Meet the Bang team: Dallas Campbell

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By: Dallas Campbell (Guest), Dr Janet Sumner (The Open University)

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He's done a bit of acting, but that doesn't mean Dallas doesn't know his science.

20 Apr

2010

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Dallas Campbell (Guest)

Holder of the Scalectrix land speed record, Dallas Campbell is an actor and presenter.

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Dr Janet Sumner (The Open University)

Dr Janet Sumner is a qualified geologist and vulcanologist, a broadcast executive and lecturer with The Open University.

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