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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.

2:15pm GMT

Practical Physics in Sub-Saharan Africa I16 Rendall S6Joe Brock • Linsey Clark Trashed World I17 Rendall S3Angela Buckland • Keith Kelly

3:15pm GMT

Transforming STEM Education: Air Quality as a powerful theme for integration I22 Rendall LT3John Oversby

4:15pm GMT

Get your School to Go Green! REPEATED I26 Rendall S11Henry Greenwood Archaeoschool for the Future REPEATED I27 Rendall S6Xavier Juan • Angela Buckland

9:30am GMT

Archaeoschool for the Future REPEATED W04 Maths 106Xavier Juan • Angela Buckland

10:00am GMT

Frontier Science: Artificial Photosynthesis - making fuels from air, water and light T06 CTH DDr Gaia Neri • University of Liverpool

11:00am GMT

CANCELLED How to Reduce the Effects of Climate Change W08 Rendall S5Sam Moore

12:00pm GMT

Wireless Datalogging in Action REPEATED W15 CTL 1Barry Hawkins • Data Harvest Group Bringing Sustainability Issues to Life W41 Guild of Students LibraryAndrew Gray • Amy McDowall

2:00pm GMT

Citizen Science: Sharing knowledge. Inspiring action. Valuing nature W29 Rendall S6Earthwatch Institute • Sarah Staunton-Lamb Oceans in the KS3-4 Science Curriculum W155 Rendall S11Kate Jones and Rosalyn Bilbrough

3:00pm GMT

BERG: What’s the point of protecting biodiversity? T45 Rendall S10Marcus Grace • Dr Carys Hughes Get your School to Go Green! REPEATED W75 Rendall S8Henry Greenwood

3:30pm GMT

CANCELLED Frontier Science: Energy Storage Beyond Lithium Ion Batteries T52 CTH CUniversity of Liverpool • Dr Iain Aldous

9:30am GMT

Wireless Datalogging in Action REPEATED W46 CTL 1Barry Hawkins • Data Harvest Group Environmental Education in Secondary Science T64 Chadwick Barkla LTRachel Cook • Melissa Glackin • Heather King

12:00pm GMT

Going Bananas for Food Security W70 CTL 8Chris Bisson • Robbie Kirkman • Rachel Warmington

12:30pm GMT

Collections and Curriculum: The role of natural history museums in providing an authentic learning experience S15 Chadwick Rotbalt LTGracie Divall • Ed Santry

1:45pm GMT

CANCELLED - Reaching a 'Zero Carbon' Future D06 Guild of Students Mandela RoomAnn MacGarry • Deirdre Raffan • Centre for Alternative Technology

2:50pm GMT

Polar Explorer Programme W154 Rendall LT6Sarah Heathwood • Adam Little • STEM Learning Project Earth Rock: Singing Sustainability T155 Rendall LT5Jess Gold

3:00pm GMT

Using the Sustainable Schools Doorways T108 Maths 106Poppy Flint

4:00pm GMT

Science & the World Around Us: Science and Global Learning W92 Rendall S3Pablo Guidi • Jason Ward

9:30am GMT

Power for the World: Investigation for understanding and application W101 CTL 2Ed Walsh • Julie Brown

11:40am GMT

Think-Universe! S27 Rathbone Leslie HearnshawDr Francisco Diego • Jessika Rabello • Anam Mohsin Shaikh • Shirin Sheikh-Baha

2:00pm GMT

Frontier Science: Oceanography - From Microbes to Global Climate T148 CTH DUniversity of Liverpool • Professor Jon Sharples

3:35pm GMT

Forest School & Science W157 Rendall S4Helen Spring CSciTeach