An Oxford Univeristy team working to develop Board Games as a means of communicating academic research. Founded by Dr Sean Elias
Oxford, England
Joined January 2018
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Researchers needed for ‘Board Game Café’ public engagement event. Develop and play games while teaching the public about your research. Contact sean.elias@ndm.ox.ac.uk for more information.
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WildCRU was delighted to welcome past lecturer @CedricKWTan back to Tubney yesterday. Cedric shared insights into his inspiring work using #games to raise awareness about #conservation issues and nurture the next generation of leaders. @UoNMalaysia
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Love games with a nature theme?
'Lates' is back in the Natural History Museum @NHM_London for an evening of games inspired by the natural world.
Play RPGs, video games, and board games while chatting with game developers and scientists!
25 March from 18.00 and it's free!
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Who doesn't love a good board game? Especially when they're inspired by nature!
Whether you fancy collecting birds or terraforming Mars, the team from @Draughtslondon will be at #NHMLates to recommend games and get you started. Book your free ticket now nhm.ac.uk/events/lates.html?…
ALT The statue of Charles Darwin in Hintze Hall holding a board game and with lots of board games by his feed.
ALT Dinosaur board games in front of Sophie the Stegosaurus
ALT A designed image with an image of Darwin in a gaming headset, some butterflies, and dice. The text to the left reads "Lates, Friday 25 March 18.00-21.30, Playful by Nature"
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Excited to announce a collaboration event with the pit rivers museum. Object handling and open gaming session starting from 17:30 on Tuesday 1st of March. Come by to play new games, meet new people and see some fantastic historical games and toys.
Looking for STEM activities for the family this Sunday? You can still sign up to FOTG. festivalofthegirl.com/2021fe…. No board games but plenty of fun activities (including my Amazing Antibodies production).
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I am so excited that multiple publishers are starting to talk about these concerns stonemaiergames.com/are-our-…
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Please enjoy this Animation I wrote and co-produced on Covid-19 vaccines. The cell factory: bit.ly/3t6FEXt
Question to all the board game developers out there? What is a reasonable daily fee to charge for consultancy in developing a board game? This would be for a internal University collaboration so Im looking for fair remuneration for my time rather than making money out of it.
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🎁🎄#BoardGameAdventCalendar 🎄🎁Day 8 is: Pandemic! Simply #RT & #follow us to be in with a chance to #win! This year we’ll pick a winner every day! Open to UK residents only #boardgames #tabletop
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🎁🎄#BoardGameAdventCalendar 🎄🎁Day 2 is: Time's Up! Simply #RT & #follow us to be in with a chance to #win! This year we’ll pick a winner every day! Open to UK residents only #boardgames #tabletop
A quick and easy digital 'IMMUNE SYSTEM MEMORY GAME'. typhoidland.org/wp-content/u…. Can your T cells find the correct infected cell. Based on a more complex card game I am working on.
My first Board Games PER video piece produced for @Oxford_IF last month. Only a single error in the single take (noted in the description), not too bad. youtu.be/PS0Q3uztTM8. Hopefully more #scicomm board game action in future. Enjoy.
It’s been far too long since I last tweeted. Too busy with Covid related work and no board game events on the horizon. However this came today so I wanted to share.
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Intense evening discovering the #Pathogenesis board game ♟! Humans will be happy to know we lost despite creating pretty fancy pathogens, but we’ll overcome the pesky immune system next time 😉
