Professor Alice Roberts

I’m here all week

 

lord have mercy...

 

I remember a long time ago, those dull and boring History lessons in secondary school. Lucy Worsley has rekindled my interest in British History. Plus Hannah Fry for the maths and Maggie for Astronomy on Sky at Night. Professor Jim Al-Khalili is good for anyone interested in the history of Chemistry and discovery of the elements, great stuff.

 

Try the scampi!

 

Enjoy this fast paced, no health and safety Chemistry lecture at the Royal Institution.

 

Think you will find if you mention space litter his face drops .

 

This is as close to politics as this thread should have got, Leila Nathoo

 

If its chemistry your after then Poliakoff is your man:

 

I enjoyed the thermal decomposition demo.
Reminds me of school and various practical demonstrations that didn’t always go to plan, especially when replicated by us pupils.
I failed Chemistry O level. Having said that an E would probably get me an A these days.

Stop sniggering at the back Haynes!

 

No thats the Rylan creature.

 

I remember a younger Charlie Dimmock.

 

Did he lend that fright wig to Phil Spector for his court appearances?

 

She’s not aged well

 

She’s bouncier than I remember

 

I had some fantastic chemistry teachers and we did quite few of those experiments in class. I've done some of the more tame ones with my grand daughters; Princess Christina won't let me do the more exciting ones but their mum would be fine with it