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Queen's University invites groups and partners to exhibit at Science Rendezvous Kingston 2027
Queen's University is inviting its groups and community partners to run interactive STEM demonstrations, activities and exhibits at the 2027 Kingston edition of Science Rendezvous, a free public science festival.
Why it matters: Queen's groups and community partners wishing to present their research to visitors at the 2027 Kingston festival are being invited to take part.
Queen's University said it is inviting Queen's groups and community partners to showcase research through interactive demonstrations, hands-on activities and exhibits at Science Rendezvous Kingston 2027.
According to the university, Science Rendezvous is a free annual STEM celebration that began nationally in 2008 and is Canada's largest public science outreach festival.
Queen's has hosted the Kingston event since 2011, and the university said last year's edition featured more than 60 interactive booths along with stage shows.
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Scott James, Research and Innovation Editor
Queen's groups and community partners, both returning and new, that decide to take part will present hands-on STEM activities at the free 2027 festival, which the university says attracts thousands of visitors from across the region.
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