We had a fantastic response to our Festive Prize Draw to win an iPod touch.

Thanks to everyone who entered and spread the exciting news on Facebook and Twitter.

We are delighted to announce the winner is Val Stevens at the Rowett Institute, Aberdeen who we hear is “thrilled!”.

Congratulations Val and enjoy your brand new iPod!

We will have lots more FAB-U-LOUS competitions, prizes and promotions throughout the new year so keep a close eye on our blog and all of our social networks for the latest news.

Enter our festive prize draw and you could be the proud owner of an Apple 8GB iPod Touch!

…Or, if you’re feeling the spirit of giving, you can give someone a fantastic holiday present. All you need to do is fill in the entry form and the iPod touch could be yours in time for Christmas. Read the rest of this entry »

We have been really excited by your response to our ‘Best Invention Ever‘ facebook competition.

We are creeping ever closer to a whopping 300 ‘likes’ and have been impressed with all the comments and suggestions that you have posted. The wheel, penicillin, chocolate and the mobile phone were just some of your suggestions for the best invention.  Well done and thank you to everyone who has taken part.
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As the dust settles after this year’s record-breaking Science World event, all that’s left for us to do is announce the lucky winners of our prize draws.

An iPad2, iPod touch and lots of lovely high street booty were all up for grabs with customers submitting their entries at the Science World exhibition stands and via our dedicated Facebook page.

We are pleased to announce our Science World 2011 prize-winners are as follows:

Evolution of publishing survey prize draw

iPad2 Winner – Alison Davis (Kymab Ltd)
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In 1979 Sony spawned an era of wearable technology wiht its iconic personal stereo. It enabled music fans to listen to their music while on the move without inflicting their choices on those around them. It provided the soundtrack to millions of morning commutes.

The Walkman quickly changed listening habits and became hugely popular as jogging culture took the 1980s by storm – here was something that allowed you to listen to your music while you are worked out.

This wearable technology has now evolved, thanks to Apple, into the iPod and has changed music forever. Could you bear to be without your iPod? Is it the ‘the best invention ever’? Have your say by liking the Facebook page and joining the conversation – and you could win an iPod touch!