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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!
We are pleased to share the Northern Automotive Alliance’s recent feature on our students who are competing in the Formula 1-endorsed STEM Racing UK c… More...
This Tuesday, we had a visit from the Year 3 class at Thomas Gray. They are beginning their work on nutrition in their science lessons. More...
On Thursday, staff from AstraZeneca, Speke spoke to our Biology and Applied Science students about vaccine development, early careers and degree appre… More...
Planetary Scientists study planets, moons, and other objects in a solar system and beyond. More...
Ignite Project Based Learning students have been working on healthcare scenarios, (short devised theatre plays designed to practice responses in healt… More...
MeDeVet students had an opportunity to hear from Emma Liney, Claire House Hospice, and the amazing work they do in looking after terminally sick child… More...