

Summer science at its finest! You don’t want to miss this ocean-themed Skittles candy science experiment. Your kids will beg to do it again and again. #homeschoolprek #skittlesscience #candyscience #scienceexperiments #summerscience #kitchenscience https://ift.tt/2u5JVOb

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[we-sujankhan-blog]

RT @itsallabthealth: Get a bikini body in just 3 weeks: https://t.co/qJJ0ROhWca #weightloss #weightlossjourney #weightlosstransformation #HealthTech #healthyfaith #ketodiet #transformation #fatloss #lowcarb #CanadaDay #mondaythoughts #MondayMotivaton #SummerScience #summer https://t.co/8AMdiiggBV

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— Its All About Health (@itsallabthealth) July 1, 2019

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[instatrack]

One and a half days until school gets out!! 😱😎 We’ve been working on a summer bucket list, and one thing Connor really wants to do is conduct some science experiments 🔬 I’m loving this new book Awesome Science Experiments for Kids...it meets my two requirements: easy to do and uses items I already have on hand! 🤗 🎉GIVEAWAY🎉 I have a second copy from the publisher to give away - so just leave a comment and I’ll choose someone at random on Friday afternoon! (The day the summer chaos begins in my house...help us all😜) If you don’t win the giveaway, just snag a copy on Amazon! We’ve already picked a few experiments we plan to do...now here’s hoping the heat stays away so we can spend more time outside! 🤞🏼 #summerscience #giveaway #booksofinstagram https://ift.tt/2saczOn

[whatismesotheliomacancer]

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[wetlandfieldguide]

storm (over wetlands) // watching and listening to the afternoon storm roll in. i’m going to get wet. or possibly struck by lightning // #wetlands #sydneystorm #sydneylocal #nature #storm #sydney #cloud #thunderstorm #lightning #environmentalscience #summerscience #wildoz #sydneyweather #frogponds #narawangwetlands #australia #summer #stormclouds #lookup #nsw (at Narawang Wetland)

[artandillustration]

STEM Activity for Ki

STEM Activity for Kids: How to Make Straw Rockets (w/ Free Rocket Template)- Fun for a science lesson, outdoor play activity, or unit on space! ~ BuggyandBuddy.com #stem #steam #craftforkids #scienceforkids #strawrockets #summerscience #patrioticcrafts

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[we-sujankhan-blog]

RT @itsallabthealth: Cure nail fungus in just few weeks: https://t.co/5MTmZzC4cQ #nailfungus #allergies #eczema #rashes #toenail #feet #toes #fungus #toenailfungus #funguscure #beautytips #beautysos #nails #CanadaDay #MondayMotivation #MondayMorning #mondaythoughts #SummerScience https://t.co/tPRIgKCE5K

Cure nail fungus in just few weeks: https://t.co/5MTmZzC4cQ #nailfungus #allergies #eczema #rashes #toenail #feet #toes #fungus #toenailfungus #funguscure #beautytips #beautysos #nails #CanadaDay #MondayMotivation #MondayMorning #mondaythoughts #SummerScience pic.twitter.com/tPRIgKCE5K

— Its All About Health (@itsallabthealth) July 1, 2019

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[yujielwhy]

Selfie in front of the Royal Society. #summerscience #selfiesunday

[catch-a-comet]

Europe's intrepid comet-chaser, Rosetta, is on its way to Comet 67P. What will it find there? The team who engineered the technology and scientific instruments to explore a comet told us more in a Twitter Q&A for Royal Society Summer Science Exhibition 2014.

Natalie & I were on Twitter with Dan & Ian from the OU yesterday, answering questions and tweeting teaser photos from the exhibit. Getting close now!

[wetlandfieldguide]

secret marshes // step in here and you’ll forget you’re in the middle of metropolitan sydney // #wetlands #nature #naturephotography #saltmarsh #mangroves #estuary #ourlivingriver #newington #parramattariver #environment #environmentalscience #summerscience #lowtide #sydneyolympicpark #ozplants #nsw #summer #australia (at Newington Armory - Sydney Olympic Park)

[ohheybiology]

The Royal Society Summer Science Exhibition

The Royal Society here in London has its annual Summer Science Exhibition on this week (running til Sunday).

It's basically a bunch of stalls with different research groups all explaining their work. All the stalls are really well laid out, there's lots of interactive stuff, and the research is communicated really well by eager scientists.

The highlights for me were the "Biology Builders" - people who are using 3D printers to print scaffolds made of polymers that they put stem cells on and regrow tissues! Also really awesome was the Dark Matter stall with a neat 5 minute 3D film explaining what dark matter is.

I would highly recommend popping in and having a look - it's free, you get free booklets/pencils/totebags and all that fun stuff, and you'll learn stuff!

The Royal Society also has a series of events on this week as part of the whole Summer Science thing. I went to a panel discussion on Tuesday about the wonders of life and taxonomy and conserving biodiversity and all that coolness with my homeboy (= ex-lecturer) Peter Holland. It was really, unexpectedly, good. Sometimes public outreach type things can be pretty dumbed down to the point where they're not even that interesting to a layperson, but this one was really well-pitched. It kept both me (someone who's doing a Masters with the word "biodiversity" in the title) and my friend (someone who hasn't done Biology since GCSE) interested.

And finally, here is a photo of my friend with ALBERT EINSTEIN:

[tidal-turbine]

Power, people and perfectly sized toy ducks

It's been a very busy few days! When we arrived on Sunday, we went fairly quickly from this:

To this:

Everything was working, the flume wasn't leaking and we didn't seem to have forgotten anything important. With the hard work out of the way, we relaxed a little and waited for the exhibit to open on Monday.

Since then, we've had all of this:

This was the queue for Monday night's Twilight Science event, just before it opened. You can just about see the entrance to the exhibit in the distance!

I hope everyone who has visited our stand over the first few days of the exhibit enjoyed it as much as I've enjoyed explaining it and answering your questions. If you haven't been to the exhibit yet, make sure you visit our stand and ask the rest of the team some questions. I'm now back in (a grey and rather damp) Swansea, but I'll be keeping an eye on the online questions and hopefully posting some more pictures later in the week.