Welcome to March’s issue of Science e-lert – bringing you the latest news and activities at the British Science Association.Dear Supporters
It is the start of National Science and Engineering Week, an exciting ten day celebration of science, technology and engineering. Visit the events that are being organised near you and find out the different ways you can get involved. Information on how to book your place at this year’s Science Communication Conference is now available and applications for the British Science Festival student bursary scheme are open. We reveal an outstanding award achieved by our volunteers and a recent ‘Science for All’ report which highlights the urgent need to engage the public with the sciences is also examined.
With best wishes
The Supporter Development Team
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Discover how to get involved in this year's NSEW. There are thousands of events, talks, activities and shows to take place all over the U.K.
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Booking information for this year’s conference is now available and there is the opportunity to take advantage of an early bird offer rate.
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Institutions and companies have the opportunity to sponsor students to experience the largest public science event in Europe.
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A ‘Science for All’ report identifies an urgent need to build on approaches developed in recent years for engaging the public with science.
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Volunteers of the British Science Association have been honoured by the Queen in recognition of their great work.
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Nominations are required for eight elected places on the British Science Association's General Committee.
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A public dialogue on geoengineering aims to find out whether people think there should be funding for these technologies.
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Find out the exciting things that you can expect at this year's Festival which will take place in Birmigham from 14-19 September.
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Local events organised by our branches in London and the South of England are revealed.
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A free Ferrier prize lecture organised by the Royal Society is available for people to attend or view online.
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