JOIN US ON THURSDAY 7TH OCTOBER 2021
This virtual celebration of all things Spacey at STEMFest in Space is coming again soon in 2021!
We are currently working hard on pulling together a fantastic line up of speakers for this years STEMFest in Space. But in the mean time you can still explore the fantastic talks from last years 2020 event. All sessions were recorded so get hands-on with STEM Ambassadors who support the international space industry, discover all about space missions, learn about the career opportunities within the space sector, listen to inspiring speakers and hear from real astronauts!!
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HOST FOR STEMFEST IN SPACE 2021...
TV Presenter and Author
DALLAS CAMPBELL
“Space is the perfect canvas for young people to explore and engage with all kinds of STEM subjects. I’m so looking forward to hosting the event and meeting some of the extraordinary people who have dedicated their lives to our greatest adventure.The countdown is ON!”
SPEAKERS CONFIRMED FOR
STEMFEST IN SPACE 2021
PETE EDWARDS
Dr Pete Edwards is the Director of Science Outreach for Durham University. He is a Physicist who has used his knowledge of science working as a schoolteacher, as a scientist studying rays from outer space and now to engage and enthuse people of all ages, stimulating their interest in all matters ‘physicsy’!
SUZIE IMBER
Suzie is an Associate Professor of Space Physics at the University of Leicester. She specialises in an area of research known as Space Weather. Suzie is best known in the public eye for being crowned the winner of the 2017 BBC production ‘Astronauts: Do You Have What it Takes?’.
KIELDER OBSERVATORY
Kielder Observatory is one of the best places in the UK to look at the stars. A second to none public astronomical observatory, set under some of the darkest skies in the world. Discover the magical skies and explore our universe.
THE SPEAKERS
The STEMFest in Space virtual event combines classroom and hands-on learning in an exciting, fun-packed talks, showcasing the many wonders of space
As part of World Space Week, the event aims to encourage and engage as many young people as possible in Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM) subjects to help them consider a career in this field when they are older.
Young people will be able to learn from the comfort of their own classroom and interact with STEM Ambassadors who work or support the international space industry