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ESOF 2014 - Fabiola Gianotti, Particle Physicist, CERN and Rolf-Dieter Heuer, Director General, CERN, at the opening ceremony - © Mikkel Ostergaard

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29 - 06 - 2016

bluedot festival announces spectacular science bill

Dallas Campbell, Danielle George, Monica Grady, Matt Taylor & many more join inaugural science line-up.

28 - 06 - 2016

Inspiring the next generation of scientists

Promoting science among youth has been an important aspect of EuroScience’s vision for ESOF since the very first conference in 2004. Now, 12 years later, ESOF has been established as Europe’s biggest general science conference dedicated to scientific research and innovation.

27 - 06 - 2016

Post-EU Referendum - What it means to ESOF

In the wake of the UK's EU referendum, the future of ESOF 2016 in Manchester may have been thrown into question, but as the name of the conference suggests, it is about openness and cross-border collaboration. We would implore the scientific community to embrace this by using the event to make a statement about solidarity and the commitment to global science that we all freely pursue. Programme Director Vicky Rosin gives her thoughts on what Brexit means for the conference.

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