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Words and meanings to learn
radioisotope
A radioactive form of an element that decays and emits radiation.
half-life
The time it takes for half of the radioactive atoms in a substance to decay.
radiotherapy
A cancer treatment that uses high doses of radiation, typically gamma rays, to target and destroy cancer cells while minimising damage to surrounding healthy tissue.
radioactive tracer
A small amount of radioactive substance used in medical imaging to follow the movement of substances within the body.
gamma camera
A device used in medical imaging to detect gamma radiation emitted by a radioactive tracer inside the body.
Samantha is an accomplished science educator whose current work centres on curriculum design and professional development, supporting teachers to deliver high-quality science education through evidence-informed approaches. She is a former Head of Chemistry and Sixth Form Tutor with extensive Key Stage 4 and 5 experience, and has worked as an AQA examiner, giving her valuable insight into assessment standards and what students need to succeed.
Underpinning this is a strong foundation in applied science built across a range of industry roles. Samantha has held scientific roles at John Smith's Brewery, Yorkshire Water and WasteCare, where she led technical projects, drove operational efficiencies and ensured compliance with industry standards. Across these roles she has first-hand experience of how scientific knowledge translates into measurable outcomes in professional and commercial environments.
In her spare time, Samantha enjoys playing the accordion with her local orchestra and has recently taken up cricket.
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