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Schools can book a workshop or science show alongside a STEM Pod experience session. We offer fun-filled and curriculum-linked science shows and workshops that can be delivered before or after your STEM Pod experience session. Our content relates to 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@ce…

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…

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…

These activities demonstrate how double blind trials are run, explaining what a placebo is and how the placebo effect works, how bias is removed as far as possible and how participants and trial medicines are randomised. Curriculum Links KS3: Science KS4: Biology SQA Access, Intermediate and Higher: Biology Key words double-blind trials observer bias placebo effect placebo randomisation clinical trials designing a fair trial Activities Placebo Ef…

These activities introduce the concept of vaccination and why it only protects the population if most people are vaccinated. They show how early vaccination was tested and discuss the role of informed consent in Clinical Research. Pupils learn about the process of developing a new vaccine. Curriculum Links KS3 Science KS3 Citizenship KS3 History KS4 Science KS4 Citizenship AS/A2 Level Chemistry AS/A2 Level Biology SQA (5-14): Environmental Studie…

Centre of the Cell is a science education centre based at the Whitechapel Campus of Queen Mary University of London. It is the first science education centre in the world to be located within working biomedical research laboratories. We seek to have a positive impact on the educational, career and health choices of the children, young people and families we work with. Centre of the Cell is an online resource, a science and health education centre…

…If you are interested in booking Neuron Pod, please complete and submit the online enquiry form below. Alternatively, you can contact us on +44 (0)20 7882 2562 or info@centreofthecell.org….

…A typical visit to the STEM Pod, from arrival to departure, lasts around 90 minutes. If you have also booked a science show or workshop, this will take approximately another hour. The STEM Pod Experience is suitable for visitors aged 7 and up. A school session can accommodate up to 40 visitors (including accompanying adults), although we recommend 30 visitors for an optimal experience. To book your pupils in for a visit, use the calendar here….

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…nstruction of Neuron Pod began in April 2018, and involved welding together 13 large steel sections, each arriving one by one through the Dartford Crossing, with some requiring police escort due to their size. Funders of the £2m project include the Wellcome Trust, Queen Mary University of London, Barts Charity, Wolfson Foundation, Garfield Weston Foundation, Hobson Charity and Gosling Foundation. Design and construction also involved Total Constru…