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ASE Annual Conference 2018

The ASE Annual Conference is a unique opportunity for all teachers of science and those involved with science education. With over 350 sessions to choose from at ASE Annual Conference 2018, Sched will help you see what’s on and plan and edit your personal agenda at any time. If you’ve not yet registered for this event book now on Eventbrite.

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9:00am GMT

Schools' Exhibition - Morning session S09 CTL FoyerEmma Hill

9:30am GMT

Frontier Science: Fit to Drive? T62 CTH CUniversity of Liverpool • Laura Bonnett Science Ambassadors W44 Maths G02Claire Aspinall • Ellen Phillips

10:15am GMT

Biology in the Real World: Is it true an elephant never forgets? T69 Rathbone Leslie HearnshawDr Graeme Shannon • Royal Society of Biology

10:30am GMT

Frontier Science: Learning from Experience - Farmers & Vets T70 CTH DUniversity of Liverpool • Dr Helen Higgins Plugging Into the Sun REPEATED W139 CTH 1David Garlovsky

11:00am GMT

Biology in the Real World: Photosynthesis for a Changing World T73 Rathbone Leslie HearnshawDr James Hartwell • L McClure • Science and Plants for Schools (SAPS) • Royal Society of Biology • University of Liverpool Voices of Chemistry W64 Maths 103Lynda Dunlop • Sally Horrocks CANCELLED: PSTT Titanic Science: A working scientifically approach to the narrative W54 TBAKathy Schofield Observing with Robotic Telescopes W61 CTL 6Dr Chris Leigh • National Schools Observatory

11:30am GMT

Frontier Science: Towards Making Matter Programmable T78 CTH DUniversity of Liverpool • Dr Othon Michail

12:00pm GMT

Biology in the Real World: Obesity - Is it all in your head? T90 Rathbone Leslie HearnshawDr Simon Cork • L McClure • Royal Society of Biology Going Bananas for Food Security W70 CTL 8Chris Bisson • Robbie Kirkman • Rachel Warmington

12:05pm GMT

Floating Gardens: Practical science in a global context W68 Rendall S6Ed Walsh • Julie Brown Plastic from Potatoes with KS2 W65 Rendall S3Joy Parvin • Jane Winter

12:30pm GMT

Frontier Science: Top-to-toe Solution - the three challenges facing electrical vehicles T91 CTH DUniversity of Liverpool • yihua hu Collections and Curriculum: The role of natural history museums in providing an authentic learning experience S15 Chadwick Rotbalt LTGracie Divall • Ed Santry Do All Scientists Wear Lab Coats? T158 Maths 106Sophie Parker

1:45pm GMT

CANCELLED - Reaching a 'Zero Carbon' Future D06 Guild of Students Mandela RoomAnn MacGarry • Deirdre Raffan • Centre for Alternative Technology Primary Pop-up S16 Rendall S11Claire Seeley • Emma Hill

2:00pm GMT

CANCELLED Frontier Science: Building bigger brains - the evolution and development of the cerebellum T161 CTH DThomas Butts

2:15pm GMT

Biology in the Real World: CRISPR - Separating Fact from Fiction T95 Rathbone Leslie HearnshawL McClure • Malcolm White • Royal Society of Biology

2:50pm GMT

Polar Explorer Programme W154 Rendall LT6Sarah Heathwood • Adam Little • STEM Learning

3:00pm GMT

CANCELLED Biology in the Real World: Creating Great Fieldwork T105 Rathbone Leslie HearnshawSara Lanyon • L McClure • Royal Society of Biology • Field Studies Council Frontier Science: Nanomedicine - Does size matter? T103 CTH DUniversity of Liverpool • Dr Tom McDonald Using the Sustainable Schools Doorways T108 Maths 106Poppy Flint

3:30pm GMT

James P Joule - The Energy Man - 200 Years Old in 2018 W88 Maths G03David Ward Careers in the Curriculum T110 Chadwick Chadwick LTCarol Davenport Mendeleev, Man & his Matrix T113 Maths 103Gordon Woods

4:00pm GMT

Frontier Science: Semiconductor Optoelectronics for Biological Sensing T114 CTH CUniversity of Liverpool • Ian Sandall Schools' Exhibition - Afternoon session S36 CTL FoyerEmma Hill “I’ve changed my mind!” Supporting the development of children’s ideas W94 Rendall S10Alison Eley • Alex Sinclair Science & the World Around Us: Science and Global Learning W92 Rendall S3Pablo Guidi • Jason Ward