Daphne Jackson Day 2020
Join us for the inaugural Daphne Jackson Day to celebrate equality, diversity and inclusion in science and engineering research.
Join the Daphne Jackson Trust and the University of Surrey to celebrate equality, diversity and inclusion in science and engineering research with the first Daphne Jackson Day, held virtually on Wednesday 18th November at 5.30-7pm.
Science and engineering are part of our everyday life, and Daphne Jackson Day celebrates equality, diversity and inclusion in science and engineering research, and aims to inspire everyone to find their passion for science, regardless of identity, background or circumstance. It is only due to greater diversity and inclusivity in research that we can face and solve some of the big problems of today and of the future, including the COVID-19 pandemic that we all are experiencing at this present time. With a packed and exciting agenda planned, attendees will hear from the Trust’s Chief Executive Dr Katie Perry, Professor Jim Al-Khalili, Dr Rebecca Richards-Kortum, Prof G Q Max Lu, Professor Margaret Rayman plus scientists & researchers from @UniOfSurrey involved in COVID-19 research and Daphne Jackson Fellows.
Please register your interest to attend and if you are one of the first 100 people to sign up, you’ll receive a special pack with family hands-on science outreach activities and nibbles!
Please register to attend Daphne Jackson Day here – www.surrey.ac.uk/events/20201118-daphne-jackson-day
Daphne Jackson Day Prize draw
As this is a virtual event we want to give you all a way to interact with us and be with a chance to win one of a number of fabulous prizes!
1. £40 gift voucher; 2. ‘Explore Optics’ outreach kit – rented for one month; 3. Women in Science: 50 Fearless Pioneers Who Changed the World; 4. National Geographic Microscope; 5. 2x Books by Angela Saini (as pictured); 6. The World According to Physics, signed by Jim Al-Khalili; 7. 5x Books: Little People, Big Dreams.
What you need to do:
Under 16’s need to draw a picture of their favourite scientist or if you have had the goody bag draw a picture of what you have looked at under your microscope (activity 3 in your pack). Take a photo of your picture and email it to us.
Adults (over 16’s)
Drop us an email and tell us who your favourite scientist is and why, in a couple of sentences.
How and when:
Email your entries, adults and children to events@surrey.ac.uk but please put DJD prize draw in the subject box.
You have until Monday 23rd November morning to enter the prize draw. We will be randomly selecting the winners at 12 noon on Monday 23rd and will email the lucky winners.
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