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Invent! Workshop Success
09 Jul 2008
Congratulations to Newbridge High School in Coalville who won a trip to London to visit the Creative Science Lab at Kings College, and a whizzy spin on the London Eye for their balloon popping device at Invent! on Thursday 3 July at Snibston Discovery Centre.
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30 Jun 2008
An array of successful projects was showcased as part of The Year in Industry scheme in the East Midlands at an event on 25 June at The University of Nottingham.
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East Midlands STEM Partnership proves ozone-friendly
17 Jun 2008
Cutting down on travelling the length of the region for meetings is a new goal set by the East Midlands STEM Partnership which it hopes others will follow.
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The STEM Directories - Closing date 16 June 2008
11 Jun 2008
Be part of the largest project of its kind. Take part in the largest project in the UK to enthuse teachers and students about science, technology, engineering and maths.
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Nuffield Science Bursaries
03 Jun 2008
As part of the forthcoming Engineering Campaign, being facilitated by the Engineering and Technology Board (ETB), the Nuffield Foundation has partnered the ETB to launch a scheme for engineering bursaries that provides funded placements for high quality further education students who are undertaking a focused project in industry.
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First interview scooped by STEM Student Journalists
02 Jun 2008
Budding science correspondents Sophie Spendlove and Jonathan Brooks scooped an interview with 3M last week as part of a new emda-funded initiative to encourage more pupils to follow science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) courses.
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Space Summer School - Closing date approaches - 10 June 2008
02 Jun 2008
Enter this fantastic competition and you could win a much sought after place at this year’s Space School UK, a 6 or 8 day residential Space Summer School hosted by the University of Leicester – Closing date 10th June 2008.
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Could Maths and Science be dying out?
29 May 2008
If the findings of a recent survey conducted by the East Midlands Development Agency (emda) are anything to go by, then fewer youngsters from across the region are planning to pursue maths or science-related careers.