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Cambridge Science Festival: ‘The Big and the Small’ 12–25 March 2007

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As part of National Science Week, the Cambridge Science Festival aims to encourage young people to study science, technology, engineering and maths subjects further at school and University; and to engage with the public of all ages on topics of scientific interest and concern. The Cambridge Science Festival is the UK’s largest free science festival and offers a great opportunity for families to come and see scientific departments at the University opening their doors and running educational and fun events.

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