The Netherlands is one of the most illuminated countries in the world. At any point in the night, more than three and a half million streetlights are burning bright, enabling us to get home from work, exercise, and meet up with friends. All in the safety of artificial light. But if you walk through the city at night, you might notice that something is changing … Continue reading Science video: the different colours of light pollution
by Beatriz Reis – Podcasts started over 20 years ago, with the term being coined in 2004 by Ben Hammersley. Keeping up with the times, SEC Master’s students script, record and edit their own podcast episodes as part of the course Nature of Scientific Disciplines (NSD). Explore their Science In & Out Podcast on Spotify. Continue reading Explore the Science In & Out Podcast on Spotify
by Myrna Kooij – A new year brings new resolutions. I aim to explore more SciComm exhibitions, and maybe you’d like to do the same. To help you out, I share a selection of events that either inspired me recently, or are already on my own to-do list. Continue reading Get started on your New Year’s resolutions
Bridging Science 