The British Science Festival, one of Europe’s largest public science events, is coming to Aston University in September 2010.
The Festival brings over 350 of the UK’s top scientists, engineers and commentators together to discuss the latest developments in science and technology with the public. The Festival attracts academics, the general public, school groups and families and tens of thousands of visitors are expected.
Hundreds of events are set to take place both on the Aston University campus and at a variety of venues in across the city and the region, from libraries and museums to shopping centres and bars. Events will include debates, talks, workshops, exhibitions, field trips and unique opportunities to question the UK’s top scientists.
Find out what's on
Aston is running almost 50 events during the festival from 13th-19th September 2010. See what's on at Aston and book your place.
For more information visit the British Science Festival website or contact Claire Hopkins, Events Officer for the British Science Festival.
Download a list of the events aimed at businesses.
Big Brum open top buz sightseeing tours on Saturday 18th September
To celebrate the British Science Festival the Big Bum Buz will be running bus tours emphasising Birmingham's unique link with the world of science. The tours depart at 10:30am, 12 noon, 1:30pm and 3pm from the top of Church Street, off Colmore Row.
The tour takes you to the commercial heart of the city and includes the major buildings of architectural interest.
Contact Birmingham Tours on 0121 427 2555 or visit www.birmingham-tours.co.uk for further details.