Chemistry
This month, Cambridge added three new Nobel laureates to its roster, bringing their grand total to a mind-blowing 125 since 1901! Pretty impressive, right? But don’t worry, this isn’t an email about how amazing Cambridge University is. I mean, I went to Oxford, so praising them feels like
Chemistry
See the impact of the work on our everyday and check out the activities which will help you ace a scholarship interview.
Chemistry
Create a game to provide understanding of the role of protein structure prediction in vaccine development.
Project Ideas
Get inspired by this year's Nobel Prize winners and create a cutting-edge science project!
Project Ideas
Ace your scholarship portfolio with inspiration from this year's Nobel Prize winning work.
Computing
Learn how machine learning algorithms train on large datasets and see how the game improves its accuracy over time!
Activities
Get ready to turn your deck of cards into a smart game that learns from you!
Medicine
Problem-solving and teamwork needed! Simulate how vaccines work and how the immune system responds to different viruses.
Computing
Choose Your Adventure! Create a decision-making pathway that simulates how a neural network processes information.
Biology
LEGO: the tiny plastic bricks keeping kids busy whilst terrorising parents. Sure, they're great for cultivating creativity. But they’re also the leading cause of vacuum malfunctions and impromptu yoga sessions on the living room floor whilst fishing out those rogue pieces under the couch. And let’s
Biology
Build, Smash, and Rebuild Like Your Body! Try this Lego activity to boost understanding of digestion.
Biology
Diet and Digestion topic questions and model answers. Plus 4 great Lego Challenges to demonstrate metabolism and how medical conditions can affect it.