APS282 - 'Talking The Talk' - Getting Science on Film
APS282 - 'Talking The Talk' - Getting Science on Film
Every year, the students get a different brief to create a short scientific film for a family audience. Watch some of the student made films below and see how they faced this challenge.
You can also go behind the scenes of the module to find out how it is run.
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From Emily Mockford 3 Months ago
Do you own a cuddly canine friend? They could be doing you the world of good -
From Emily Mockford 3 Months ago
Just what is the zero-waste movement and how can it help you reduce your use of single-use plastic? Our students go on a fact finding mission to fill you in. -
From Emily Mockford 3 Months ago
As well as pollinating our crops and providing us with honey, bees are now helping scientists build drones! Take a look at how these amazing little creatures are helping… -
From Emily Mockford 3 Months ago
They're full of protein, sustainable, and easy to grow - so why don't more people choose to eat insects? A whistle-stop tour of Sheffield finds that some… -
From Emily Mockford 3 Months ago
We've all heard of food miles, but is this the most important thing to consider when trying to eat sustainably? Our students look into the benefits of eating… -
From Emily Mockford A year ago
It's in everybody's kitchen, but just how much cost does a loaf of bread have on the environment? Our students look into the common ingredients with some help… -
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From Emily Mockford A year ago
Most people are aware of the need to conserve fresh water in a growing society, but did you know that a huge amount goes into meat production? Our students investigate… -
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From Emily Mockford A year ago
There are numerous phone apps out there designed to help you monitor and improve your sleeping habits, but do they really work? Or is it the phone itself that is the… -
From Emily Mockford A year ago
How important are green spaces to the residents of Sheffield and what is the science behind this? Our students talk to a local MP about the council's plans to cut… -
From Emily Mockford A year ago
Food waste occurs on a colossal scale, and one of its far-reaching implications relates to our energy consumption. Surprisingly, in the UK the largest contribution of… -
From Emily Mockford A year ago
Do you just how much sugar is in your breakfast cereal? Or what effect this can have on your body? Our students asked the residents of Sheffield and got some surprising… -
From Tom Foster A year ago
On the tail of invasive grey squirrels: How can scientists track the invasion of new species? Our students explain recent research that is helping find out where our… -
From Tom Foster A year ago
Why is it so important to have green space in a city? Our students find out about the health effects of bringing the natural world into urban areas, and show just how… -
From Tom Foster A year ago
Bed bugs: Bed bugs are everywhere, they are spreading globally into hotels, cinemas and people's houses. In the past, it has proven very hard to rid yourself of an… -
From Tom Foster A year ago
Will science keep us young?: Are we on the edge of creating a pill that can wipe away the effects of ageing? New research suggests this could happen, but is it even a…