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Jonathan has recently made a series of 3 wave tanks as part of the "Who will keep the lights on" exhibition that will be travelling around southern UK sites in 2010. These show how to make elctricity from wave power. We have the Duck, Snake and Limpet designs. Click here for Wave Tank Experiments
In the last half of 2009 Jonathan worked with the Sussex Newton Project to re-make a number of Newton based physics experiments copied from classic seventeenth century apparatus - Newton Experiments
Richard Robinson and Jonathan ran 30 or so windmill workshops as part of the run-up to the 2010 Brighton Science Festival click here for details and for the 2010 programme
Brighton Science Festival
click for press release of 2009 Brighton Science Festival workshops (Note: ca. 1MB)
Dr Jonathan Hare is a well known science educator and science BBC TV presenter.
In addition he is currently a visiting research fellow in Physics at Sussex University.
JPH Key outreach achievements
* presents more than 100 talks and workshops per year all over the UK
* teachers, school children, students, – all ages and abilities
* presents at the BA, Cheltenham and Brighton Science Festivals
* publishes science and science educations articles in reviewed journals (IOP, RSC)
* over 160 press and media articles in ca. 10 years
* recently made 15 mini science films with Vega Trust for teachers and experimenters
* outreach in local schools as part of the Brighton Science Festival
* major TV work: BBC Rough Science (6 series) and Hollywood Science (2 series)
* contribute to Sussex Chemistry Admissions Days
* writing for the science curriculum (Heinnemann, KS3 and 4)
* current work is being used in Nuffield 21st Century Science Pilot (A-level)
* The CSC has been reviewed by 'Form-It'
* Internet workshops with the Vega Science Trust (e-w/s) – world-wide outreach activities
* Well established web site (see below)
* Has worked on production of science programmes with the Vega Science Trust
The Creative Science web site was set up (by JPH) in 1999 to inspire, encourage and help all ages and interests of people to make science experiments for themselves. It is now well established. This innovative site presents unique experiments and ideas which makes it essentially different from other web initiatives. The Sussex Logo branding is on its main page. The CSC website currently receives 1000's hits per month and many e-mail enquiries, some leading to collaborative projects in other areas of the world (e.g. e-w/s with Russel Taylor in a school in Maine, USA).
published papers and articles
Jonathans NESTA work
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