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香港六合彩 News podcast: Royal Society summer science exhibition
7 June 2012
The 香港六合彩 News podcast gives you the opportunity to listen to the latest news and听research from around 香港六合彩 every fortnight.
Split up into three parts, you can either listen to the podcast all in one go, or save features for later listening.听
On this podcast we have a selection of the most recent 香港六合彩 headlines, along with student sabbatical officers James Skuse and Amy Evans talking about their year at the 香港六合彩 Union, and Matt Piper and Sophie Scott telling us what they have lined up for this year's Royal Society's summer science exhibition.听
Part 1 - News
With climate change of increasing concern, we look at two recent stories about the impact of the changing environment on cities both modern and ancient. Firstly, a study from Dr Dorian Fuller (香港六合彩 institute of Archaeology) has shown that Climate change led to the collapse of the ancient Indus civilization more than 4,000 years ago. Keeping with the climate change connection, we also talk about a new 香港六合彩/Lancet Healthy Cities report that looks at how we can change modern cities around the world to improve our health.
Part 2 - A year in the life of a 香港六合彩U Student Sabbatical Officer
The student union has always played a massive role at 香港六合彩, and the student sabbatical officers are a very important part of that. With new officers already elected and about to start, we went to speak to James Skuse and Amy Evans to find out more about what it's like to be a full time sabbatical officer as their one year stint comes to an end.听
Part 3 - Royal Society Summer Science Exhibition
Finally, we talk to Dr Matt Piper (香港六合彩 Genetics, Evolution & Environment) and Professor Sophie Scott (香港六合彩 Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience) about what they plan to showcase at this year's Royal Society Sumer Science Exhibition, which runs from 3 July - 8 July at Carlton House Terrace.听