Learn from Glasgow Science Centre

🏫 Calling all Educators! 🍎 This FREE CLPL event is tailored for you to help inspire the next generation of engineers. Whether you're in primary, secondary, or further education, this event, with hands-on activities, is for you! Register here: buytickets.at/gscevents/1142…

Unfortunately, we've had to postpone the Making Scotland's Future Engineering event due to adverse weather. If you registered, check your email for an update & we'll be in touch again soon to rearrange for a new date in March. Sorry for any inconvenience caused.

📅 Save the Date: January 22nd, 3:45 pm to 6:00 pm. 📍 Glasgow Science Centre. 🌟 Funded by the Scottish Government and proudly supported by Education Scotland, NMIS, Skills Development Scotland, and Glasgow Science Centre.

🏫 Calling all Educators! 🍎 This FREE CLPL event is tailored for you to help inspire the next generation of engineers.  Whether you're in primary, secondary, or further education, this event, with hands on activities, is for you! Book HERE:buytickets.at/gscevents/1060…

📅 Save the Date: January 22nd, 3:45 pm to 6:00 pm. 📍 Glasgow Science Centre. 🌟 Funded by the Scottish Government and proudly supported by Education Scotland, NMIS, Skills Development Scotland, and Glasgow Science Centre.

🏫 Calling all Educators! 🍎 This FREE CLPL event is tailored for you to help inspire the next generation of engineers.  Whether you're in primary, secondary, or further education, this event, with hands on activities, is for you! Book HERE:buytickets.at/gscevents/1060…

One example of many is Mary Somerville. Born 26/12/1780 in Jedburgh, she was a 19th-century polymath and writer. Though she specialised in math and astronomy, she was also well-versed in botany and geology. The "Connection of the Physical Sciences" remains her most notable work.

☀️ As we approach the winter solstice (3:27am tomorrow), let's appreciate the wonders of the cosmos! Did you know Scottish astronomers have played a vital role in unravelling the mysteries of the universe? ✨

Happy birthday to James Clerk Maxwell, the Scottish physicist who paved the way for modern physics with his ground-breaking work on electromagnetism! 🎉⚡ #ScienceInScotland

Our S3 pupils @shawlandsacad at the @gsc1 today to attend a Shipbuilding and Fabrication workshop. @Shawlands_STEM @STEMscotland @STEMFuturesLLP @BAESystemsplc #WomenInSTEM #engineering

S3 pupils having a fabulous day @gsc1 for a #STEM futures event in fabrication and manufacturing. 😁💜💛 #careerready

S3 Physicists had a great day at @gsc1 taking part in the BAE Systems workshop. They tackled apprenticeship-style dexterity tests, used new tools and apparatus, and competed in teams… there were a few leaky pipes along the way though 💧🙈😂 #Teamwork #Pathways #DYW

16. Ronald Ross Born in India, father was Scottish officer General Sir Campbell Claye Grant Ross. Medical doctor. Received 1902 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for work on malaria transmission.

15. William Ramsay Born and raised in Glasgow. Chemist who discovered noble gases. Won 1904 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for discovering inert gaseous elements in air.

On #NobelPrizeDay, let's applaud the Scottish minds that have reshaped our understanding of the world. From physics to medicine, Scotland has produced brilliant Nobel laureates! 🏴🏅 here are  all 16 examples.