I’m a Scientist is an online, student-led STEM enrichment activity. It connects school students with scientists through energetic real-time text based chats.
The activity is running through the autumn term.
From 2 to 27 November the Health Zone, Physics Zone, Medical Research Zone, and Psychology Zone will be running. From 16 November to 11 December, the FUTURES Zone, and from 30 November to 18 December the Orange Zone.
Find out more and take part this term:
Students can:
- Chat with real scientists, in real time
- Ask any questions they like
- Vote for their favourite scientists
It all happens online. It’s safe and secure. It’s free for UK schools.
Students talk with real scientists
Log in to I’m a Scientist UK
Latest questions from students
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How much power can a nuclear plant generate and how much does it cost to build and maintain (including fuel)?
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Have we ever dug into the earths core and how hot is it?
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how many pot noodles have you consumed at uni
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how did the universe be created
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How can short sighted people see short objects but not long. Surely they wouldn’t be able to see either
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Did you always want to be a scientist, even when you were younger? If not what did you want to be?
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What is it about science that you really love?