Steve will be hosting a Question and Answer session with award winning comedian Ben Miller from double act Armstrong and Miller.

Ben was half way through a PhD in Theoretical Physics when the pair rose to fame.

Come along to the Sallis Benney Theatre (University of Brighton) at 4:30.

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Steve was asked to be on the panel for the BAFTA Kids Vote award. He helped to narrow down the choices for best film, TV show, website and game. More details here.

Steve’s Edinburgh Fringe show Mould & Arrowsmith’s Inventions gets a 5 star review from Broadway Baby. Read the full review here.

Steve’s Edinburgh Fringe show Mould & Arrowsmith’s Inventions gets a 5 star review from Fringe Review. Read the full review here.

Steve is currently up at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival performing Mould & Arrowsmith’s Inventions with his comedy partner Gemma Arrowsmith. WIRED magazine have featured them in their pick of the fringe article. Read the full story here.

Steve is now working with the corporate division of PBJ and you can find out more on his page at their website – Steve Mould Corporate.

Steve will now be appearing in the science panel show It’s Not Rocket Science as well as Experiments That Changed The World, Call My Scientific Bluff and Andrea and Steve’s Over Ambitious Demo Challenge. Read more here.

“Steve Mould, a 30-year-old physics graduate of the University of Oxford and a 2007 finalist, is now a fully fledged media star”. Read the full article here.

Steve was back on the show making lightening with a Tesla Coil and showing the presenters experiments with electricity you can do at home.

A Tesla Coil stores electric charge from the mains and releases the charge into the air in bursts which looks like lightening.

It also generates a strong oscillating electric filed around itself which is able to light a fluorescent bulb from several meters away.

You can do the comb and balloon experiments at home and you can even get a charged balloon to bent a stream of water from a tap.