Come along to the Physics Lawn in Trinity College on Saturday 26th July 10am-6pm and learn how to make simple toys based on scientific principles. IoPI will also be making and launching rockets. This is a FREE event and part of the Festival of Curiosity.
AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION ESSENTIAL!!
More info from paul.nugent@gmail.com
http://www.dublinmaker.ie
www.scienceonstage.ie
www.iopireland.org
A day-long free, family-friendly festival of hackers, crafters, coders, DIYers and curious inventors. See our full list of makers at http://www.dublinmaker.ie/makers-2019/ Dublin Maker is a…
From July 13th – 16th the IFI will collaborate with Science Gallery Dublin, to bring you a feast of science fact and fiction films including Philip Kaufman’s…
The Institute of Physics and The Irish Science on Stage team will have Science on the Streets of Dublin – fun for all the family
Temple Bar: Fri July 25th 12-4pm
The National Botanic Gardens: Sun July 28h 12-4pm
Be amazed by demonstrations of Archimedes Law of Forces shown with a tug of war, Bernoulli’s Law for Fluid Flow with a giant windbags, Faraday’s Law of Induction shown with a simple motor, vortex blower, musical straws, windmills and rockets and much much more.
AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION ESSENTIAL!!
More info from paul.nugent AT gmail.com
http://festivalofcuriosity.ie
www.scienceonstage.ie
www.iopireland.org
As part of the 2012 Dublin City of Science Festival, the Institute of Physics in Ireland(IOPI) are proud to announce that they will be hosting a ‘Physics High Flyers’ event on Saturday May 5th in the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, 123 St Stephens Green, Dublin 2.
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