Dear SupportersWelcome to February’s issue of Science e-lert – bringing you the latest news and activities at the British Science Association.
In this month’s edition you’ll find interesting ways to get involved with the Big Bang: UK Young Scientists’ and Engineers’ Fair and details on this year’s Science Communication Conference. Find out about the exciting launch of the What on Earth nature-spotting project and see which of our close affiliates were honoured by the Queen. There is also a great opportunity to work at the heart of the media through our Media Fellowships scheme and the chance to tell us what you think of our website.
Best wishes
The Supporter Development Team
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The Big Bang countdown website has been launched and highlights the exciting activities and exhibits that visitors can be sure to expect.
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Join our Nature-spotting project and discover the unusual species and strange plants near you.
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Media Fellowships places individuals at the heart of the media and applications are now open.
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Dates for this year’s conference and bursary opportunities are announced.
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Three close affiliates of the British Science Association have been honoured by the Queen in recognition of their great work.
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The launch of two new branches brings great volunteering opportunities – get involved for your chance to share your love for science.
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54 new free Pick Up & Run CREST resources are available online to give you and your students ideas and guidance for CREST project work.
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The BBC search for an amateur scientist, upcoming Royal Society events and Sciencewise-ERC’s public dialogue project on geoengineering.
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Give us your thoughts on the British Science Association's website and you could win a £50 M&S voucher.
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