The Brighton Science Festival is in your window:
Brighton Science Festival
http://www.brightonscience.com/2011/
The name is wrong. It is really the Sussex science festival, with gigs throughout the counties.
I can't recall the subject on offer, but there is almost certainly something suitable.
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Michael Kenward OBE
Have words will travel
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Sent: 10 January 2011 14:48
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Subject: [PSCI-COM] Trending science for 2011
Calling all organisers of public science events
Do you have an event coming up between now and the end of March 2011? We’re looking for events around controversial or topical science issues (synthetic biology, animal testing, climate change, stem cells, food security etc.) Maybe you are planning such an event during National Science and Engineering Week or part of a festival? Or it may be part of your regular café sci?
If you know of such an event (big or small, anywhere nationwide) we’d be incredibly grateful if you could drop me an email (off-list) and let me know! I am trying to work out what the trending topics are for the 1st quarter of 2011.
Many thanks,
Toby Shannon
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Take a look at the British Science Association CREST Awards video at: www.britishscienceassociation.org/crestvideo. We’ll also be on hand to talk about CREST and our other educational schemes at next year’s ASE Conference in Reading (Jan 6th-8th). We’ll have competitions and freebies, so come and say ‘Hello’to us on stand CS29.
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