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23/05/2013

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Dunbar SciFest 2012

Dunbar SciFest 2012 was organised by the Science sub-group of Dunbar Primary School’s Parent Council.

Gastronaut meets astronaut

Space food for an adventurous future. NSEW press launch 2012 with Helen Sharman, Brian Ratcliffe and Robin Fegen.

DayGlo - Y Touring theatre company

A new play about punks, personalised medicine, cancer and genetic testing.

Reading Science Week 2012

Get hands-on with science in the high street with lots of fizzing, whizzing, banging and clanging.

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Stream biogeography workshop

Thursday, 21 March, 2013 - 09:00 to 12:00

This session aims to explore the distribution of aquatic invertebrates on the bed of a stream and to examine the factors that may influence their distribution. First, the session will involve a short field trip to a stream (within walking distance of the university) to collect invertebrate samples and to record the environmental characteristics where they occur. Second, the session will involve a laboratory session involving the processing and identification of the invertebrates collected in the field. Finally, the session will examine the data collected and explore the reasons for the geographical patterns recorded in the field. Information sheets can be taken away to be used by teachers in the classroom. Any provisions students need to bring: pencil, notebook and wellington boots (if they can).

Categories: 
Earth Science and General Science
Age group: 
11–14 year olds
www.lboro.ac.uk
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