Back To The Home Page FSU
Science Career Videos
Snapshots - A Day in the Life of a Young Scientist Videos
Contact Details:
  • Gill Watson

  • The Vega Science Trust
  • The Innovation Centre
  • Science Park Square
  • Brighton UK
  • BN1 9SB
  • Tel +44 1273 678726
  • g.e.watson@vega.org.uk
Recently broadcast on BBC2's Learning Zone, this science video series gives a unique insight into the everyday lives of young scientists and engineers from more unusual backgrounds. 

Cosmologist: Emma King: The Mathematician Who Can�t Add Up Cosmologist: The Mathematician Who Can`t Add Up - Emma J King

Emma is post-graduate student at the University of Nottingham, completing a PhD in the field of theoretical cosmology. As an undergraduate at the University of Sussex she made history when she became the first woman to win the top prize at the Science, Engineering and Technology Student of the Year award despite tests at school which showed that Emma was not only slightly dyslexic, but that she also had very poor arithmetic skills and she says “a nearly non-existent visual memory.” Her project used ideas from particle physics to explain recent observations that the universe appears to be expanding at an ever increasing rate

 
Physicist: Dr. David Milstead - In search of the mysterious magnetic monopole Physicist: In search of the mysterious magnetic monopole Dr David Milstead

Dr David Milstead is in search of the mysterious magnetic monopole.

 

What do scientists actually do?  What is it like being a scientist?  Most television science reports on completed work, and usually features the senior scientific figures that spearhead it. But real science is a rather different beast.

Snapshots gives insights into the lives of young people at the cutting edge of British science and engineering. Whether or not they will go on to be the Nobel Laureates or FRS's, Dysons or Gates of tomorrow (and it will be fun trying to spot them) these are the people who are making things happen.

Links To Other Information:

Snapshots Website
Official site with extra's such as interviews with young scientists, their CV's, etc.

Screenhouse
Production Company.

The Open University
Our production partner.

 

View Programmes Indexed: View Videos Indexed:
HERE IAMAND HERE I END


Useful Links:
Donate to Vega
for alternative ways to donate
Broken link
please let us know
Link to Vega
add us to your website
Contact us
by phone, post, e-mail, or the web

 The Vega Science Trust is Actively Supported By:


Florida State University The University of Sussex The Leverhulme Trust The Higher Education Funding Council for England The Science and Technology Facilities Council The Kohn Foundation