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Our Beautiful Science project takes a unique approach to the challenge of improving science communication.

We are joining teams from eight other countries in South East Europe (SEE) and the UK to bring you an innovative science communication project between 2006 and 2008. Beautiful Science has been developed through the combined efforts of colleagues in Azerbaijan, Austria, Bulgaria, Croatia, Greece, Israel, Romania, Serbia, Turkey, and our Science, Engineering and Technology team in the UK.

Beautiful Science will focus on two closely-related areas of activity – helping young scientists to develop the skills needed to communicate their work to a wide, non-professional audience, and demonstrating good practice in embedding science in popular culture through public events.

Watch our Beautiful Science video on YouTube.

Beautiful Science events:

FameLab Competition 2009 Grand Final
Join us at our FameLab Competition 2009 Grand Final – our talent show for scientists – and help decide the winner of the Audience Award by voting for your favourite 'FameLabber'!
Athens: 14 May 2009
FameLab Competition 2009
Are you 18 or over? Can you make a three-minute presentation on a scientific topic in front of a live audience and a panel of judges? If so, you could be one of the winners of our FameLab Competition for science communicators!
Registration deadline: 3 April 2009
Qualifying Round Thessaloniki: 7 April 2009
Qualifying Round Athens: 9 April 2009
FameLab Competition 2008 Grand Final Winners
The final round of this year's FameLab Competition took place on 5 May 2008, when the seven finalists each gave a five-minute presentation on a contemporary science topic of their choice. And the winners are ...
FameLab Competition 2008 Grand Final
Reserve your seat at the FameLab 2008 Grand Final, a unique science communication competition. The finalists will have just five minutes each to present a science topic in an innovative and engaging way and impress the judges with their knowledge of science, clarity and charisma.
Athens: 5 May 2008
FameLab Competition 2008
Are you 18 or over? Can you make a three-minute presentation on a scientific topic in front of a live audience and a panel of judges? If so, why not enter our FameLab Competition 2008? You could win a trip to the Cheltenham Science Festival in the UK!
March–May 2008
Science Debates – Genetically Modified Food: Benefit or Threat?
Join us in a public debate on the relative merits of mass-producing food using pesticides, genetically modified food and organic farming.
Athens: 27 February 2008
Visualise – The Beauty of Science
Visualise is an innovative touring science and theatre show that allows audiences to experience the visual beauty of some of the world's most emotive science demonstrations. Interactive workshops will follow.
Athens: 13 & 14 October 2007
FameLab Competition 2007
The final round took place on Monday 2 April 2007, when the ten finalists were asked to give a five-minute presentation on a science topic of their choice.The winner was selected by both the jury and the audience. Find out more ...
February–April 2007

Find out more about our Beautiful Science Project (PDF, 303 KB)

Further Information
For further information, please contact Katy Yakoumaki:

E-mail Katy.Yakoumaki@britishcouncil.gr
Telephone 210 369 2342

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