Thanks

The Manchester MegaPixel has been made possible by the following supporting organisations and individuals.

Big STEM Communicators Network_transJoshua Phillips Award for Public Engagement/BIG STEM Communicators Network – with whose funding and kind award the event is made possible

 

 

 

The University of SalfordMASTER_Salford logo_REVERSED
– with whose additional funding and support through expertise the event is made even more brilliant

 

 

 

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Edding International, who are providing us with all the pens we need to colour in the pixel

 

MSF_Icon_Whitemsi_transManchester Science Festival and the Museum of Science and Industry, who are hosting the event, and whose main sponsors Siemens will be helping to run activities with us

 

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Manchester Fab Lab, who have provided support with our MegaPixel Hack Day

 

 

Katie Steckles – event organiser and project leader

Matt Parker – consulting mathematician

Our volunteer team – including volunteers from the Manchester Science Festival, individual volunteers, teachers/organisers running MegaPixel sessions in their own schools/community groups, and everyone who’s taken part in the project at the festival itself.

Special thanks go to:

  • Rick Steckles and Alison Hover for building the MegaPixel website
  • Lisa, Amy, Dan and David Mather for their work on the MegaPixel photo booth
  • Jimi Jibodu, for assistance in designing the MegaPixel Schools Activities
  • Robie Basak, David Williams and Andrew Taylor for coding Anton, our pixel-checking system and Sam Headleand for data analysis
  • Peter and Tina Steckles for producing the white MegaPixel backdrop curtains
  • Neil McAdam for designing our MegaPixel colouring stickers
  • Chris Roberts and his team from the BBC for videoing of the MegaPixel