Johnson Matthey

JM Funding Summary Report 2025

In 2025, Johnson Matthey (JM) funded the I’m a Scientist (IAS) project to engage students with JM work and research.

This report is a summary of the activity, interactions, and impact of the JM staff who participated.

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JM Funding Summary Report 2024

In 2024, Johnson Matthey (JM) directly part-funded I’m a Scientist (IAS) to engage students with JM work and research.

This report is a summary of the activity, interactions, and impact of the JM-funded participants.

Read a summary and download the report. Continue reading →

Posted on March 7, 2025 by modjamie in Evaluation, Evaluation Reports, Johnson Matthey, News, Project News | Tagged Evaluation, evaluation report, JM, Johnson Matthey | Comments Off

Chemistry Zone Report – Stay at home 2020

In March 2020, I’m a Scientist, Stay at home was launched to allow school students to stay connected with STEM during the school closures due to coronavirus. Students could log in and take part whether they were at school or at home, reconnecting with their teachers and each other.

The Chemistry Zone ran over 9 weeks as part of the Stay at home activities, instead of the usual two. There were 45 live chats, compared to the usual two week zone average of 16. This Zone was funded by Johnson Matthey with additional funding from UKRI. Continue reading →

Posted on August 26, 2020 by modem in 2020, Johnson Matthey, UKRI, Zone Reports | Comments Off

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I want to take part with my class ❯

I want to take part as a scientist ❯

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What is I’m a Scientist?

I’m a Scientist, Get me out of here is an online activity where school students get to meet and interact with scientists.

It’s a competition between scientists, where the students are the judges.

Students challenge the scientists over intense, fast-paced, online live Chats. Then they Ask the scientists all the questions they want to, and Vote for their favourite scientist to win a prize of £500 to communicate their work with the public.