Super Science Swansea 2020 Review More than 3,200 visitors attended “Super Science Swansea”, as part of British Science Week, on Sunday 8th March at the National Waterfront Museum, a drop of only 10% from “Super Science Sunday” last March 2019. …
Research & Innovation Awards, Swansea University 2020 Congratulations to all winners of the Swansea University 2020 Research & Innovation Awards! Oriel Science represented by Chris Allton, Tanya Foxall, Will Bryan, Mary Gagen (back row) and Emily MacAuley (front row). We…
Voting is now open for this year’s Swansea Life Awards! Please spare a few minutes to vote for Oriel Science’s “Super Science Sunday” event as Best Event in Swansea in 2019, by clicking the link below: https://form.jotformeu.com/91182681881363 Simply enter: Your…
The Regional Skills & Talent Agenda - Oriel Science asks: what are we doing to raise the aspirations of young people and equip them with the skills they need for exciting careers? If you type “skills needed for a job”…
“Super Science Sunday” 2019 Many thanks to the National Waterfront Museum and Women’s Equality Network Wales for jointly organising and supporting this event. Almost 3,600 visitors attended “Super Science Sunday”, as part of British Science Week, on Sunday 10th March…
Don't miss your chance to see Sam Gregson give his famous "Hunting the Higgs" talk at Super Science Sunday, this Sunday! Sam, "The Bad Boy of Science" will be giving his talk at 12pm! If you know anyone in secondary…
If you're bringing your children to Super Science Sunday, why not bring their teddy too? Make sure to visit the Teddy Bear Hospital at Super Science Sunday! The aim of the Teddy Bear hospital is to teach local children about…
Coming to Super Science Sunday, march 10th, 11am-4pm? Then check our public talks on all day and book your place now! **No Longer taking reservations ** Seeing with Atoms – Paul Dastoor. The Mind-Body connection – using Hypnosis for Reproductive…
For their Christmas event, Oriel Science hosted the exceptional Nick Baker, who presented “Weird Creatures” at the Talesin. The Oriel Science team organised two shows, offering schools (Years 5, 6, and 7) the chance to see just accessible science can…
