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	Young Scientists Programme Outcomes

Partners

The Science, Creativity and the Young Mind Workshop

Patron, the Rt Hon the Lord Jenkin of Roding

The Japan 2001 Science, Creativity and the Young Mind Workshop was A Japan 2001 Festival Event hosted at the University of Bristol, devised and organised by the Clifton Scientific Trust (charity 1020913) supported by the Daiwa Anglo-Japanese Foundation, the Great Britain-Sasakawa Foundation, and Japan 2001 in association with

• The University of Bristol Widening Participation Office
• The University of Bristol Students' Union and Japanese Society
• Airbus UK
• Bristol Zoo Gardens
• Bristol City Museum
• Connexions, West of England
• The Chemical Society of Japan-The Council of Chemistry Education,
• The Society of Biological Sciences Education of Japan,
• Physics Education Society of Japan
• Japan Society of Earth Science Education
• The Environment Agency
• National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Glenn Learning Technologies Project, Cleveland, Ohio, US
• The Y Touring Theatre Company
• The University of the West of England
• Colleagues from Holy Cross School, New Malden & The Rikkyo School, Horsham

ALSO endorsed by Dr Peter Briggs, Chief Executive, British Association for the Advancement of Science, Mr Stephen Cox, Executive Secretary, Royal Society and Mr Kunio Sato, Director, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, London Liaison Office

	Team Selection Team Membership

	Workshop Guests Archaeology Chemistry Earthquake Engineering Environment Space Science Science through Theatre Vulcanology Wildlife Conservation Other Disciplines...

	Public Presentations Overview Aeronautics/Physics Archaeology Chemistry Earthquake Engineering Environment Ethics in Medicine Space Science Science through Theatre Vulcanology Wildlife Conservation