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...class seat spacings are 710 to 860 mm, and the UK Civil Aviation Authority's current minimum (under review) is 660 mm. The search for solutions must involve a thorough appreciation of the problem. It may involve detailed analysis and calculations based on scientific and engineering principles and using technical data. This is mathematical modelling, and it is useful at...

...large numbers of Associate Lecturers and students read the material and provide feedback if they identify problems...IT: Information: 6.2 Authority and the variety of information sources - Technology has massively increased the number and variety of news sources that we have access to. We still have printed books, magazines and newspapers, while digital techniques have increased the number of broadcast radio and TV......

...class of school children, or I’ve been into primary schools where we do hands on, very fun activities to engage them with the science, not necessarily with them even realising it. We’ve also got activities to talk to A-Level students where they’ve already made a choice about their career, and it’s more about enrichment and giving them an additional dimension to...

...de-ionised water, we don’t recommend it. Why do you think the purest form of water might not be good for you? Perhaps you’ll be able to see why at the end of the experiment. Follow Janet’s instructions in the video (or use your activity booklet PDF) and remember to keep clear and accurate notes in your journal. Once again, think about the variables that could affect...