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Your guide to key STEM events in the region and throughout the UK.

  • Festival of British Archaeology 2010

    Date
    17 Jul 2010 - 01 Aug 2010
    Website
    festival.britarch.ac.uk/
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  • Junior Space School UK

    Date
    01 Aug 2010 - 06 Aug 2010
    Location
    University of Leicester
    Website
    www.spaceschooluk.org

    Residential summer school for young people aged 13-15 years.

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  • Senior Space School UK

    Date
    08 Aug 2010 - 15 Aug 2010
    Location
    University of Leicester
    Website
    www.spaceschooluk.org

    Residential summer school for young people aged 16-18 years

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  • Open Dome Family Event – The Rabbit in the Moon

    Date
    09 Aug 2010 - 11 Aug 2010
    Location
    Optical Observatory, Clifton campus, Nottingham Trent University
    Website
    www.ntu.ac.uk/cels/outreach/events/96958.html

    The full Moon has many dark and bright patches making it ideal to spot all kinds of shapes on it. Different cultures have seen many objects in the Moon and we will be exploring and drawing what you can see in the Moon. We will also offer some interactive story telling, making this an ideal event for the entire family. This family open dome will be open to families of staff members and children from 8-12 years of age.

    Time: 3pm to 5pm

    Booking is required for this event. Please contact to register.

    For further information about the optical observatory, please visit the observatory website.

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  • Women’s Engineering Society and My Sparkling Career

    Date
    18 Sep 2010 - 18 Aug 2010
    Location
    British Science Festival, Aston University, Birmingham
    Website
    www.britishscienceassociation.org

    The Women’s Engineering Society (WES) is holding a free event entitled My Sparkling Career immediately after their AGM at Aston University on Saturday 18th September (11.30am to 1.00pm).  Professor Julia King, CBE FREng, Vice Chancellor of Aston University, will be heading a panel of women working in engineering and technology who will share their sparkling careers with the audience and answer questions on careers, engineering and technology etc.  The event is aimed at students, parents, engineers, technologists etc and is being held during the British Science Festival.

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