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In the news this week...
"The worlds of science and music are set to come together in glorious harmony" says the latest issue of BBC Music Magazine, where they suggest "Getting Physical" at See Further: The Festival of Science + Arts. Browse all our music events to find out more.
Biobots
Students from Sittingbourne Community College are learning what it takes to become an Olympic athlete.
Axe Valley Biodiesel
Students from the Axe Valley Community College are working with the University of Exeter to create biodiesel from used vegetable oil.
Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment Family Concert: A Celebration of Life on Earth
Inspired by Haydn’s choral masterpiece The Creation, join the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment (OAE) for a lively and engaging family concert mixing the amazing worlds of music and science.
The Royal Society's Summer Science Exhibition
Meet the minds behind some of the UK's most exciting scientific advances at the Royal Society's Summer Science Exhibition. From machine intelligence to green energy, try out the interactive exhibits and question the expert scientists themselves about the discoveries you make.
Explore the exhibits online and plan out your visit.
Street Science
Don't miss our science buskers, out and about on the Riverside Terrace. Throughout the Festival these scientists, science communicators and entertainers perform their experiments and demonstrations, offering passers-by the chance to watch and try out the science for themselves.
Pterosaurs: Dragons of the Air
Pterosaurs are taking over Southbank Centre!
Researchers from the University of Portsmouth are creating five life-sized pterosaur models, including one with a wing span of 10 metres, to better appreciate what these animals may have looked like when alive.
Define a slithy tove... Imagine a foraminiferal shell...
Discover the science of words and the words of science in a weekend filled with performance, poetry and play. Children and their families can explore the library and learn the language of the world around them in science-fuelled poetry activities from poetry collective Aisle16 from 11am to 4pm.
Admission is free, but spaces are limited so arrive early. Suitable for all ages.
Café Scientifique
Join scientists, artists and writers to discuss the interesting, the unusual or provocative in the past, present and future of science, culture and us, over a cup of coffee or drink.
BBC One: Bang Goes the Theory Interactive Area
BBC One's Bang Goes the Theory gives you the chance to get hands-on with science in their amazing Interactive Area located on Southbank Centre Square. So roll up your sleeves and discover first-hand why, what and where science is happening in your daily life.
Suitable for all ages.
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