Hi everyone!
We are thrilled to announce that UCL Physics Society is hosting a talk by Simon Clark titled "We need to talk about Kelvin."
He will discuss what science communication is, and why it is so important (and yet difficult) around atmospheric science. He will also reflect his experiences in science communication, and give a brief history of why the atmosphere is objectively the coolest thing in science!
🎟️ Get a free ticket here on the SU calendar
📍LG26, Bentham House
🗓️ Wednesday, 20th of March
⏰ 5 pm
ℹ️ About the speaker: Dr. Simon Clark is a videomaker and science communicator from Bath, UK. He finished his PhD in theoretical atmospheric physics at the University of Exeter, researching dynamical stratosphere-troposphere coupling over the Arctic. Prior to this he studied physics at St Peter's College, University of Oxford, obtaining his masters degree and specialising in theoretical and atmospheric physics.
See you there!