STEM Response Team

Join us for the last public lecture of the academic year as we explorer just how you can get the bat research career of yours dreams....

Bat ecologist Morgan Hughes talks about how it’s never too late to pursue your dreams, change your career, or sit in the rainforest by yourself, at night, under a sleeping bear in a tree.

Morgan is a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Umeå in Sweden and a University of Wolverhampton alumni with a research focus on bats of anthropogenic, riparian and lentic habitats . She is a mental health advocate, field teacher, Operation Wallacea Scientist, and was the 2022 recipient of the UK’s prestigious Pete Guest Award for Outstanding Contribution to Bat Conservation.

The free lecture is on Monday 13th May at 7:30 pm at the Arena Theatre. Complimentary snacks and drinks will be available from 7 pm. Simply pop along and learn something new!

Book your place now - https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/bioscience-public-lecture-series-tickets-726099291527?aff=oddtdtcreator

Everyone is welcome to attend; you do not have to be a member of staff or a student of the University of Wolverhampton

Can't make it? Join us on the live stream - https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82554972460

If you can't join us in person tonight, there is still time to tune into this month's lecture with Dr Ojo and learn about his research into insulin 💉

Watch live on zoom on the link below ⬇️

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89410886450

If you couldn't join us in person tonight there is still time to tune into this month's lecture🎉

Watch live on zoom on the link below ⬇️

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87040898989

There is still time to book for our next public lecture!

Dr Chris Young will take you on a journey through the Adventures in Student Fieldwork. Chris is the subject leader for the Animal Behaviour and Wildlife Conservation subject area at the University of Wolverhampton. Chris’s main responsibilities lie in delivering topics including wildlife conservation, conservation biology, landscape ecology, applied animal behaviour, geographical information systems and fieldwork at all levels. As part of the fieldwork remit, he also has led or co-led field trips to Wales, the Lake District, Poland/Slovakia, South Africa, India, USA, Azores and a range of other European destinations.

The free lecture is on Monday 4th March at 7:30 pm at the Arena Theatre. Complimentary snacks and drinks will be available from 7 pm. Simply pop along and learn something new!

Book your place now - https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/726099291527?aff=oddtdtcreator

Everyone is welcome to attend; you do not have to be a member of staff or a student of the University of Wolverhampton

Unfortunately due to some technical difficulties, we are not yet sure whether a live stream can be provided.

SCIFEST IS BACK SAVE THE DATE!🤩

Our annual Science, Engineering, Technology, and Maths festival is back again for 2024 and it's going to be bigger than ever!🔔

Save the dates in your calendar - Friday 28th and Saturday 29th June 2024 🗓

Friday 28th June is our students day which is aimed exclusively towards Secondary School, College and Home Educated students between the ages of 13 and 19.

Saturday 29th June is our community day where learners of all ages are welcome.

Bookings go live on Wednesday 24th April at 12pm Set your alarm so you don't miss your chance to get FREE tickets to our amazing STEM festival 🆓🎟

There is still time to book for our next public lecture!

Dr Chris Young will take you on a journey through the Adventures in Student Fieldwork. Chris is the subject leader for the Animal Behaviour and Wildlife Conservation subject area at the University of Wolverhampton. Chris’s main responsibilities lie in delivering topics including wildlife conservation, conservation biology, landscape ecology, applied animal behaviour, geographical information systems and fieldwork at all levels. As part of the fieldwork remit, he also has led or co-led field trips to Wales, the Lake District, Poland/Slovakia, South Africa, India, USA, Azores and a range of other European destinations.

The free lecture is on Monday 4th March at 7:30 pm at the Arena Theatre. Complimentary snacks and drinks will be available from 7 pm. Simply pop along and learn something new!

Book your place now - https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/726099291527?aff=oddtdtcreator

Everyone is welcome to attend; you do not have to be a member of staff or a student of the University of Wolverhampton

Unfortunately due to some technical difficulties, we are not yet sure whether a live stream can be provided.

📢 Exciting Job Opportunity Alert! 📢

Are you passionate about outreach and public engagement? 🚀✨ We have just the job for you! 🎉

The University of Wolverhampton is looking to hire a STEM Outreach and Public Engagement Officer! 🌟

🔗 Check out the job posting here 👉 https://jobs.wlv.ac.uk/vacancy/stem-outreach-and-public-engagement-officer-08fte-551183.html

As a STEM Outreach and Public Engagement Officer, you will have the incredible opportunity to inspire and engage young minds, promoting the wonders of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. 🌍🔬

Key Responsibilities:
✅ Developing and delivering STEM outreach activities
✅ Organizing and facilitating workshops and events
✅ Collaborating with schools and external partners
✅ Evaluating and reporting on the impact of outreach activities

Requirements:
✅ Degree in a STEM-related subject
✅ Strong communication and presentation skills
✅ Experience communicating STEM to an audience
✅ Passion for inspiring young people in STEM

This is a chance to make a real difference in the lives of aspiring scientists and engineers! 💫

Click the link above to find out more about this amazing opportunity and to apply! Don't miss out! 🤩

If you couldn't join us in person tonight there is still time to tune into the first lecture of the year with Ellesse Janda 🎉

Did you know water voles are ecosystem engineers? We think this cutie is doing a very good job🔧🦺

Watch live on zoom on the link below ⬇️
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85199370799

The STEM Response Team are back for 2024 with a new podcast episode and they're feeling their age - talking all things ageing, robots, vampires and immortality!

Listen on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/49CkZQT
Listen on Soundcloud: https://bit.ly/49kfW7q

Join us for the first public lecture of the year as we delve into the incredible world of water voles!

Ellesse Janda, a 3rd year PhD student from University of Edinburgh, will take us on a journey to explore the remarkable efforts of Northumberland Wildlife Trust, Forestry England, and Tyne Rivers Trust. Together, they are working tirelessly to bring water voles back to Kielder Forest in Northumberland.

The free lecture is on Monday 5th February at 7:30 pm at the Theatre. Complimentary snacks and drinks will be available from 7 pm. Simply pop along and learn something new!

Book your place now - https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/726099291527?aff=oddtdtcreator

Everyone is welcome to attend; you do not have to be a member of staff or a student of the University of Wolverhampton

Can't make it? Join us on the live stream - https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85199370799

A full house for this month's University of Wolverhampton Biosciences Public Lecture at the Arena Theatre

Everyone is eager to know more about the 'kaleidoscopic view into the world of amphibians and reptiles' 🦎🐍

There is still time to join us online 📺https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86882311442?fbclid=IwAR3EKP6b_vuYRVpJWfRGdz0JoCMHP6UB5ETtphPjCONL_4sXRjSq6UllOv8

The lecture will begin in 15 minutes ⌛️

If you couldn't join us here this evening at the Arena Theatre, you can join us virtually via zoom!

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86882311442

Join Rebecca Morris, Research Assistant in Herpetological Genomics, for a fascinating free public lecture on amphibians and reptiles. Discover their biology, ecology, and current genomic research.

The free lecture is taking place on Monday 20th November at 7:30 pm at the Arena Theatre. Free snacks and drinks will be available from 7 pm. Simply pop along and learn something new!

Everyone is welcome to attend, you do not have to be a member of staff or student of the University of Wolverhampton

Can't make it? Watch the live stream on Zoom-https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86882311442

Join Rebecca Morris, Research Assistant in Herpetological Genomics, for a fascinating free public lecture on amphibians and reptiles. Discover their biology, ecology, and current genomic research.

The free lecture is taking place on Monday 20th November at 7:30 pm at the Arena Theatre. Free snacks and drinks will be available from 7 pm. Simply pop along and learn something new!

Everyone is welcome to attend, you do not have to be a member of staff or student of the University of Wolverhampton

Can't make it? Watch the live stream on Zoom-https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86882311442

📢 Calling all students! We have an exciting opportunity for you to make a real difference in the lives of working adult learners. 🌟

We are looking to recruit 20 passionate and talented students from West Midlands Universities to join our team as part-time numeracy/maths tutors. 🎓💡

🔒 These are fixed-term positions until 31st March 2025, and we understand the importance of flexibility in your schedule. That's why working hours can be arranged to fit around your existing commitments.⌛️

But hold on, there's more! Not only will you have the chance to help others excel in their numeracy skills, but the roles will also involve providing pastoral support and participating in exciting outreach activities. It's a chance to gain invaluable experience outside the classroom and make a positive impact on the community. 🌍💪

💼 What's great is that these roles are already catching the attention of our own postgraduate students and current undergraduate adult learners. They see the value in this unique opportunity and the rewards it brings. 🌟💼

So, if you are passionate about teaching, have a knack for numbers, and want to empower adult learners in their educational journey, this is your chance! Don't miss out! ✨

Tag or share this with anyone who may be interested. The closing date to apply is 27th November, so act fast! ⏰

https://jobs.wlv.ac.uk/vacancy/multiply-tutors-practice-educators-05fte-ftc-until-march-2025-542806.html

Join us in shaping a brighter future for adult learners! Together, we can make a difference. 💯💼

Today we're at the supporting the .

The National School and College Leavers Festival is an annual event that celebrates the transition of students into the next phase of their lives. It provides a platform for young individuals to connect, learn, and explore various career opportunities.

We've got 100 free STEM kits to give away today at Southwater Library in Telford!

Have a go at our game and take away your free kit to make your own 🎉🎉

Your free STEM activity was funded by The Maxwell Educational Trust

Today we're at Midlands for their event

Can't wait to explore STEM and career opportunities with the eager students today 🦠🫀🦿👨‍💻 ⚙️

Big thank you to the RAF Access and Learning Team and the RAF Youth STEM for organising such a great event

📢 Exciting Job Opportunity Alert! 📢

Are you passionate about outreach and public engagement? 🚀✨ We have just the job for you! 🎉

The University of Wolverhampton is looking to hire TWO STEM Outreach and Public Engagement Officers! 🌟

🔗 Check out the job posting here 👉 https://jobs.wlv.ac.uk/vacancy/stem-outreach-and-public-engagement-officer-08fte-2-posts-538060.html

As a STEM Outreach and Public Engagement Officer, you will have the incredible opportunity to inspire and engage young minds, promoting the wonders of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. 🌍🔬

Key Responsibilities:
✅ Developing and delivering STEM outreach activities
✅ Organizing and facilitating workshops and events
✅ Collaborating with schools and external partners
✅ Evaluating and reporting on the impact of outreach activities

Requirements:
✅ Degree in a STEM-related subject
✅ Strong communication and presentation skills
✅ Experience communicating STEM to an audience
✅ Passion for inspiring young people in STEM

This is a chance to make a real difference in the lives of aspiring scientists and engineers! 💫

Click the link above to find out more about this amazing opportunity and to apply! Don't miss out! 🤩

Thank you so much to everyone who has booked their tickets to attend SciFest this year.

Our booking system for SciFest is now closed!

Please remember, whilst SciFest is free it is a ticketed event. Which means, you must have booked general admission tickets to attend. This is vital for ensuring everyone's safety at all times.

If you do not have pre-booked general admission tickets, you will sadly not be able to gain entry to SciFest. There is no option to book general admission tickets upon arrival.

We can't wait to welcome you all shortly 🎉