Sustainable energy event

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1. Is your event or activity for a public or private audience?: 
Public. This event is open for anyone to attend or for bookings
2. Would you like your event to appear in the online programme? Private events will be marked private.: 
Yes
3. Is this an internet / online activity?: 
No
4. Event / activity title: 
Sustainable energy event
7. Please select which programme this event is part of:: 
0
8. Would you like to request a National Science & Engineering Week Marketing Pack?: 
No
11. Event start and end date and time: 
Wednesday, 20 March, 2013 - 09:30
13. Name of your organisation/school: 
University of Nottingham
14. Your organisation/event website: 
www.nottingham.ac.uk/engineering/outreach
15. Venue: 
Energy Technologies Building, Jubilee Campus, University of Nottingham
17. Venue telephone number: 
0115 8468068
Would you like you event to appear on our events map?: 
Yes
20. Event booking type: 
Free, pre-booking required
21. Event admission costs?: 
None
22. Event sponsors: 
University of Nottingham
23. First name: 
Lucy
24. Surname: 
Rose
25. Telephone: 
0115 8468068
26. Email: 
lucy.rose@nottingham.ac.uk [1]
19. How many people are you expecting to attend?: 
24
9. Type of event / activity (tick all that apply): 
Hands-on activities
Lecture/Talk/Presentation
Open day/Tour
10. Keywords: 
Chemistry
Engineering
Technology
18. Who is the intended audience?: 
Sixth form students
6. Event/activity description (max 300 words): 

Celebrate National Science & Engineering week 2013 with a visit to our brand new sustainable Energy Technologies Building which aims to be one of the lowest-carbon buildings in the country. This event is aimed at A-level students studying chemistry, maths or physics. Join us for a tour of our new building and an introduction to the sustainable technologies of the future hosted by our research students. The event will also include a presentation on the different Engineering courses we offer with admissions requirements, as well as a chance to speak in small groups with our researchers about their experiences and paths into higher education. Workshop activities will be fun and varied and include carbon capture demonstrations, hydrogen production and discussion about fuels of the future, the opportunity to build a combustion engine, energy comparison investigations and an interactive game to involve the students in strategic decision making on the location of fossil fuel power stations. Places are free but limited and will be issued on a first-come, first-served basis.

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Address: 
Energy Technologies Building
Jubilee Campus
Nottingham
NG8 1BB
United Kingdom
Geofield: 
POINT (-1.1888846 52.9543372)
16. Venue Address: 
Energy Technologies Building
Jubilee Campus
Nottingham
NG8 1BB
United Kingdom