From 7-13th September, the Orkney International Science Festival 2023 will be live streaming up to 10 events, a development made possible thanks to National Lottery players.
National Lottery Funding Boost for Orkney International Science Festival
Funding Boost for Orkney International Science Festival
OISF joins with other science festivals and events around Scotland with awards of grants ranging from £7,000 to £65,000.
Orkney Aviation Festival 2022
Robert Foden tells the story of the Norwegian explorer Tryggva Gran, the first person to (officially) fly cross the North Sea. Aviation Festival 8th & 9th August 2022 online
‘The ideal situation is what we should be aiming for’ – New Life for the Land #OISF
‘New Life for the Land and Wildlife and People’ – the title of Derek Pretswell’s talk for the Orkney International Science Festival on Tuesday 6th of September, basically summarised his whole presentation.
Cutting Edge Science in an Island Setting: Orkney International Science Festival
The festival runs from 1st to 7th of September
Orkney Aviation Festival 2022
“Aviation and the Art of Engineering” a talk by Professor Dugald Cameron OBE,FCSD,FRSA. Aviation Festival 8th & 9th August 2022 online
After Orcadia: Northlight Gallery Exhibition
After Orcadia, an exhibition of images and poetry by photographer Rebecca Marr and writer Mark Edmonds opens at Northlight Gallery, Stromness on Friday 02 September.
Cutting Edge Science in an Island Setting: Orkney International Science Festival
Orkney International Science Festival’s programme brochure is available now with details of over 100 events in a packed seven days from 1-7 September.
Science Festival Programme: A Diverse Range of Online & In Person Events
Tickets will go on sale in a week’s time, on Thursday 21 July at 6 pm, for The Orkney International Science Festival.
New Look to Science Festival
Sir Ernest Shackleton in a small boat to seek rescue for his crew. Just one of many stories to be covered in the 2022 Orkney International Science Festival Image credit: prob Frank Hurley, the expedition’s photographer
