LGBTQ+ STEM Day 2023: Durham researchers’ LGBTQ+ STEM Heroes, part 3
In this final instalment of this series we interview researchers from physics, biosciences, and engineering about their LGBTQ+ STEM heroes.
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Cameron McAllister
LGBTQ+ STEM Day 2023: Durham researchers’ LGBTQ+ STEM Heroes, part 2
In the second instalment of this series we interview researchers from biology, maths, and chemistry about their LGBTQ+ STEM heroes.
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LGBTQ+ STEM Day 2023: Durham researchers’ LGBTQ+ STEM Heroes, part 1
To mark LGBTQ+ STEM Day we have teamed up with Durham researchers to talk to them about their chosen LGBTQ+ STEM heroes.
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“Choked Street”: students exposed to dangerous levels of air pollution
Church Street and Gilesgate are among areas with nitrogen dioxide levels exceeding legal limits. Students need to engage more with the issue, local campaigners say.
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Why post-pandemic events are so important
Why are events like the Durham City Run important? Josie Sherman argues that upholding traditions is essential in a post-pandemic climate.
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Lift-off in hunt for hidden helium? Durham researchers help develop new model
Helium is vital to everything from quantum computing to MRIs. It’s also running out. New work involving researchers from Durham could help identify new helium resources.
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Durham City Run Festival set to make a return this summer
Durham City Run Festival will take place again this year, with the finish line on Palace Green for the first time the Covid-19 Pandemic.
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AI robots are the future of love and sex – let’s make sure they’re ethical
Sex (and love) robots are coming. Cameron McAllister discusses why we need to think about the reasons why, and the power their arrival has to change what it means to be human.
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Books on a budget
“I have an expensive habit that I can’t seem to break: reading” Cameron Mcallister explores way to read more while on a budget
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Peter Vickers on future-proof facts and public policy
Peter Vickers, Professor of Philosophy of Science at Durham University, talks to SciTech about future-proof facts and how measuring scientific consensus could fight climate change and vaccine hesitancy.
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