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10th annual schools science conference

Tuesday, 19 March, 2013 - 09:45 to 15:30

The Royal College of Pathologists

The science4u website has been created for the annual Schools Science Conference Project. Objectives of the Schools Science Conference and this website are to:- - Inspire students to study science - Demonstrate the importance of science in health and everyday life - Showcase some of the myriad careers open to those who study science The website also showcases a Virtual Laboratory Tour http://www.science4u.info/virtuallab/index.htm and teachers’ resources http://www.science4u.info/teachers/teachersresources.htm

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Biology, Chemistry, General Science, Medicine/ Healthcare, Physics and Topical Science

Age group:

14–16 year olds and 16–18 year olds

http://www.science4u.info/index.html

http://www.science4u.info/index.html

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