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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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. ☢️

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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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