Dallas is on a mission to take science and technology out of the lab and into people’s lives!

He is the face of some of TV's highest profile factual programmes including: 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.

Amazing stories, fascinating people, and awe-inspiring destinations around the globe, from the depths of Mexican sewers to the stomach churning heights of the Burj Khalifa.

Off camera he hosts the Patented podcast which explores the history of inventions, and the In-Orbit podcast series which looks at how new space technologies are wildly re-shaping our world.

As a passionate STEM ambassador, Dallas is involved with many science outreach initiatives, including TeenTech, inspiring young minds to think creatively about technology. He regularly lends his expertise to the British Council's FameLab project, helping academics sharpen their communication skills. 

His book Ad Astra: An Illustrated Guide to Leaving the Planet explores the amazing history of human spaceflight. He has also contributed to the book Aliens: Is There Anyone Out There? edited by Jim Al Khalili, and his writing has graced the pages of many esteemed publications like the BBC’s Sky At Night and Science Focus magazines, and The Observer/Guardian newspaper.

In 2017 Dallas received the prestigious Sir Arthur Clarke Award for his work in popularising space science, history and education to a wide audience. He is also an Honorary Fellow of the British Science Association.

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