Online Summer School
Natural Sciences

Natural Sciences Summer School

The one-week Natural Sciences course exposes students to a contemporary range of practical areas from across these distinct, but often interlinked, areas of science. The course, open to students aged 15 – 18, will leave you with a set of new skills by working with a combination of medics, physicists and chemists, who each have something unique they wish to share.

During the week you will learn about the role nanomaterials play in medicine and its applications more broadly, as well as about more practical aspects of the medical profession such as doctor to patient relationship, emergency medicine and modern surgery. You will also cover the process of measurement of physical qualities and its implications in the development of physical laws.

Carefully adapted to take account of online learning, this week promises to leave you with a set of new skills by working with a combination of medics, physicists and chemists, who each have something unique they wish to share.

This course is open to students aged 15 – 18 and participants will benefit from 22.5 hours of tuition during the week.


What Our Students Said about Natural Sciences Summer School

  • ‘It was very fun and interesting to learn how a real hospital operates and what happens during surgeries.’
  • ‘It was really engaging and you could learn a whole lot of interesting things; the lessons weren’t too long, it was very enjoyable.’ 

Teachers

Dr Mark William Kelly
Chemistry Teacher

After achieving his undergraduate degree Mark was offered a graduate job at Sasol Technologies Ltd where he was involved in the research of heterogeneous and homogeneous catalysis. Mark left this position to complete a PhD in Bristol, where he specialised in gas phase plasma diagnostics and modelling for the chemical vapour deposition of diamond. During his PhD, Mark attended several conferences to present his work and is first author of two publications, as well as being second author of several others. Following a one-year post-doctoral research position in Bristol, Mark completed a PGCE to teach secondary science with a specialisation in Chemistry at the University of the West of England. Mark is moving to Warsaw having completed two years as Head of Chemistry at a British international school in Nairobi.

 

Dr Giovanni Peralta
Physics Teacher, Akademeia High School

Physicist, teacher of Physics and Mathematics. Born in Padria, north-west of Sardinia, Giovanni completed his studies at the University of Cagliari, graduating with a MSc in solid state physics with a thesis on “Jahn-Teller stabilisation of magnetic and orbital ordering in rocksalt CuO” under the supervision of Prof. Vincenzo Fiorentini and Dr Alessio Filippetti. In 2010, he moved to King’s College London, where he undertook and completed PhD studies under the supervision of Prof. Alessandro De Vita and Dr James Kermode, investigating the mechanism of fracture in brittle materials by means of computer simulations using a hybrid quantum-mechanical and classical-mechanical model. As part of his PhD duties, he had the chance to supervise several undergraduate and master students in research projects on fracture modelling, attended conferences, and organised physics talks. From January 2013 to June 2015, he lectured Mathematics and Physics at Kaplan International College London to pre-undergraduate and pre-master students, coordinating all mathematics modules. In July 2015, he joined Akademeia in Warsaw, where to date he has been teaching Physics and Mathematics to both A Level and iGCSE students.

Dr Rafał Roszkowski
MD / Co-curricular Medicine Course Teacher, Akademeia High School

In 2014, he graduated from the Medical University of Warsaw. During his studies he was actively involved in students’ scientific associations at the Clinic of General, Transplantation and Liver Surgery and at the Clinic of General, Gastroenterological and Oncological Surgery. He assisted in liver transplant surgeries.

Currently, he works and specialises in general surgery at the Clinic of General, Oncological, Metabolic and Thoracic Surgery at the Military Institute of Medicine (Wojskowy Instytut Medyczny) in Warsaw, where, among others, laparoscopic resections of stomach and colon tumours are performed and obesity is treated with surgery. He is particularly interested in general and oncological surgery and emergency medicine.

Paweł completed ACLS course developed by the American Heart Association. He was involved with “Lubię Pomagam” Association, where he supported campaigns promoting volunteer blood donation. He has published medical articles and provided advice on healthy lifestyle.


Contact

Should you have any question don’t hesitate to contact us. We are very keen to tell you more about the course.

Akademeia High School
Ledóchowskiej 2, Warsaw
summer.school@akademeia.edu.pl

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