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The Physics of Saving Lives - Year 12 Study Day
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Delivered In-Person
4 hours 30 minutes
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We’re excited to announce our Year 12 Physics Study Day on Thursday 13th November, 10.00am - 2.30pm at King Edward’s School, Birmingham, B15 3RA.
This inspiring event will feature a range of expert speakers exploring the vital role physics plays in healthcare technologies – helping pupils connect classroom learning to real-world impact.
A fantastic opportunity for Year 12 pupils to discover where physics can take them!
Lunch and refreshments included.
Speakers include:
Dr. Geoff Heyes, Consultant Clinical Scientist, Deputy Head of Radiotherapy Physics, University Hospital Birmingham.
Dr Sophie Cox - Associate Professor in Healthcare Technologies in the School of Chemical Engineering, however her work is centred in Materials Science and Engineering - particularly in the field of biomedical materials and medical devices.
Please note this event is for Birmingham Schools, and schools are invited to bring one minibus of pupils per school.
Spaces are limited, so please register promptly to secure your place.
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- Delivered In-Person in Birmingham• toFree
Location
King Edward's School Edgbaston Park Road, , B15 2UA, United Kingdom, BirminghamReviews
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