It was a pleasure to help out with the Discovery 2010 Science Exhibition at City Hall, Cork for a few days.
(2008 Video) The energy and enthusiasm was amazing. I met serial volunteers, community wardens for the council, pharmachemical researchers, sciences educators, software and mechanical engineers and researchers around Cork and Ireland, et al. I also met bundles of children who were trying out all the gadgets, devices, slime-making schemes, liquid nitrogen ice-cream, molecule-building, force-field twiddling, sound-wave crashing, sensor-music-playing, energy-bulb-generating, robot toy and circuit-board constructing... The future's bright I'm sure, despite this week's economic calamities. Up in Dublin,
The Global Forum is wrapping up. -
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| Volunteer Dáithí stands in front of BuckministerFullerene Molecule |
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| Irish Army's Impact Protection suit for bomb disposal |
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| Techniquest's interactive demo of energy consumption differences |
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| 'Relax'... Let your Alpha and Theta waves moves the ball! |
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| Sound wave Canon |
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| 'Make It Molecular' provided many large sculptural pieces |
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| 'How will you change the world?' |
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| Make your own circuit, no soldering hassles. |
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