Dr Emma's Science Tutoring

11/08/2026

They’ve arrived in time! 😎🥳🤓

12/06/2026

This is so exciting! 🥳🦋🐝🐸🐞🐌🐢🐬

30/05/2026

A Jellycat Scientist 🥼🧪🧬🔬🔭🧫🥰

24/05/2026

Thank you 🙏🏻. It was all my pleasure. I loved having this opportunity to teach a new course 🐠🐡🪸🛳️

08/05/2026

Legendary 🎈

12/04/2026

Grand discoveries celebrated in a Cambridge mural 💕. I loved seeing this amongst the shops.

22/03/2026

I missed the Spring equinox by 2 days, so here’s a slightly late Happy Spring! The best season and full of new life 🌷🌼🪻🐸🐑! Here’s some Spring flowers that we pressed last Sunday 🌼

22/03/2026

08/03/2026

Combining International Women’s Day with World Book Day (Thursday 5th March)! A tribute to Rosalind Franklin ❤️ Rosalind’s ‘discoveries about coal helped the British army improve masks and save many lives’ during WWII. Her expertise in X-ray crystallography revealed the structure of DNA, but her ‘stolen’ hard work gave others the accolade and a Nobel prize. She died at an early age of 38 and new rules prevented her from receiving the award posthumously. So, I say up yours to Watson and Crick! Rosalind Franklin deciphered the structure of DNA and pathed the way for huge developments in medicine and cancer research. ‘Rosalind, one of the most important chemists of all time, never thought of Science as a race. But as an honest process of learning and discovery, and an opportunity to help humankind’ (Maria Isabel Sánchez Vegara - author of Little People, BIG DREAMS’)