ARU is hosting the second annual Chelmsford Science Festival from 18-24 October 2023, featuring two of our hugely popular Family Science Days.
The Family Science Days will be held on Saturday 21 October and Sunday 22 October, on our Chelmsford campus.
Festival events and booking details can be be found here:
Step into a captivating exhibition that intertwines the creative spirit of Anglia Ruskin University with the remarkable legacies of Chelmsford's own pioneers, Hoffmann and Marconi.
In this immersive workshop you'll discover the scale of the "nano" realm compared to everyday objects, and explore how nano drug carriers measure up against various body components.
Unleash your inner athlete and gain insights from experts in the field as we delve into the science and theory behind marathon running at the Chelmsford Science Festival.
Join us to find out about blood composition and its role in blood clots and thrombosis during heart attacks and strokes.
Discover how emotions, art, and decision making intertwine at the ‘The Art of Decision Making’ exhibition.
Engage, Collaborate, Empower: join the journey of Public Involvement in Research.
Can science truly decode the enigma of love?
Empowering transitions: unveiling veterans' journeys.
Join space scientist and TV presenter Dr Maggie Aderin-Pocock as she presents the Olaudah Equiano Annual Lecture on Race Justice.
Join academics and students from Anglia Ruskin University to explore equality issues in green growth sectors.
Venezuelan ARTivist Katherine Hasegawa's ‘Ecocide Money-Dress’, a garment made of hundreds of worthless Venezuelan bank notes, was inspired by nature and seeks to shed light on the current environmental disasters in the Venezuelan Amazon rainforest caused by the greed for more money and gold.
Join us for a captivating talk from ARU's Dr Clive Boddy, a pioneer in the field, as he delves into the rise of 'corporate psychopaths' within organisations and politics. Explore how their uncaring attitude, driven by a lack of conscience and emotion, propels them to the top through ruthless self-promotion.