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EI at Science in Norwich Day 2014

Earlham Institute had a presence at the Science in Norwich Day event, on Sunday 1 June 2014 in The Forum, Norwich.

Event details.

Start date:

01 June 2014

End date:

01 June 2014

Time:

09h30 - 16h00

Venue:

The Forum, Norwich

Enquiries:

jamie.edwards@earlham.ac.uk

About the event.

Earlham Institute had a presence at the Science in Norwich Day event, on Sunday 1 June 2014 in The Forum, Norwich. This is open to the general public, giving them the opportunity to meet some of the 2700 scientists in Norwich and to discuss their work. EI aims to encourage visitors to the exhibition with opportunities that are part of its Schools Programme project, extract DNA from blueberries as well as take part in exciting competition.

Credit: Shutterstock / Marie Nimrichterova

EI science in Norwich day 2014

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