Here at Researchers in Residence we want you to get a feel of what a placement is like, whether
you are a researcher or a host teacher opening up your school and classroom.
The links to the right of this page showcase previous placements and cover the viewpoints, experiences
and benefits for researcher and teacher alike.
Below we feature two podcasts so you can listen to researchers and teachersthat have experienced
placements first hand and to give you a feel of how Researchers in Residence placements operate
(Podcasts courtesy of the University of Edinburgh).
PODCAST 1: Biomimetics projectThis Natural History Museum inspired project looked to search for biological material and turn naturally occurring structures into man-made inventions. This cross-curricular project covered ecological survey, electron microsroscopy and through various sessions covered subjects as diverse as D&T, IT and art and english.
PODCAST 2: Murder scene projectGCSE students turn detective at St Christopher's School where researchers from Manchester University set up a realistic murder scene to learn about forensic science.
Promotional leaflet containing general information about the scheme, benefits to all parties and details on how to apply.
Briefing document detailing the aims of the scheme, benefits to participants and how to apply.
Powerpoint slide covering the salient points of the scheme.
(For use in HE/PE presentations to scheel students/researchers.)
Help spread awareness of RinR by using the button below on your websites or newsletters to link to www.researchersinresidence.ac.uk
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