Education

Maria Rossini
Head of Education
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Jane Dowden
Education Innovations Manager
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Neil Trevethan
Education Projects Manager
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Panagiota Letsou
Education Product Manager
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Caitlin Brown
Education Project Officer
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Sarah Newton
Education Officer
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British Science festival: Autistic females are better at camouflage than autistic males, study finds

You might wonder what the common factor is between Anthony Hopkins, Chris Packham and Greta Thunberg. The answer is autism. Recent research from University College London found that a process known as ‘camouflaging’ is more prevalent in autistic females. Bana Shriky reports at this year’s British Science Festival.
British Science Festival: Everyday Cyborgs and Perfect Bodies

What does it mean to be human? Do new year’s resolutions have a sinister side? Is there such a thing as a perfect body? These were the questions posed to audiences of the British Science Festival, 2019, by a panel of experts from the University of Birmingham. Michael Pascoe reports.
British Science Festival: Girl gamers- the solution to science’s gender imbalance?

Girls who play video games are three times more likely to study STEM degrees compared to non-gamers, according to the results of a new study presented at this year's British Science Festival by Dr Anesa Hoseini. Bana Shriky reports.
British Science Festival: Pocket blood tests

Diagnosing complex medical conditions can be time-consuming, costly and stressful. Stuart Higgins of the Department of Materials at Imperial College London, is working to create bioelectronic devices that could make multiple diagnostic tests quick, cheap and easy. Alan Barker reports.