2021 marks the 100th anniversary of the discovery of insulin and as part of Explorathon 2021 we are celebrating the leaps in diabetes treatment and care.
This talk features a group discussion with volunteers across the UK who are living with diabetes and gives us an insight into what being a diabetic involves.
The following content might be disturbing for sensitive audiences. Viewer discretion advised.
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When: 13-23rd September – Virtual via GoogleMeet
Admission: Admission FREE
Booking: Booking required
Summary of event: Live workshop with activities to embrace a journey of discovery about the Nobel Prize for the discovery of insulin awarded to Scottish Scientist John Macleod, to celebrate the 100 year anniversary of this important medical treatment.
Check out a short video summary of the event below:
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2021 marks the 100th anniversary of the discovery of insulin
and as part of Explorathon 2021 we are celebrating the leaps in diabetes treatment and care.
This podcast series features interviews with researchers from the University of Aberdeen,
involved in developing new diabetes treatments and helping to better understand how this condition develops,
and the factors that influence it.
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Please enjoy our workshops commissioned by Caithness Science Festival.
A collaboration between Aberdeen Science Centre 
and TechFest, supported by the Institute of Physics (IOP), the ‘Space into Energy’ programme gives young people a glimpse into the inner workings of these exciting fields and how the skill sets required for each sector often overlap.
Featuring experts from each industry, participants will learn about innovation, teamwork and leadership through hands-on activities and interactive sessions, empowering them to discover their unique talents and how they can be the problem-solvers of the future.
We’re packing a whole range of activities into our programme with activities for all ages. From family days at Aberdeen Science Centre to interviews with industry professionals, there is something to inspire everyone.
The programme will be available to download very soon. Follow us on our social media channels for updates.
Sponsoring Space into Energy
We are thrilled to have a fantastic group of generous sponsors and supporters who are helping us bring the Space into Energy programme to as many young people across the North East of Scotland as possible.
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Need more Space into Energy?
As the programme continues, we’ll be uploading informative resources here so that even if you can’t be at one of our events, you can still be a part of Space into Energy.
Exciting New Activity to All Upper Primary Students!
Curriculum links: SCN 1-03a, 1-04a, 1-05a, SCN 2-04a, SCN 2-04b, SCN 2-08a, SCN 2-08b, SCN 3-04a, 3-08b, SCN 1-15a, MNU 1-20a, 2-20a, MNU 2-11c & 3-11a, MTH 1-21a, 2-21a & 2-16a
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An Audience with an Astronaut
Watch this video of a conversation with astronauts Carl Walz and Mike Bloomfield, with commentary from Jim McNab from Oceaneering.
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