Questions About Biology: published in partnership with the Royal Society of Biology
Helen Watson
Sep 2027 · Hachette UK
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Published in partnership with the Royal Society of Biology, uncover the science of life, one amazing question at a time.
What makes us human? Why are plants green? And which animals do the smelliest poos? Discover the answers to the real questions children ask scientists in this exciting guide to biology. Packed with expert knowledge from Dr Helen Watson, young readers can expect surprising facts, funny questions, cartoons and a quiz at the end to test their knowledge. It's the perfect way for curious minds to explore the living world.
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Published in partnership with the Royal Society of Biology, uncover the science of life, one amazing question at a time.
What makes us human? Why are plants green? And which animals do the smelliest poos? Discover the answers to the real questions children ask scientists in this exciting guide to...
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About the author
Helen Watson (Author)
Dr Helen Watson, Associate Professor of Bioscience Education, has a BSc and PhD in Biochemistry, and now works at the University of Plymouth where she leads teaching and learning in the Peninsula Medical School. Helen is a Principal Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (PFHEA), and recently chaired the QAA's review of the Subject Benchmark Statement for Biosciences. Helen's research focuses on embedding effective transferable skills training into higher education curricula and promoting positive culture change to further equality, diversity and inclusion. Helen is a Trustee and member of the Curriculum Committee at the Royal Society of Biology.
Juan Calle (Illustrator)
Juan Calle (Liberum Donum) is a former biologist turned science illustrator from Bogotá, Colombia, who trained on the Science Illustration programme at California State University, Monterey Bay, USA. He worked for field guides of plants and animals of his country of origin, Colombia, and now works in his own art studio, Liberum Donum, creating concept art, storyboarding and his passion, comic books.
Dr Helen Watson, Associate Professor of Bioscience Education, has a BSc and PhD in Biochemistry, and now works at the University of Plymouth where she leads teaching and learning in the Peninsula Medical School. Helen is a Principal Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (PFHEA), and recently chaired the QAA's review of the Subject Benchmark Statement for Biosciences. Helen's research focuses on embedding effective transferable skills training into higher education curricula and promoting positive culture change to further equality, diversity and inclusion. Helen is a Trustee and member of the Curriculum Committee at the Royal Society of Biology.
Juan Calle (Illustrator)
Juan Calle (Liberum Donum) is a former biologist turned science illustrator from Bogotá, Colombia, who trained on the Science Illustration programme at California State University, Monterey Bay, USA. He worked for field guides of plants and animals of his country of origin, Colombia, and now works in his own art studio, Liberum Donum, creating concept art, storyboarding and his passion, comic books.
Helen Watson (Author)
Dr Helen Watson, Associate Professor of Bioscience Education, has a BSc and PhD in Biochemistry, and now works at the University of Plymouth where she leads teaching and learning in the Peninsula Medical School. Helen is a Principal Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (P...
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