South African Scientists Explain Why They Make Time for Science Festivals

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South African Scientists Explain Why They Make Time for Science Festivals

[The Conversation Africa] Science festivals across the world attract millions of visitors every year. They are typically busy, buzzing events: visitors stroll through interactive displays, enjoy science-themed shows and popular science talks and take part in hands-on workshops.

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