IEGS recently had two classes carry out their group four science project. For this year student groups had to analyze, design and create a plan to rescue the science staff on Mars. The students were to imagine that in the year 2046 a theoretical problem of resupplying and keeping alive an eight person group that had an accident on a Mars  colony. A total of 10 groups competed for best design and analysis to help with  biological, chemical and physics issues. The problem solving ranged from how much  food and water to send to what type of rocket and trajectory to propose. The winning three

December is Science Month in the Library!

Science Month in the library starts Friday December 2nd and lasts until Christmas. Fiction and non-fiction books with scientific themes will be on display in the library during this time. Join us and browse through the wide selection of amazing literature!

FIKA SESSIONS
Fika sessions with book discussions will be held on Friday 2/12 at 14:30 and Tuesday 13/12 at 15:45. Everyone is welcome to come and be inspired to read a book, or to discuss the book you are currently reading with other students.

SCIENCE BOOK QUIZ
Test your

At the end of October this autumn I, together with two other natural science students at IEGS, had the wonderful opportunity to go to Grenoble to visit ESRF, a synchrotron facility. Which obviously is a thing we all talk about on a daily basis. It is an electron accelerator, producing X-rays. Which might be even more confusing.

My name is Matilda Froste. I was one of the in total twelve girls who had sent in a contribution to a physics competition that would take us to ESRF and the city in which it lies. We quickly realised using English as a mean of communication in France wasn’t the most

Science in Books month starts now and lasts until Christmas. Fiction and non-fiction books with scientific theme will be on display in the library during this time. Come and and browse through the wide selection of amazing literature.