National Science and Engineering Week in London

Instructions

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  History:
  
  According to the history, the British Science Association took the initiative to organise the first National Science & Engineering Week in the United Kingdom. The first event took place in 1994. This step was taken to provide a platform to people of all ages so they could produce projects related to science, technology and engineering. This platform remained quite successful and with the passage of time several organizers got involve into it and started arranging it throughout the country. As result of that today nearly people partake in the past event held in March.

  
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  Activities:
  
  National Science & Engineering Week basically provides a thrilling opportunity to its visitors to see various projects about technology, science, maths and engineering, related to everyday lives. The basic thought behind organising this event is to inspire the visitors and the judges with the new and unique scientific & engineering ideas and develop future scientists. Therefore, this event generates a lot of activity as several participants take part to showcase their talent. In the recent National Science & Engineering Week there were over 4,000 activities and events that were organised by 1,000 different organizers. Considering these fine numbers hopes are that these figures will further increase in the coming years.

  
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  Important Dates:
  
  Summers – March (every year this event is announced before February).
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  Duration:
  
  National Science and Engineering Week in London last for nearly 7 days.
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  How to Contact:
  
  In order to make contact with the authorities at the British Science Association the main organizer of the National Science and Engineering Week in London, see the contact details below:
  
  Contact: +44 87 0770 7101
  Fax: +44 20 7581 6587
  Email: Click here
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  Location:
  
  British Science Association, Wellcome Wolfson Building, 165 Queen's Gate, London SW7 5HD, United Kingdom
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  How to get there:
  
  By Tube
  
  Gloucester Road tube station is about 0.3 miles away from the British Science Association work place. Patrons can get to British Science Association from this London Underground in 7 minutes approximately by walk. All they need to do is to move in the north direction from the Gloucester Road tube station onto Gloucester Road towards Cromwell Road/A4 then, turn right onto Cromwell Road/A4 and finally turn left onto Queen's Gate, to find the destination on the right. View Map
  
  
  By Bus
  
  The nearest bus stop to British Science Association is Imperial College Elvaston Pl (Stop RV). By walk visitors can easily cover the gap between these two sites in roughly 55 seconds, as the distance is just 220 ft. The bus number that can take you to this stop is 70.