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invention & discovery: theme 2013

2013 celebrates the ‘everyman’ scientist and inventor and aims to highlight the science and engineering behind the nation’s favourite gadgets and goods.

our world in motion: theme 2012

Our world is constantly in motion, from the groun beneath our feet to the clouds above our heads - everything around us moves.

Communication: theme 2011

From mobile phones to satellite technology to how animals communicate in the wild, communication is all around.

What on Earth is going on: theme 2010

Take on the role of weather scientists, engineers, farmers and botanists and undertake investigations on Earth's amazing properties.

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