19 Dec 2012
The event gets teenagers talking to real scientists, online,to learn about real science. Students have fun, but also get beyond stereotypes, learn about how science relates to real life, develop their thinking and discussion skills and make connections with real scientists. The event is split into zones, and in each zone there are five scientists and around 400 students. The zones are either general (named after elements) or themed.
The programme is looking for scientists to take part, with the chance of winning £500 to spend on a science communication project. Now in it's third year, past scientist participants in this highly successful project have reported an improvement in their communications skills and a refreshed perspective on their own work.
Those interested in taking part must register online by 21 January 2013. To find out more visit www.imascientist.org.uk.
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