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Sam Illingworth

Sam is a Professor in Creative Pedagogies. His research is concerned with trying to engage and empower people with science, especially those from under-served communities. He writes science poems to try and communicate some of the beautiful and important scientific research that is being done on a daily basis, all across the world.

Crowsight

A Bitter Leaf Against the Fire

rack of servers generating crypto currency

The Cost of Crypto

Smoke stacks in the distance

Sulphuric Shadows

Illustration of a garden

The Bee’s Vapid Poison

smoke from a factory

Dissolving Depths

iridescent butterfly image

The Butterfly’s Gaze

Roman fort

Between Sky and Sand

Shipping container

Soiled Stowaways

Smoke in a forest

After the Flames

Painting of cherries

Fragrant Hues

whale

Flukes and Floats

Jellyfish

Mnemic Medusae

Spiral galaxy

Distilling a Galaxy

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