Working as a civil servant may not be one of the main ambitions of graduates, but Laura’s career has taken her on a journey which involves advising government ministers.
Clouds are cool!
Year 5 MPhys Physics student Grace Carling reflects on the Atmospheric Physics course she is taking, and why she now things clouds are cool!
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Science: instrumental in the community!
With Burns Night celebrations happening this week up and down the country, I sat down with master’s student Megan Leishman to discuss her work with the organisation Science Ceilidh – a social enterprise working to support communities across a broad spectrum from science communication to wellbeing.
Megan describes herself as a 5th year Astrophysicist and fiddle player and is a member of the university ski club (she says she does “ski racing really really badly”!). I was keen to know how she got involved with Science Ceilidh and find out what she’s been up to!
By Grace Carling
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