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The National Academies booth, 2nd USA Science & Engineering Festival, Walter E. Washington Convention Center, Washington, DC
Duke University Physics Department, Science Night 2010
Sep 22 four student volunteers from the Physics Dept’s Outreach Group joined the Chemistry Dept’s Outreach Group for “An Evening of Science” in front of the French Science Building. Using demonstrations, the students explained two topics they learned in mechanics, Newton’s 3rd Law and Waves.
The image here is of a Ruben’s Tube. The pipe has a speaker inserted in one end and the other end plugged. There is a line of small holes drilled along the top and a gas valve on the front – basically a long grill with a speaker in one end. (The Outreach group can cook hot dogs, too!) After turning on the gas and lighting, an amplified function generator sends a sine wave to the speaker at one of the tube’s resonant frequencies. The flame heights will vary according to the sound pressure level at each hole thus the standing wave in flames.
Picture of participant(s) of the Centrope Life Science Day - 15/11/2011 - Vienna University of Technology - powered by centrope_tt + Centrope Capacity projects
A visit to the Science Museum of Virginia where my Uncle was the Science Curator for close to its first 17 years. We made annual holiday trips to the museum.
Mid 16th century navigational tools. At the Corpus Christi Museum of Science and History.
On display here are artifacts related to three Spanish treasure ships wrecked in a storm off the south Texas coast in 1554. These ships, San Esteban, Espiritu Santo and Santa María de Yciar, were part of a four-ship convoy sailing from Mexico to Cuba, of which only one ship survived. The ill-fated three went aground and were excavated between 1964 and 1975. The treasure was primarily silver, with some gold and other Mexican products.
This museum is located on the Corpus Christi waterfront and promotes history, science and education in the Corpus Christi area. I visited this place on April 21, 2021.
File reference: CCL-2011-10-14-Science alive at PK 3
From the collection of Christchurch City Libraries.
Scientific researchers in Canada see amazing things through the microscope lens and out in the field. Each year, the Science Exposed research image contest highlights the work of scientists across the country. This exhibition features some of the finalists' submissions from the past five years of the contest. Their images provide a glimpse into ongoing Canadian, research, and reveal the beauty and wonder of their scientific observations.
Science Exposed and La preuve par l'image are presented by the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada and Acfas.
Original pilot Bessemer converter from which the first cast of steel was poured at the works of the Barrow Haematite Steel Company Ltd., Barrow-in-Furness, in May 1865
Sir Henry Bessemer (1813-1898) was an English inventor and engineer who invented a cheap process for maufacturing steel. He patented a process by which molten pig iron was converted to steel by blowing air through it in a Bessemer converter.This removed most of the impurities and no extra fuel was required, because the carbon, oxidised during the blow, generated great heat. Establishing a steelworks in Sheffield, England, Bessemer manufactured guns and, later, steel rails.
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A ribbon cutting and grand opening of the NC Museum of Natural Sciences at Greenville was held on Saturday, September 18, 2021.
The museum, located at 729 Dickinson Avenue, provides a variety of science and technology exhibits that explore astronomy, geology, paleontology, water quality, pirateology (including a 24' pirate ship replica!), and much, much more.
Learn more at atimeforscience.org/
Rocket, designed and built in 1829 by Robert Stephenson, seen in the Making of the Modern World Exhibition at the Science Museum.
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May 23, 2019; Hamilton, Ontario, Canada; McMaster University 2019 Spring Convocations - Faculty of Health Sciences. Honorary degree recipient: Fergus Shanahan, Doctor of Science. Valedictorian: Owen Dan Luo. Chancellor's Gold Medal: Owen Dan Luo. The Governor General's Academic Medal: Phelopater Sedrak. President's Award of Excellence in Student Leadership: Owen Dan Luo and Sonia Igboanugo. Photo by Ron Scheffler for McMaster University.
Atomic Science - 12" x 16.5" Mixed Acrylic on Canvas Board (SOLD)
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Face Book: "The Art of The Atomic Spaceman"
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"Robert Atom" AKA "The Atomic Spaceman"
MINISTER ENGLISH ANNOUNCES €2.8 MILLION SCIENCE FOUNDATION IRELAND INVESTMENT IN SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING & MATHS PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT & EDUCATION INITIATIVES
The Minister for Research, Innovation and Skills, Damien English, TD today announced details of a €2.8 million national investment in 42 initiatives aimed at engaging the Irish public in science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) through Science Foundation Ireland’s Discover funding awards. This investment further supports our national aim to have the most scientifically engaged public; breaking down barriers and creating more accessible paths to skill acquisition and ultimately fulfilling careers in science, technology, engineering and maths. Geographically dispersed, it is estimated that these STEM projects will touch 3.6 million people in Ireland by the end of 2017.
Vancouver
A wonderful place for children to learn about science and technology through interactive exhibits and displays.
©2023 Tom Nicholson. 13/07/2023. London, UK. The Life Science Awards are hosted at the The Waldorf Hilton, London, UK. Photo credit : Tom Nicholson