Project List

List of Science Projects

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List of Science Projects

'Express Yourself' Young Scientist's Conference

Advice on section 75/ Equality of Opportunity for Community and Voluntary Organisations

Advice to the Public

Annual Conference of Physics Teachers

Archaeological Excavation Open Days

Bringing Psychology to the Vision of schools.

British Isle Seaweed Images

Chemical Engineering in Schools

Chief Examiner, A and AS Level Geography, CCEA

Consultancy Services Training Courses Provision

Continuing professional development provision to pharmacists in Northern Ireland

Creep with the Crawlies

Diversity and Genetic Health

Geographical Association

International Liaison Officer to the American Society for Information Science and Technology (ASIS&T).

Large -Scale Recruitment Study

Lectures to Local Community Groups

Materials Testing for Engineering Failure Analysis

Membership of the Northern Ireland Census Advisory Committee (advising the NI Census Office)

Membership of the Northern Ireland Demographic Liaison Group (advising Demography and Methodology Branch)

National Science Week Lecture

Nuffield Science Bursaries for Schools and Colleges - Physics

Paper Clip Physics

Pet Behaviour Therapy

Physics Lectures to Schools

Physics Visits to Open Days / Careers Conventions

Physics Work Experience

Prenatal Development

Progress in Physics

Protecting Dignity at Work

Public understanding of science

Risk Communication and Training Tools

Science & Engineering Ambassadors

Sentinus

Shopping for Science

Sponsored public lectures series

Sport Psychology

Stakeholder Engagement in Fisheries Management

Statistical Awareness and Teaching Support (STATS) in Psychology

STEMNET

The development of a Risk Communication model based on food safety practices in the home to facilitate adoption of best practice in disseminating information with a food risk component.

Tyndall Lecture for Schools

Why is the Sky Blue?