Have a look at our latest webinars for secondary schools, sixth forms and colleges.
Scroll down to see a selection of our past webinars.
SCANNING ELECTRON MICROSCOPE WEBINARTuesday 10 March 15:45 – 16:30
This webinar is for staff to find out about borrowing a Scanning Electron Microscope for their school/college to use in the 2026/27 academic year.
IRIS POSTER WEBINARTuesday 24 and Wed 25 March 15:45 – 16:15
This webinar is for staff or students to discuss what makes a good academic poster, specify poster requirements and deadlines for conference.
24 March: Sign up
25 March: Sign up
Past project webinars
This webinar includes an introduction to the Pembroke College team at Oxford University, a discussion of potential project ideas and a Q&A session.
This webinar is for schools doing the Future Flight project and includes an introduction to ZeroAvia and their engineers & an overview of the project.
This webinar includes an update on Webb Telescope findings from Dr Olivia Jones, an update on the project from Mike Grocott & opportunities to ask questions about the project.
This webinar includes information about developing a research question, using GPS data, and current research by one of our partners, Game Rangers International.
Other past webinars
Whether you’re new to IRIS or just want a refresher on what projects and resources we offer, watch this pre-recorded webinar to learn more about us and what we do.
If you’re thinking about attending one of our conferences this year with your students, this webinar goes through the process, key dates & what happens on the day.
This webinar has a speaker from the British Science Association and helps schools use their IRIS projects to qualify for a CREST Award.
This webinar is about the Scanning Electron Microscope, including details on the application process and what to expect when the SEM arrives.
Discover how medicines are made from the scientists who make them. We’ll be joined by experts from Medicines Discovery Catapult in this special webinar to mark British Science Week.
We interviewed three scientists, each at different stage in their career, to find out what inspired them into STEM and the journey they took to get there.