The amazing world of the electron microscope - how cells work
Ian Goodall SpeakerNet Sponsor
- Region:
- South East
- Notice Period:
- Emergency (maybe less than one week's notice)
- Type:
- Rotary/charity/Probus/WI/u3a
- Fee:
- Free
- Category:
- Science
- Updated:
- 30th July 2024
- Tagged:
- Cells | Molecular Machines
We have known about cells for hundreds of years, but it only since the invention of the electron microscope that we have been able to reveal their detailed working. This talk shows the incredible detail of the various molecular machines inside cells - illustrating how DNA copies itself, how proteins are manufactured and transported within the cell and how mitochondria generate our energy. The talk is illustrated with about 30 slides and animations.
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Ian’s talks have been described as ‘highly engaging and informative’ ‘One of the best speakers we’ve ever had’. Ian is the retired Headmaster of a large comprehensive school and now gives highly illustrated talks which have been extremely well received . He has degrees from several universities. He has developed a number of highly illustrated talks with a biological/medical theme. Talks include The man who caught a million criminals - Alec Jefferys and the invention of DNA fingerprinting.
The history of vaccines - Edward Jenner to the Covid mRNA vaccines.
The rise of the superbugs- antibiotic resistance. The history of genetics - the race to the double helix’. I have given 50 of these talks to Rotary Clubs, Probus Clubs, U3A groups and other societies - with uniformly excellent feedback. Talks can be anything between 30 and 60 minutes, according to your preference.
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