Investigating the "Mould effect" | Steve Mould | TEDxNewcastle

This talk was given at a local TEDx event, produced independently of the TED Conferences. Ever come across something you couldn’t explain? In this fascinating and funny talk, Steve Mould recounts his discovery and investigation into a seemingly inexplicable physical phenomenon.

Steve Mould is a Science Presenter with a reputation for providing expert knowledge and packaging complicated scientific ideas in an accessible way.



Steve was most recently seen on your screens as the Science Expert on BBC1’s brand new Saturday night game show, Britain’s Brightest, hosted by Clare Balding, which tested the nation’s knowledge and brain power. Formerly the Blue Peter resident Science expert, he makes regular appearances on The One Show, Alan Titchmarsh and Absolute Radio.



Originally from Newcastle upon Tyne, Steve has a Physics MA from Oxford University and works frequently with schools, giving talks and demonstrations on Physics, Maths, Chemistry and Psychology.

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