ann12047 — Announcement Science in School Issue 23: Out Now! 18
June 2012 The latest issue of the free magazine Science in
School is now available online and in print. The European
journal dedicated to science teachers and educators offers
numerous interesting articles and activities for students. Many
exciting topics are covered in issue 23, including science
education projects in which students can build their own radio
telescope or seismograph at school, or study solar and lunar
eclipses in the classroom. Cutting-edge science is also
featured, in articles on research into how cancer can be
triggered when chromosomes are torn apart, and why some people
are born exhibiting features of both sexes. Other articles
explain how solar cells offer an alternative source of energy,
report the experiences of a teacher at CERN, reveal how
mathematics is found where you might not expect it, and explain
how an expedition to Antarctica could help in planning a mission
to Mars. Science in School is published by EIROforum,