The inaugural Haverhill Science Festival is an exciting week-long event that is packed with a variety of thought-provoking talks and interactive activities. Taking place at venues across Haverhill from Monday 22 to Saturday 27 April, visitors can experience an insightful range of discussions, hands-on events and jaw-dropping scientific demonstrations β all for FREE. Whether you want to hear a talk from renowned scientist Lord Robert Winston, or take part in a variety of hands-on activities at East Town Park, there is something for every interest and age.
Russell Cowburn is Professor of Experimental Physics at the University of Cambridge, where he researches nanotechnology and its application to healthcare. He is also a Christian. Some people might find this a strange combination. In this talk, Prof Cowburn explores some of the reasons some people think science and faith are incompatible and makes the case for why, in fact, they make perfect companions. As part of the Haverhill Science Festival, business leaders are coming together to discuss the benefits and challenges of Haverhill as a business site, within the Cambridge sub-region and A11 tech corridor.
This is a great opportunity to build contacts and find synergies, and work together to make Haverhill an even better business destination. The jobs and skills fair offers the chance to engage directly with businesses and training providers with the chance to explore different sectors and opportunities.
Science and technology companies can also enquire about holding a stall by contacting haverhill. Lord Winston will be in conversation with Georgy Jamieson, answering questions from the audience and signing copies of his latest book. Space East aims to bring together innovative people from business and academia to share knowledge and explore exciting opportunities in the UK space sector. With something for parents and children to enjoy, you can build your own rocket, craft a cardboard creation, produce your own zine and stay for the big rocket grand finale.
Make sure to also watch out for OurSeeMonster. Visitors will also be able to engage with a range of activities at the Curiosity Cube, including:. Join us to study the night sky inside our very own planetarium.
