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It’s official! We’re obsessed: discussing the weather is most ‘British’ trait
It’s official! We’re obsessed: discussing the weather is most ‘British’ trait A poll of 2,000 people found discussing the weather is the most stereotypical ‘British’ trait, ahead of drinking tea and queuing This British Science Week (8-17 March), the British Science Association and Operation Weather Rescue are asking Brits to…
Reading Rocks’ STEMsational books for British Science Week
Today is World Book Day, which coincidentally falls on the eve of our own British Science Week! To mark the occasion, we’re delighted to host a guest piece from Heather Wright from Reading Rocks, who has put together some excellent reading picks for British Science Week. Find out more below. This…
Become a citizen scientist for British Science Week!
We are delighted to announce that the citizen science project for British Science Week 2019 will be: Operation Weather Rescue. Operation Weather Rescue is run by a team of meteorologists and climate scientists who want to build a legacy of environmental information that will contribute to new discoveries and answers questions about our…