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Bristol University Science Faculty

Welcome to the Bristol University Faculty of Science blog. The Faculty of Science is the largest Faculty in the University, and embraces disciplines across the environmental sciences, the life sciences and the mathematical and physical sciences.

This is the place to find out more of what's going on behind-the-scenes - what really goes on in the labs, what is involved in "doing" science... and more.

Science Faculty Bloggers

Angel Chemistry
Elspeth Earth Sciences
James Physics
Julio Mathematics
Milly Biology
Papi Experimental Psychology
Tania Science Faculty Writer-in-Residence

Burning Questions That Will Be Answered!

1. Do you wear special clothes to do science?
2. Does your lab have a mascot?
3. Do you have a special "happy dance" when your experiment works?
4. How does your lab celebrate when something goes well?
5. Do you have Friday Afternoon Science?
6. What is your dream experiment?
7. Which dead scientist would you most like to meet?
8. Who would play you in a film about your lab?

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