21 schools from Bristol, and as far away as Herefordshire, brought 546 students to the Trinity Centre, Bristol for Big Bang Bristol on the 6th and 7th of July. This science, technology, engineering, and maths (STEM) fair was designed to fire students imaginations to encourage them to consider a STEM education, from apprenticeship to university, and through to a career in STEM. Organised by the British Science Association, Bristol and Bath branch and supported by the Royal Society of Chemistry, Biochemical Society, Jean Golding Institute, and University of Bristol School of Cellular and Molecular Medicine, 41 different exhibitor stands, from Renishaw to Ovo Energy and robotics to gene editing, engaged students in a diverse array of STEM areas both in industry and university. Minirig were proud to provide the soundsystem for a makeshift cinema at the event.
To find out more go to: https://bigbangbristol.science/