GALLANT
Who are GALLANT?
Our Community team have partnered with our friends at the University of Glasgow and the research programme, GALLANT.
GALLANT stands for "Glasgow as a Living Lab Accelerating Novel Transformation" and is funded by UKRI NERC. The researchers want to help the city of Glasgow become better at handling problems caused by climate change whilst also making sure everyone is healthy, happy, and fairly treated.
Glasgow Science Centre has developed a programme of family-based learning which explores the work the GALLANT team are doing across the city. Our programme includes all sorts of exciting educational activities including making wormeries, going for family adventure walks and building wind turbines. Click on "The Roots Project" below to find out more.
The Roots Project
Our community team partnered with GALLANT to develop a programme of free STEM engagement for families across Glasgow.
Meet the Researchers
Meet some of the GALLANT researchers that we work with to develop and deliver activities.
Family Resources
A suite of GALLANT resources for family activities and project-related handouts.
Artwork from the focus group evaluation. Credit: Jenny Capon.
Read the Climate Innovators Club - GALLANT Roots Project - final report (7Mb PDF).
For more information about the research programme, visit the University of Glasgow's GALLANT web pages.
Your donations make a real difference
Glasgow Science Centre is an independent Scottish Charity.
We are on a mission to inspire people of all ages to explore and understand the world around them, to discover and enjoy science and to see the relevance it has in their everyday lives.
Your donation will:
- Provide fun and informative outreach programmes for school children
- Support community work in our local area and around Scotland
- Develop our accessibility offer here at GSC