Alas, the main development phase of Science for Sustainability is at an end.
We wish to thank all who have taken part or have expressed an interest. This includes:
- Derek Raine (piCETL Director, UoL)
- Kuzvinetsa Dzvimbo (Rector, AVU 2003-2007)
- All at the African Virtual University (including Peter Bateman and Amanda Hopkins)
- The Higher Education Academy - Education for Sustainable Development Small Projects Team (including Heather Witham)
- The UoL Teaching Enhancement Forum (including Liz Grant and John Fothergill)
- The UoL I-Science Team (including Jan Zalasiewicz, Alan Cann, Sarah Symons and David Harper)
- The HEA Physical Sciences Subject Centre (including Paul Chin)
- Andy Johnston at Forum for the Future
- Eddie Morrison (Environment and Ecology Graduate, UoL)
- Divaker Shikotra (Physics Graduate, UoL and his sister!)
- Tracey Parker (UoL, piCETL Outreach Officer)
- Victoria Bennett (Postdoc, Forestry and Natural Resources, Purdue University, U.S.A.
- Emily Perkins (Physics Teacher, Wreake Valley Community College)
- The UoL Physics Undergraduate competition entrants
- Pupils at Wreak Valley Community College
- Anne Price (Physics Teacher) and pupils at Leicester Grammar School
- and everyone else we came across along the way!
We've had a lot of fun with the project but its been very hard work too! There will be time later for more meaningful reflection...
For now, the next 'phase' of the project has moved to:
Very best wishes,
The s4s team.
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