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The British Science Festival is Europe’s longest standing science Festival, travelling to a different place in the United Kingdom each year. Our Festival aims to connect people with scientists, engineers, technologists and social scientists.
The British Science Festival, run in partnership with the University of Warwick, took over Coventry and Warwickshire this year with over 100 free events including hands-on workshops, public talks, debate and live performances.
Anna McGairy discusses 'Fossils after dark', a free interactive event that took place as part of the British Science Festival 2022 at Leicester Museum & Art Gallery
The British Science Festival travelled to Hull & the Humber from 11 - 14 September 2018. It brought with it a packed programme with over 100 events, encompassing science in the broadest sense.
In 2017, the Festival came to Brighton which buzzed with science enthusiasm as we, with our co-hosts University of Sussex and University of Brighton, bought over 200 free events to the city. From dinosaurs to raves to panel discussions and a recording of Late Night Woman’s Hour, our events span a diverse range of subjects that encompass science in the broadest sense, promising something for everyone!
Discover how science, engineering and cyclists can work together to make the perfect machine on this easy bike ride with regular stops for demonstrations, experiments and discussion.
Professor Dame Lesley Fallowfield discusses her research into the psychological impact of breast cancer ahead of the 2017 British Science Festival.
How can we prevent vulnerable and suicidal people from being detained in police cells?
Einstein's "spooky action' describes quantum particles entangled across space, but can such spookiness entangle particles across time?
