science made simple
Our mission is to inspire the next generation of scientists and engineers, make STEM part of popular culture and build bridges between researchers and the public. We do this through a range of inspiring science and engineering shows that we can bring to you and by working with researchers to translate their exciting work into something a wider audience can enjoy and engage with.
See what teachers, pupils and Adam Hart-Davis think of what we do here
Latest News...
Subsidised tour Engineering tour dates across the UK released
science made simple is delighted to announce a series of UK-wide tours of heavily subsidised engineering show days thanks to funding from the IET (Institution of Engineering and Technology).
We will be visiting schools across the UK with shows available for all key stages. The shows available will be Izzy's Incredible Adventures (KS1), Who wants to be a Superhero? (KS2), A Rough Guide to Engineering (KS3), Engineering for Life: Cradle to Grave (KS3/4). Some regional variation to the availability of each show applies. For more details take a look at our funding page, register your interest or call us on 09 20 876 884.
Why Do Golf Balls Have Dimples?
Wendy Sadler, Director of science made simple, has just released her new book. Why Do Golf Balls Have Dimples?: A Book of Weird & Wonderful Science Facts is available now as part of Accent Press' Quick Reads series of books.
Click here to order a copy from Amazon.
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Wendy does The Alan Titchmarsh Show
science made simple's Wendy Sadler was live again on ITV's
The Alan Titchmarsh Show on Wednesday 26th October! For more
information about the experiments shown and how to have a go yourself
see here.
supported by Cardiff University, School of Physics and Astronomy
