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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.
Moths in a case

Blossom at Night: Science Poetry Friday

Cracked soil

Empty Echoes of Rain

A cute little critter

Blood on the Grasslands

Underwater vista

Spawning Shadows

Bird bodies lined up by size

Wings of Change

Smoggy cityscape

Pollution’s Rhythm

Pipe sticking out of ground

Passing Arsenic

canopy of trees

Beneath Shifting Canopies

Pretty bug

Artificial Bites at Night

surreal dali painting

Lost in Time

medical monitor readout in green

The Unseen Heart

Green shrubs

Weeding the Knots

An Antarctic petrel flying over the Antarctic Peninsula (Image Credit: Nigel Voaden via Wikimedia).

Storms of Extinction

A bee above a purple flower

Making Beelines

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