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Mike Bullivant Mike Bullivant works part-time as a Course Manager in the Chemistry Department at the Open University and part-time as a TV/video/CD-ROM/radio presenter. Mike studied Chemistry as an undergraduate at the University of Wales (Cardiff), and went on to do research for a PhD in Organic Photochemistry at the Universities of Cardiff and Nottingham. Mike is interested
in Science Broadcasting and the popularisation of science. His recent
publications include Tuning into Chemistry, Education
in Chemistry, Vol. 39:1, January 2002. |
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