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Voice of the Future 2013

Start/Finish date: 20th March 2013 9:00am-12pm


Location: Boothroyd Room, Portcullis House

Member Price: £

Non-Member Price: £


Event type: Conference


Event Summary

The Society of Biology is organising Voice of the Future 2013, an event that gives young scientists and engineers the opportunity to participate in a Science Question Time with Ministers and members of the House of Commons Science and Technology Select Committee.

Event description

The Society of Biology is organising, on behalf of the science and engineering community, Voice of the Future 2013. This is a unique opportunity for young scientists and engineers, including A-level students, to participate in a Science Question Time with Members of the House of Commons Select Committee on Science & Technology.

Voice of the Future 2013 will be taking place during National Science and Engineering week on Wednesday 20th March 2013 in the Boothroyd Room, Portcullis House, House of Commons.

On the day, the normal select committee format will be reversed. In the surroundings of a committee room in Parliament, young scientists and engineers will sit in the seats normally reserved for MPs. The MPs will appear before the ‘committee’ as ‘witnesses’ to answer questions from the scientists.

The event will also feature the Shadow Minister for Universities and Science, Shabana Mahmood MP, who will also be questioned by the audience of young scientists and engineers.

 

We are grateful to our funding group for our parliamentary affairs for their support:

 

BiochemicalSociety

 

BritishPharmacologicalSociety

 

InstittuteofPhysics

 

RoyalSocietyofChemistry

 

SocietyforAppliedMicrobiology

 

SocietyforExperimentalBiology

 

TheRoyalSocietyofEdinburgh

 

We are also grateful to the following organisations for their involvement with this event:

 

CaSE

 

GeoPhysics

 

CouncilfortheMathematicalSciences

 

RoyalSociety

 

RoyalAcEng

 

Geological

 

amrc

 

Physoc

 

sgm

 

 

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