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British Science Week: Radiation Is All Around Us

16 March 2023–17 March 2023, 11:00 am–2:30 pm

Cancer cells under the microscope

This event is free.

Event Information

Open to

All

Availability

Yes

Cost

Free

Organiser

RadNet City of London

Celebrating British Science Week with RadNet City of London

Online session for Secondary Schools with PhD student Rob Dryden to accompany the activity Radiation Is All Around Us in the British Science Week Secondary Schools activity pack.

In this session Rob will talk about the British Science Week theme of Connections, radiation and radiotherapy and his path to becoming a PhD student.

Rob will run the same 30-minute session twice during British Science Week on Microsoft Teams:

  • Thursday 16th March at 11am
  • Friday 17th March 2pm

To have a go at the activity download the British Science Week Secondary Schools activity pack here

Meet the expert

Rob Dryden, CRUK RadNet PhD Student

a picture of a man standing in the snow
Rob Dryden is a CRUK RadNet PhD student at Queen Mary University London investigating whether a combination of drug and radiation therapy could offer a new strategy to treat cancer.

The aim of this treatment combination is to force cancer cells to self-destruct while attempting to replicate themselves. In this session Rob will talk about the British Science Week theme of Connections, radiation and radiotherapy and his path to becoming a PhD student.