Innovation and enterprise in STEM

By Margaret R. Ritchie

Issue 258 | Page 18 | Published Nov 2014

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The very first Schools' Innovation and Enterprise event took place on Friday 13th June 2014. The event was hosted by BioCity Scotland and organised by the University of Edinburgh. The aim of this unique event was to stimulate pupils' interest in STEM and Life Sciences, by providing opportunities for schoolteachers and young people to experience innovation and enterprise in Life Sciences at BioCity Scotland.

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