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Launching the British Science Festival 2015 animation
2015-08-07 · via British Science Association

With only 30 days to go until the British Science Festival transforms Bradford, we are very pleased to launch this special animation on our YouTube channel.

From 7- 10 September, the British Science Festival will transform Bradford into a vibrant celebration of science, engineering and technology, with over 120 fantastic FREE events taking place across the town. 

The city will come alive with performances, talks, workshops, discussions, installations, and entertainment events through the day and night, with our exciting lates programme, dedicated to showing how science touches our lives and impacts on our society. 

The Festival features the likes of Matt Taylor, who played an integral part in the revolutionary Rosetta mission, as well as big names and festival favourites such as Jim Al-Khalili, Athene Donald, Hannah Fry, Dallas Campbell and Lewis Dartnell. 

The whole of Bradford will be teeming with exciting science, from the University of Bradford campus to Bombay stores and the National Media Museum to the independent quarter and North Parade area. The core Festival features daytime and evening programme, and immediately followed by a Festival fringe, which focuses on events for school and families.

View the programme and book your tickets for the British Science Festival