HOW SCIENCE WORKS 2009

Workshops featured in this short video are:

Birmingham University - Department of Chemistry

Data Harvest

Pasco UK

nPower

Newquay Zoo

The West Midlands Police Forensic Department

We would like to express our appreciation to all the

companies and organisations, the teachers, the schools

and above all the students who helped make the 2009

event at ThinkTank such a success.

Outdoor Rangers

Website:- http://www.birmingham.gov.uk/cs/Satellite/parkrangers

This is an interview with Steve and Alf of the Outdoor Rangers showing some of their workshops.

Many thanks to them both for all their work at the event.

Instruments Direct (Services) Ltd.

Website:- http://www.inds.co.uk

Instruments Direct (Services) Ltd. is a company proving Equipment and resources for science education. They are based in Coalville in Leicestershire.

Special thanks to Steve for his help throughout the three days.

Here is a short video of the IDS workshops and an interview with Steve.

Data Harvest UK

Website:- http://www.dataharvest.co.uk

Data Harvest are specialist suppliers of data logging and control systems for education. They are based in Leighton Buzzard in Bedfordshire. Many thanks to them for their work with the students over the three days.

This is a short video about their workshops.

Pasco Uk

Websites:-
http://www.pascophysics.co.uk/
http://www.pasco.com/

Pasco UK is a company specialising in the provision of rescources for science education.

Here is a short video featuring an interview with Lyn,
to whom many thanks.
Especially for the Hovercraft which proved very popular.

Edward Francis

Website :- http://www.edward-francis.co.uk/index.htm

Edward Francis Limited are Health and Safety and Environmental Management Consultants based in Coleshill in Warwickshire. We would like to thank them for their work with the students over the three days of the workshops.

Here is a short video of their work and an interview with Graham and Callum.

Birmingham University - Department of Chemistry

Website:- http://www.undergraduate.bham.ac.uk/coursefinder/science/chemistry

Many Thanks to Birmingham University - Department of Chemistry for their work over all 3 days.
Here are two short videos showing some of the workshops that they ran.