BH Lunchtime Scientist is an event that invites GCSE & A-Level students and their teachers to participate in a series of conversations with real scientists working in different fields.
The talks have been organised in collaboration with the courtyard societies of Burlington House.
Upcoming Lunchtime Scientists
#4: Matt Billing – Inorganic Materials Chemist
10 June 2020, 1pm BST: Hosted by the Royal Society of Chemistry
What is an ‘Inorganic Materials Chemist’?! Join Matt as he gives an overview of his work as a Research Associate at London South Bank University. His research is focused on materials for energy storage, covering a wide range of applications such as hydrogen storage, solar thermal fuels, and batteries.
Past Lunchtime Scientists
#3: Divya M. Persaud – Divya M. Persaud, Planetary Geologist
3 June 2020: Hosted by the Geological Society of London
In this #LunchtimeScientist, Divya spoke about the geology of Mars, 3D imaging and answered lots of questions about planetary geology and her scientific career so far.
#2: Angelo Vermeulen – Biologist, Artist and Space Systems Researcher
20 May 2020: Hosted by the Linnean Society of London
In this #LunchtimeScientist, Angelo talked about how he connects his varied interests by presenting a selection of transdisciplinary projects.
#1: Professor Jane Greaves – Astrobiologist
13 May 2020: Hosted by the Royal Astronomical Society
In this #LunchtimeScientist, Jane talked about life elsewhere in the Universe