Science for New Frontiers
The 11th Annual Schools Science Conference was held on 19th March 2014 at The Royal College of Pathologists
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Welcome to
Science for New Frontiers
The theme of the 11th Schools Science Conference is Science for New Frontiers
The theme was chosen to present science’s broader place in society and showing the variety of worthwhile careers within science.
Some things to watch out for in Space Science in 2014!
- 15 April
A total lunar eclipse will occur - 29 April
An annular solar eclipse will occur - June
A Spanish team will launch a robotic lunar rover aboard a Chinese rocket, in an attempt to win the US$30 million Google Lunar X Prize - September
NASA will conduct the first test flight of its Orion manned spacecraft - October
NASA estimates that the comet C/2013 A1 will pass extremely close to Mars in October 2014, possibly even impacting the planet - 08 October
A total lunar eclipse will occur - 23 October
A partial solar eclipse will occur
Overview in pictures
A glimpse of the fun, enjoyment and rich array of activities at Science for New Frontiers
Science for Experimentation
Witness riveting presentations and we unveil which school clinched the coveted trophy
Photographs
Explore captivating snapshots captured during this year’s Conference
Quiz
Challenge yourself and put your newfound science and healthcare knowledge to the test
Programme
Discover more about the sessions and view a digital version of the programme
Evaluation
Delve into the reception and gauge the resounding acclaim achieved by the Conference
Reporter Competition
Read the fantastic reports that effectively captured the excitement of the day
Acknowledgements
A heartfelt thank you to all the contributors who have brought this event to life
Organising Group
Meet the visionary minds steering Science for New Frontiers: the Committee members