Sidmouth Science Festival: Thursday 27 September to Sunday 14 October 2018 inclusive | Sidmouth Science Festival
It finished with a bang last weekend:
Futures Forum: Sidmouth Science Festival >>> big weekend > Saturday 13th and Sunday 14th October
As the Herald reports - with lots and lots of great photos:
Sidmouth festival overcomes weather in the name of science
PUBLISHED: 11:00 19 October 2018
Sidmouth Science Festival. Ref shs 42 18TI 2930. Picture: Terry Ife
Events ranging from talks to explorations of the brain made this year’s Sidmouth Science Festival a success despite the weather.
Saturday saw children and adults looking at brain waves, making tornadoes, exploding a volcano and being a weather forecaster.
There were also many talks spanning a variety of subjects with Professor Iain Stewart giving a talk at the Manor Pavilion.
A team from King’s College, London, used choppy sea waves to help educate children on brainwaves.
There was a packed Sunday schedule at the Norman Lockyer Observatory including an entertaining microscope talk by the One Show’s Dr Marty Jopson and jet car racing.
Sidmouth Science Festival. Ref shs 42 18TI 2923. Picture: Terry Ife
Liz Bramley of the Science Festival team said: “It has been really great to see so many people enjoying the events at this year’s Sidmouth Science Festival. We managed to deliver a packed programme despite the weather.”
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