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A science communication competition for school and Imperial students, with prizes and guest judges. Learn how to enter, what to do, and why you should join the 2023 RCSU Science Challenge.
- Faculty of Natural Sciences
RCSU Science Challenge - Yiannis Scotiniadis. I’d like you...
- Faculty of Natural Sciences
RCSU Science Challenge - Yiannis Scotiniadis. I’d like you to describe a new frontier or dimension in science you think we’re going to explore which will teach us more about ourselves, our world, or our Universe. Winner: Yiannis Scotiniadis. Runner up: Anna Rantakari and Laila Ahmed.
The RCSU Science Challenge. Judges' questions. This year's Science Challenge is focused on the theme of Hidden Depths. Hear from the judges of this year's competition. Professor Jamie Gallagher. "What is a scientific discovery/invention/development which has had real world impact?
10 de dic. de 2021 · This year's Science Challenge is focused on the theme of climate change. The competition requires entrants to demonstrate their skills in scientific debate and reasoning, testing the ability of...
Hannah Franklin was one of the winners of the RCSU Science Challenge 2023. The question was set by Dr Tom Crawford: How do we clean the ocean? It’s clear tha...
26 de abr. de 2022 · United Nations. Climate change refers to long-term shifts in temperatures and weather patterns, mainly caused by human activities, especially the burning of fossil fuels. RCSU Science...
3 de may. de 2022 · The Royal College of Science Union (RCSU) organises an international science communication competition for schools, focusing on climate change. Learn about the theme, the judges, the winners and the benefits of participating in this year's Science Challenge.
