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Ruben Meerman

Ruben Meerman

a.k.a. the surfing scientist

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Today’s guest lecturer for the third year Human Biochemistry BIOC3261 students (me) who now know precisely where fat goes and also where it definitely doesn’t go and why low carb keto dieters and intermittent fasting enthusiasts sometimes hallucinate and feel euphoric and full of energy. And much more. And we filmed it. Video coming soon 🤓
Ormeau State School is a bonza little bush school between Brisbane and the Gold Coast. Years 5 and 6 lapped up the lasers and liquid nitrogen demos and learned about infrared light and how plants convert water and carbon dioxide into carbohydrates to boot. Thank you Mrs Hines-Smith and all the teachers for having me back. Keep smiling!
Crackin’ arvo at Bracken Ridge where the Year 7’s now know where all the “C” in exhaled CO₂ comes from. KEZAM! Thank you Mrs Burton and all the staff for having me back and see you all next year 🤓
Woohoo Coorparoo!!! Thank you to Year 2 for inviting me to your very own Science Week! I loved all your questions as much as you loved all the explosions 💥🤩💥 And thank you for the groovy badge that says “Science is magic that works”... what a perfect gift! 👌🤓
Thank you for making me feel very darruyay yilaaming at Nambucca Heads Public School to all the super dooper Stage 1 and 2 kids and teachers and to Ms Braysmith for organising. I love all the signs in both English AND the original local language spoken by the Gumbaynggirr. What a spectacularly beautiful place to live!!! Can’t wait to come back 🤓
Teacher: “Best school visit ever” Me: 😃💥🎉🕺🏻👊🙏 Huge thank you to all the Year 5 and 6 students and teachers for being an AMAZING audience and making my day/Book Week/Term/Year 👌 St Ives North Public School rocks!!!
Kindy Kid: “I’m gonna do all those ‘speriments when I get home” Me: “Excellent! Don’t forget your safety goggles” Kindy Kid: “I won’t” Oh man, they’re so keen... and so cute! Thank you for looking after me Mr B and all of Stage 1 for being such enthusiastic little scientists!
The students at Sydney College of English come from all over the world. Today we had students from China, Japan, Vietnam, Korea, Thailand, Lebanon and Germany. So rewarding to connect with such a diverse group of young people! Thanks for having be back Mr Muir and Ms Roberts!
Sacred Heart is in the ♥️ of Cabramatta, and when a 10 year old girl patiently waits for all the other kids to finish asking questions after your show, just to say, “thank you for coming, I really loved it”... well... that really melts your heart! Thank you for having me Sister Dinh and to all the teachers and Year 4,5 & 6 kids for being such a brilliant audience! Keep smiling and keep reading!
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