The latest New Zealand International Science Festival has ''more than delivered'' on its promise to ''leave the boring bits behind'' and successfully brought science to the public, organisers said yesterday.
Expect the unexpected in Dunedin this week. The 2014 New Zealand International Science Festival will be another explosion of experimental fun. Nigel Benson buckles on his crash helmet.
A Scottish stunt scientist who specialises in unusual experiments has been confirmed for this year's New Zealand International Science Festival in Dunedin.
All indications are the International Science Festival, held in Dunedin during the past week, is attracting more visitors from out of town, festival director Chris Green says.
Since ancient times, women have been "wonderful heroines and role models" in science and a group of young women were yesterday encouraged to continue their legacy.
As science and technology lovers from as far afield as Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch descend on Dunedin for next week's science festivities, locals are urged to get tickets early or risk missing out.
Dr Jilly Evans may not believe in the concept of a fountain of youth, but there are ways to postpone our passing. Shane Gilchrist discusses longevity, love and laughter with one of the star guests of the New Zealand International Science Festival, which begins in Dunedin today.
United States astronaut Stephanie Wilson might describe herself as a civil servant, but she's one with a rare perk - a commute into space. Shane Gilchrist reports.
Appearances by United States science rap singer Tom McFadden and an unusual "dining in the dark" experience will feature in Dunedin's latest New Zealand International Science Festival.