Brian Cox visited Plexal to host the 7th annual Science Summer School, which aims to inspire the next generation of British scientists and engineers. So we took the opportunity to ask Brian what inspired him...
St Paul’s Way Trust Science Summer School 2018, hosted by Professor Brian Cox OBE, is in its seventh year. It aims to inspire the next generation of British scientists and engineers.
This year’s event takes place on Monday 16th July at St Paul’s Way Trust School, Tower Hamlets, London and on Tuesday 17th July at Plexal Here East on Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in east London.
For those of you not permanently glued to Twitter, I’m delighted to announce that September’s Infinity Festival has picked up another internal award at The University of Manchester, this time winning a Making a Difference Award for staff contribution to widening participation.
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Science Summer School 2017, hosted by Professor Brian Cox, is in its 6th year. It aims to inspire the next generation of British engineers and scientists on 25th and 26th July 2017. See the programme
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A science festival, headed by Professor Brian Cox, hopes to inspire the next generation of engineers and scientists when it comes to Cumbria on September 28.
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Based in the former Olympic Press and Broadcast Centre, Here East, London’s home for making, has created valuable regeneration in East London following four key directives: Education, Employment, Enterprise and Environment. It is a dedicated place for individuals and companies who embrace and pioneer cutting edge technology, share expertise and create products of tomorrow.
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Apprenticeships:"Find out how young people are shaping the future of London through a range of employment roles at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park":
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This year’s Science Summer School, hosted once again by Professor Brian Cox, OBE, proved to be more ambitious and more successful than ever before. Over 150 young participants enjoyed two days of ‘doing’ science at St. Paul’s Way Trust School in east London as well as at Here East in the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. The event finished with a highly successful fundraising evening at the top of the ArcelorMittal Orbit.
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The eminent scientist, writer and broadcaster Professor Brian Cox is passionate about inspiring future generations to enter his profession. In this exclusive article, he explains why Britain needs more Asian scientists, engineers, technologists and mathematicians.
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The orchestra's participation in the St. Paul's Way annual street festival – at the high school's new £40 million building – is aligned with Lord Andrew Mawson's vision of blending entrepreneurship, culture, and education. In turn, the St. Paul's Way students presented the orchestra with a Philadelphia-themed mural.
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Download the programme for the Walking on Water Exhibition at ExCeL London 3-11th May 2014 in partnership with Grand Designs Live.
London E16 1GB
6.30 - 8 pm Friday 28th Mar 2014
Come and enjoy a bonanza of talent!
Admission free
Refreshments at the cafe
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19 March to 4 April, 2014
A selection of drawings and paintings by Artist Frank Creber, the official artist in residence for Water City
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Debate on 24th January 2013 tabled by Lord Mawson on the motion: To move that this House takes note of the role of communities, the arts and creative industries in delivering a lasting legacy to the Olympics, and of the lessons that can be learnt more broadly. Read full text here
Part of a program of events to mark the reopening of the People’s Palace. The event will tell the story of the Lower Lea Valley – its past, present and future – through music, pictures and narration.
Andrew promotes Water City, East London in the Legacy List’s London Means Business Film
BBC London News East London Report December 12 2012
