@DulwichScience

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Physics students from the remove visiting Kirkaldy’s testing works @DulwichCollege
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Remove physics students enjoying some excellent Icelandic ice cream courtesy of the Friends of Dulwich College @DulwichCollege
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Amazing sand, rock formations, views and weather at Reynisfjara beach DC physics in Iceland @DulwichCollege
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DC Iceland trip at the Sólheimajökull glacier @DulwichCollege
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Some very happy Physics students n Iceland tonight! @DulwichCollege
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Remove physics trip has arrived in Iceland @DulwichCollege
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14 schools built 21 puzzle safes for this years’ Inter school Safe Cracking Competition. Best of luck to the 2 teams from DC!
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Beautiful day for a sand dune transect survey
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Biology students in the remove at Leeson House Fields Study Centre to develop some practical skills
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Bat tracking at Nettlecombe Court last night on the A-level biology field trip
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A-level biology field trip go wild in Minehead
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DC Astronomy Society practical observation session with BakerStreetIrregular astronomers in Regent’s Park last night.
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Fantastic work from colleagues working with the community to engaged young people in science! @DC_CCF @dulwichrugby @dulwichsport @DulwichBoarding @IvydaleHT
Dulwich College@DulwichCollege6 Mar 2020
We hope you enjoy hearing from Science Saturday School mentors Alexis & Sam @DulwichCollege, Jessica, a pupil at St John’s Primary School, Dr Joe Spence & Helen Ingham, Head @IvydaleHT who talk about what our educational partnership means to them ow.ly/gboC30qnEA7
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Year 9 Dismantling Society completed a large project today #printerror #thiswillneverworkagain
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Lots of interested students and staff braving the cold. Lovely to see a big gang from the junior school too!
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Hardy astronomy types, waiting for the clouds to part
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DC Astronomy Society looking for Mercury. #toomanyclouds
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Dulwich Science retweeted
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@Rainmaker19733 Nov 2019
If you put some soap or ink on a leaf, you obtain a ink propelled boat, using the Marangoni effect. The ink or the detergent has a lower surface tension than water and its flow provides thrust to push the boat forward buff.ly/2tnyzW6 [gif: buff.ly/2X23epo]
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Three monitoring stations have been installed @DulwichCollege which take daily readings of air quality around the campus – 49,000+ readings so far. Readings can be seen on these charts dulwich.sonitussystems.com/
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