British Science Festival 2015 highlights film launches on YouTube

We are very pleased to release the British Science Festival 2015 highlights film. The Festival was hosted by the University of Bradford, and supported by Siemens.

The film, produced by Red Banana, features a selection of the 120 events held over 4 days, over 25 venues, alongside interviews with Matt Taylor from the Rosetta mission, DJ Semtex from Radio 1Xtra, and events such as Transformations: North Parade after dark, Waterstones lunchtime events, The X-change, supported by Siemens, and much more!

Next year, the British Science Festival is being hosted by Swansea University, and supported by Siemens, find out more.

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