VIDEO: Cork Science Week Festival

This year from November 9th to 20th, Cork Science Festival will deliver numerous workshops and shows to over 2,500 students in classrooms and venues all over Cork while over 5,000 are expected to visit the two day exhibition (Sat 14th & Sun 15th) at Cork City Hall. All this activity and excitement make Cork Science Festival one of the main partners of Science Week Ireland and one of the biggest events in the Irish science calendar.

Pictured at the completely redesigned wonderland of adventure and exploration that is City Hall this weekend was John and his sister Jennifer Brutan of Gurranabraher

Eva and Judit Nogueira of Dungarvan Cork Ray Kelleher, Ballincollig with nephew Aaron Kelleher and Cpl Michael Barrett demonstrating the HOBO mobile robot used by army bomb disposal teams. The HOBO was available for hands-on use by visitors at the science event.

Ray Kelleher, Ballincollig with nephew Aaron Kelleher and Cpl Michael Barrett demonstrating the HOBO mobile robot used by army bomb disposal teams. The HOBO was available for hands-on use by visitors at the science event.

Andrea and Matthew Herbert, Midleton undertake an experiment at the CIT stand

Tyndall National Institute research students Shumithira, Anushka, Joveria and Amandeep at the science event.