26 – 27 September | Sofia Tech Park
28 September – 2 October | Digital programme for schools
Come learn how astronomers contributed to science, what that science means, and about the kind of people they were, as we embark on one weird road trip.
Mechanical engineer Lilla Asztalos investigates the mechanical and corrosion damages of implants and has a balanced approach towards the impact of the Fourth Industrial Revolution
Fifty years after the first Apollo Moon landings – a host of countries and private companies are racing back to the Moon. What's needed to become a bi-planetary species?
An explosive lockdown science show from BBC Gastronaut Stefan Gates and his long-suffering lab assistant Poppy (who also happens to be his 15-yr old daughter).
What do we need to know about cosmic rays which keep falling on our heads like some sort of cosmic rain? Astrophysics Dr. Tijana Prodanovic unlocks the secrets of cosmic rain.
What is the relevance of space to our society? We take to the stars with Niamh Shaw who is an Irish engineer, scientist and performer, recently voted one of Ireland's leading communicators.
French climatologist Dr. Valérie Masson-Delmotte's on climate change, science and the choices before us.
Dr. Rosaly Lopes, Senior Research Scientist at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory explores the wide variety of volcanoes in the solar system.
Don't miss meeting with Dr. Ewelina Sielska-Badurek as she dives into the mysterious world of singing and illustrates why everyone can sing.