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…shows and workshops cater to the needs of the individuals within your group. If we are aware of any necessary changes and adaptations in advance, we will do our best to make sure that your visit runs as smoothly as possible, and all participants are able to take part in all activities that we offer. Your data will be protected under UK GDPR laws and no information will be given out to anyone other than those at Centre of the Cell who need this in…
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Acknowledgements
…A large number of people have come together to create Centre of the Cell….
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…Centre of the Cell relies on external support to maintain and enhance its activities. There are a number of ways in which companies, charities and individuals can support Centre of the Cell’s work. Get in touch on info@centreofthecell.org if you are interested in funding our work and would like more information….
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Hiring Neuron Pod
…ed for a variety of events, including meetings, corporate days, conferences, seminars and birthday parties. Its unique design and ‘wow’ factor provides you with a venue like no other. Please note, the maximum capacity of Neuron Pod is 55. If you are interested in hiring the space, you can get in touch with us by completing the online enquiry form, calling us on 020 7882 2562 or email info@centreofthecell.org. We also welcome pre-visits, to give yo…
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Tips for deciding what to study at university
…ut your interests It might sound obvious but really ask yourself – what am I interested in? Think about your A-levels and what you enjoy studying. This could be a whole subject, maybe even two subjects or just one topic. You’ll be spending a minimum of three years studying your chosen subject, so it’s really important that you enjoy learning about it! It is also important to consider what you are good at. A university degree will be much more chal…
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How My Journey as a Biomedical Student Started
…g! They were truly passionate about the subject and made the lessons so exciting and engaging. I really enjoyed biology because it was always so unpredictable, and I knew I would always learn something fascinating every lesson. I especially liked learning about genes and evolution because it gave me an insight into how us as humans came to be so complex and how we were able to maintain this complexity throughout generations. October 2017 Fast-forw…
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Book a workshop or science show onsite at Centre of the Cell
…o cells and the human body. All of our school shows and workshops have specific curriculum links. To discuss availability and book a workshop or show, please contact us on 020 7882 2562 or email info@centreofthecell.org. What do we charge? £120 per workshop or science show that is booked alongside a STEM Pod experience session £140 per workshop or science show that is not booked with a STEM Pod experience session What is a science show? A science…
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Disease Detection and Diagnosis
These activities teach pupils to think about how doctors and other staff diagnose illnesses and how new diagnostic tests are developed. Pupils also consider when screening programmes for diseases are appropriate. How do doctors diagnose disease? First, they take note of a patient’s symptoms. Symptoms are physical signs produced by a disease, but they are not the cause of that disease. If you have a fever, this is your body’s response to an infect…
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Risk Factors of Disease
These activities introduce the idea that there are certain factors, called risk factors, which can increase a person’s likelihood of developing a disease. Pupils learn how scientists use research to determine what the risk factors are for various diseases. Curriculum Links KS3 Science KS4 Science SQA 5-14 Standard Environmental Studies SQA Access, Intermediate and Higher: Biology and Biology Investigation Key words risks of disease risk factors l…
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