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| 22 Jul 2024 | |
| Liverpool Life Sciences UTC News |
They donned Bee keeper suits to open up the hives and look inside, then they extracted honey from frames of honeycomb. They got to take the honey thet they made home! Axel (Ignite) also set up an experiment to see if bees can be dissuaded from eating sugar water by adding the harmless chemical quinine. This is part of a project to try and reduce the impact of harmful pesticides on bees. This was a very unusual and interesting experience, and celebrates a year of collaboration with the Urban Beekeepers Association. We're ooking forward to more bee adventures next year!
Vicky Wright and Joe Thomas spoke to Year 12 students about their roles at Bristol Myers Squibb and routes into pharma careers, including degree appre… More...
The day started with a panel discussion on breaking down barriers to practical science in which Dr. Dyer and Year 11 student Blossom were part of a pa… More...
Steph recently visited and spoke with students interested in Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Architecture, and Manufacturing More...
Miss Mallo, on behalf of Liverpool Life Sciences UTC, was honoured to attend the ALCE England II and Scotland Launch Ceremony on 8th October at the Cl… More...
We're pleased to announce that Year 13 NLA student, Enis Gerxhalija, has been offered a place to read Physics at St. Catherine's College, Oxford. More...
Vicky Wright and Joe Thomas spoke to Year 12 students about their roles at Bristol Myers Squibb and routes into pharma careers, including degree appre… More...