Show students how ideas travel across subjects! Medical physics is a perfect example. We have curated a list of articles showing how physics saves lives, which is perfect for classroom reading.

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This teaching material perfectly complements our recently published radioactivity classroom experiments – showing why bentonite is a true superhero in radioactive waste disposal. ☢️

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The Physics in Advent series – a physics advent calendar – starts soon! 🎄
Last year, we published an article about this amazing project, providing all the key infos on how it works and how to participate. Lots of cool prizes to win and plenty of fun physics!

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Today is World Toilet Day, raising awareness of Sustainable Development Goal 6: water and sanitation for all by 2030. 🚽

Here is an informative article about free, online, hands-on materials for teaching the SDGs in schools: scienceinschool.org/article/2024...

Make learning about radioactive decay and radioisotopes fun with this competitive, team-based classroom game plus worksheets on the application of radionuclides in archeology, watchmaking, and medicine. ☢️

Read here (Issue 75):
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Meet the new Science in School team, now based at CERN in Geneva! 🇨🇭🎉
Nathalie Wössner joins as executive editor and Chiara Obermüller as editorial assistant.
If you’d like to share your teaching ideas, programmes and science stories, they’re your point of contact. 📧

Issue 75 of Science in School is out! 🎉

It’s packed with classroom activities on radioactivity, chemical clocks, nutritional and environmental science. And offers exciting insights into antimatter, “cannibal” stars, quantum tech, and medical physics.

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