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Stefan Gates - Speaker (paid)

Current shows include FARTOLOGY: A hilarious journey through the human body packed with physics, chemistry and biology, huge whoopee cushions and the world's loudest fart machine GASTRONAUT EXTREME/SCIENCE YOU CAN EAT: A spectacular show about the science of food, full of edible chemical reactions and vortex canons DOGOLOGY/CATOLOGY Fascinating quirks of canine and feline science with a tame robot SCIENCE OF SWEETS: A demo-packed adventure into the science of sweets, snacks, and gum

Matthew Tosh - Adviser

Health and Safety advice for science festivals, high-profile stage shows and demonstrations, including reviewing risk assessments. I’ve won repeated commissions for my proactive approach at bridging the gap between what a performer wants to do and legal H&S obligations. My risk assessments and H&S processes are trusted as being thorough by both my firework and science communication colleagues. Previous clients include Cheltenham Festivals and Greg Foot.

Matt Pritchard - Speaker (paid)

"A glorious blend of showmanship and science." FringeGuru.com "He enthused, motivated and inspired every child in the school." Primary School, Cambridgeshire Dr Matt’s shows bring gasps of amazement, thought provoking ideas and memorable teaching. He is an Associate of the Inner Magic Circle and world class creative communicator who loves to inspire children in their studies and create a sense of wonder. In 2021 he won the Best Illusion of the Year Contest.

Mother Nature Science Workshop - Speaker (paid)

MNScience is looking for professional and inspirational Science Presenters and Party Presenters to join their team in London! Title: Science Presenter/ Party Presenter Job Type: Permanent - Part-Time Hours: Monday to Friday 15:30 to 16:30 for After School Clubs or between 10:00 and 17:30 on Saturdays and Sundays for Parties. Salary: Up to £30/session + travel bonus where applicable Location:y NW9 9BW Start Date: ASAP- Email us your CV to careers@mnature.co.uk if interested

Mother Nature Science Workshop - Speaker (paid)

MNScience is looking for professional and inspirational Science Presenters and Party Presenters to join their team in London! Title: Science Presenter/ Party Presenter Job Type: Permanent - Part-Time Hours: Monday to Friday 15:30 to 16:30 for After School Clubs or between 10:00 and 17:30 on Saturdays and Sundays for Parties. Salary: Up to £30/session + travel bonus where applicable Location:y KT3 3ST Start Date: ASAP- Email us your CV to careers@mnature.co.uk if interested

Mother Nature Science Workshop - Speaker (paid)

MNScience is looking for professional and inspirational Science Presenters and Party Presenters to join their team in London! Title: Science Presenter/ Party Presenter Job Type: Permanent - Part-Time Hours: Monday to Friday 15:30 to 16:30 for After School Clubs or between 10:00 and 17:30 on Saturdays and Sundays for Parties. Salary: Up to £30/session + travel bonus where applicable Location:y KT3 3ST Start Date: ASAP- Email us your CV to careers@mnature.co.uk if interested

Mother Nature Science Workshop - Speaker (paid)

MNScience is looking for professional and inspirational Science Presenters and Party Presenters to join their team in London! Title: Science Presenter/ Party Presenter Job Type: Permanent - Part-Time Hours: Monday to Friday 15:30 to 16:30 for After School Clubs or between 10:00 and 17:30 on Saturdays and Sundays for Parties. Salary: Up to £30/session + travel bonus where applicable Location: NW9 9BW Start Date: ASAP- Email us your CV to careers@mnature.co.uk if interested

Beth Nichol - Speaker (free)

I'd like to attend an event to discuss the OCTAHEDRON project with the public and hear about their thoughts and concerns in an interactive and engaging way. The project aims to develop an early diagnostic tool for neurological disorders such as Parkinson's. To do this, it is using NHS data from 3D eye scans and artificial intelligence to create an algorithm. More information about OCTAHEDRON can be found here: https://www.ncl.ac.uk/press/articles/latest/2020/09/aiforparkinsonsandalzheimers/

Jon Evans - Speaker (free)

A 30-minute talk called What's the Big Idea?, where I count down the top 10 biggest ideas in science in the style of Top of the Pops. Based on my book 'The Big Ideas in Science'.

Daisy Shearer - Volunteer

I am a PhD candidate in experimental condensed matter physics at the University of Surrey’s Advanced Technology Institute, working within the Photonics and Quantum Sciences group in the physics department. My PhD research focuses on semiconductor spintronics for quantum technology applications. Alongside my academic research, I frequently engage in other activities such as higher education teaching and science communication. I am a STEM Ambassador and a confident speaker.

Elaine Kasket - Speaker (paid)

As a keynote speaker and trainer, I provide insights on living with technology, digital legacy, social media, grief and mourning, online privacy, navigating modern mediated relationships, and various psychological issues such as anxiety, depression, getting unstuck, mobilising towards values-orientated living, stress, burnout, and crises of meaning, value and purpose. I've spoken on kids, grief, and social media and do psychology careers talks. I'm an experienced interviewer and panel chair.

Bhavani Esapathi - Speaker (paid)

As a creative practitioner working within healthcare, migration and invisible disabilities I am happy to speak on topics that touch on these issues alongside current events which invariably have an effect on our bodies and health. My work also looks at the climate and its effect on chronic diseases especially revisiting the global waste programme. Feel free to visit www.bhavaniesapathi.com to learn more about my work.

Yang Zhou - Speaker (paid)

Happy New Year! Our group looking for a SCRATCH and python facilitator to teach young children coding on zoom. You can teach the group in anywhere Experenced Univerisity student is fine.

Edwin Colyer - Speaker (paid)

Edwin is a highly experienced science journalist, communicator and public engagement practitioner - an ideal speaker, host or compere for events, dinners or away days. Through his agency, Scientia Scripta, he is on a mission to democratise science and innovation, for good. Edwin speaks eloquently and passionately about communication, engagement and how research should transforming lives. He also argues the ethical case for deep involvement of diverse publics across the R&D&I lifecycle.

Cooked Illustrations - Speaker (paid)

Cooked Illustrations wants to make every single event out there to have real, long-term impact and engagement for both the people who attend them and the public. How it Works A member of the team will attend your event to illustrate and record information being shared. We then take these away and create outcomes such as: social media posts and editorial work that will help the information from the event be remembered by attendees as well as reach a further audience by sharing.

Adrian Burden - Speaker (free)

I am happy to speak to schools, colleges, community groups, and universities about technology entrepreneurship and what it takes to start, grow and exit a high tech business. During my talk, I refer to my business book Start to Exit, highlighting how my training as a scientist has helped in business and provided numerous opportunities to undertake exciting projects.

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