Dallas Campbell

Dallas has presented a wide range of high-profile factual television series that explore science, engineering and technological breakthroughs. His work includes popular programmes such as Science of Stupid, Bang Goes the Theory, The Gadget Show, Stargazing Live, The Sky at Night, Supersized Earth, Time Scanners, City in the Sky, Egypt’s Lost Cities, The Treasure Hunters and Britain Beneath Your Feet. Through these series he has taken audiences on remarkable journeys across the globe, uncovering fascinating stories and meeting pioneering thinkers while exploring extraordinary locations — from deep underground engineering projects to the dizzying heights of the Burj Khalifa.

Beyond television, Dallas continues to bring science and innovation into the public conversation through podcasts and writing. He hosts the Patented podcast, which explores the stories behind world-changing inventions, as well as the In-Orbit podcast series examining how emerging space technologies are transforming our world. His curiosity-driven approach and ability to uncover the human stories behind scientific breakthroughs make him an engaging interviewer and moderator.

A passionate advocate for science education and communication, Dallas is deeply involved in STEM outreach. He works with organisations such as TeenTech to inspire young people to pursue creative careers in technology and regularly supports the British Council’s FameLab programme, helping scientists and researchers develop the skills to communicate their work more effectively to wider audiences.

Dallas is also an accomplished author. His book Ad Astra: An Illustrated Guide to Leaving the Planet explores the remarkable history of human spaceflight, while his writing has appeared in respected publications including BBC Sky at Night Magazine, BBC Science Focus and The Observer. He has also contributed to Aliens: Is There Anyone Out There?, edited by renowned physicist Jim Al-Khalili.

In recognition of his contribution to science communication, Dallas was awarded the prestigious Sir Arthur Clarke Award for popularising space science and education. He is also an Honorary Fellow of the British Science Association, reflecting his commitment to bringing science and technology to wider audiences.

As a keynote speaker, host and moderator, Dallas Campbell brings curiosity, humour and infectious enthusiasm to every stage. Whether exploring the future of technology, the history of invention or the possibilities of space exploration, he has a unique ability to engage audiences, spark imagination and make complex ideas both entertaining and unforgettable.

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