Where can a degree in Physics take you? In celebration of National Careers Week, we speak to a selection of Astro / Physics graduates to highlight the diversity of careers within this rich field of study. Here, we speak with Greg, a Research and Technology Manager at Rolls-Royce Small Modular Reactors, to understand how a […]
Where can a degree in Physics take you? In celebration of National Careers Week, we speak to a selection of Astro / Physics graduates to highlight the diversity of careers within this rich field of study. Here, we speak with Giordano, a Postdoctoral Researcher at the Federal University of Sergipe (Brazil), to understand how a […]
Where can a degree in Physics take you? In celebration of National Careers Week, we speak to a selection of Astro / Physics graduates to highlight the diversity of careers within this rich field of study. Here, we speak with Harry, a Clinical Scientist within the NHS, to understand how a Physics degree enabled his […]
Where can a degree in Physics take you? In celebration of National Careers Week, we speak to a selection of Astro / Physics graduates to highlight the diversity of careers within this rich field of study. Here, we speak with Harmi, a Senior Manager at an Accountancy and Business Advisory firm, to understand how a […]
Company Overview Lascells Ltd. is an established manufacturing company producing a wide range of educational equipment from our premises in Market Drayton, Shropshire. We have planning granted for a new build steel framed building that will be built during 2022. As part of an energy assessment into this project the benefits of installing a solar […]
Main Title of project Erection of steel framed industrial building to BS 5950 Job Ref LAS2122 Value (approx.) (If separate lots/ work packages please put approx. value of each) £350k Planned Start Date 15-03-2022 Planned Finish Date 15-06-2022 Deadline date for submission of completed tenders 29th November 2021 Summary of […]
The latest in our ‘home science for kids’ series looks at Sound. Try out this experiment that demonstrates sound and vibration using just a few home basics. Equipment A bowl Cling film A rubber band (you might not need to use this) Hundreds and thousands A plate Method 1. Stretch the cling film over your […]
Here is the latest experiment in our ‘home science for kids’ series – how to make your own balloon-powered car. **You will need an adult to help you to build this car** Equipment; An empty water bottle Four plastic bottle caps (or you could use four tealights like we did) Two straws A wooden skewer […]
Here is another fun science experiment to try in our ‘Home Science for Kids Series’. So here goes… here is how to make a lava lamp with home ingredients to demonstrate density. Equipment; A tall jar, glass or an empty pop bottle Vegetable oil (if you have some used oil this will work, just sieve […]
With the majority of students being asked to stay at home now, we thought it would be useful to put together some fun and easy home science experiments… starting with this density experiment! Equipment; Three empty jars One tall glass or jar A small measuring jug 100ml golden syrup 100ml sunflower or cooking oil Some […]