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Fancy an out of this world way to boost your CV or uni application? Join academics from as they guide you through how to build your own satellite .

Our Creators in Residence: NottSpace event is well underway at from 11am - 3pm! Explore exhibits and our talks programme by space experts from the

Our Creators in Residence: NottSpace event is well underway at Nottingham Central Library from 11am - 3pm! Explore exhibits and our talks programme by space experts from the University of Nottingham

Don't miss tomorrow's bite-sized talk programme as part of the Creators in Residence: NottSpace event at with academics from

Perfect for 14 years+ but all ages welcome. Free event, from 11am - 3pm. No need to book - just turn up.

11.30am- 12noon: Christopher Sargeant - The Law of Space Resource Utilisation: Where Are We Now and Where Are We Going?

12noon - 12.30pm: Luke Norman - Strange New Rocks: Exploring Meteorites using Electron Microscopy Under the microscope, rocks from the Moon, Mars, and asteroids transform into alien landscapes and cosmic artworks.

12.30pm - 1pm: Chantal Cappelletti - Small satellites the future of space applications is closer than ever

1.15pm - 2pm: Luis Cormier, Sedat Izcan and Abian Sanchez - From supporting future Space Exploration to protect our Earth from Climate Changes

2pm - 2.30pm: Jez Turner - Exploring the Universe with all Senses, What if we could smell the solar system?

Don't miss tomorrow's bite-sized talk programme as part of the Creators in Residence: NottSpace event at Nottingham Central Library. Perfect for 14 years+ but all ages welcome. Free event, from 11am - 3pm. No need to book - just turn up.

11.30am- 12noon: Christopher Sargeant - The Law of Space Resource Utilisation: Where Are We Now and Where Are We Going?

12noon - 12.30pm: Luke Norman - Strange New Rocks: Exploring Meteorites using Electron Microscopy Under the microscope, rocks from the Moon, Mars, and asteroids transform into alien landscapes and cosmic artworks.

12.30pm - 1pm: Chantal Cappelletti - Small satellites the future of space applications is closer than ever

1.15pm - 2pm: Luis Cormier, Sedat Izcan and Abian Sanchez - From supporting future Space Exploration to protect our Earth from Climate Changes

2pm - 2.30pm: Jez Turner - Exploring the Universe with all Senses, What if we could smell the solar system?

In a galaxy not too far away...is Saturday's Creators in Residence event!

Join members of the team from the for a free and inspiring event that delves into the wonders of space exploration and science.

No need to book - just turn up!
Saturday 18 October, 11am - 3pm

Includes a programme of bite sized talks

In a galaxy not too far away... is Saturday's Creators in Residence event!

Join members of the NottSpace team from the University of Nottingham for a free and inspiring event that delves into the wonders of space exploration and science.

No need to book - just turn up!
Saturday 18 October, 11am - 3pm
Includes a programme of bite sized talks

Delve into the wonders of space exploration and science!

Join us at Creators in Residence: Notts Space on Saturday on 18 October Nottingham Central Library for a free, hands-on space themed event.

Perfect for ages 14+ but open to all! No booking needed - just turn up!

Part of the Science in Residency programme, led by researchers and funded by Arts Council England. Keep an eye out for our space themed space workshops coming soon!

Visit notts.ac/futuremakers for details

Creators in Residence: Notts Space

Delve into the wonders of space exploration and science!

Join us on Saturday 18 October Nottingham Central Library for a free, hands-on space themed event.

Perfect for ages 14+ but open to all! No booking needed - just turn up!

Part of the Science in Residency programme at Nottingham Central Library led by University of Nottingham researchers and funded by Arts Council England. Keep an eye out for our space themed space workshops coming soon!

Visit notts.ac/futuremakers for details

Join us at Nottingham castle on Saturday 4 October for a special evening marking the closing weekend of the Forest exhibition.

We will be enjoying Songs from Sherwood Forest, a new programme inspired by the beauty of our region, curated by composer Elizabeth A. Kelly and poet Matthew Welton from the University of Nottingham. Performed by five internationally renowned musicians with strong Nottingham roots, this one-night-only event will fill the Robin Hood gallery with music and poetry.

After the concert, you can meet the artists and explore the exhibition for the final time. No booking is required and all ages are welcome.

No booking required if you already have the standard entry ticket.

Read more here: https://www.nottinghamcastle.org.uk/forest-presents-songs-of-sherwood-forest/

Join us at Nottingham Castle on Saturday 4 October for a special evening marking the closing weekend of the Forest exhibition.

We will be enjoying Songs from Sherwood Forest, a new programme inspired by the beauty of our region, curated by composer Elizabeth A. Kelly and poet Matthew Welton from the University of Nottingham. Performed by five internationally renowned musicians with strong Nottingham roots, this one-night-only event will fill the Robin Hood gallery with music and poetry.

After the concert, you can meet the artists and explore the exhibition for the final time. No booking is required and all ages are welcome, standard admission charges apply.

Read more here: https://www.nottinghamcastle.org.uk/forest-presents-songs-of-sherwood-forest/