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Our teams working hard to earn fabulous prizes, with the Quizmaster looking on from the background!
Photo by Frank Wimart
A play called Atlas, on at the 'Space on the Mile' venue. i.e. a room somewhere deep in the Scandic Crown Hotel!
Two of the blackboards the characters wrote on during the performance when they weren't 'on stage'.
The play was about the relationships between between Christopher Wren, Edmund Halley, Robert Hooke and Isaac Newton.
Robert Hooke did not come out of it well!
The Weather Exhibit was very cool. This tornado simulator was fun to watch. It took smoke from holes in the floor, a fan at the top and a movable panels (on the sides) to create mini-twisters indoors.
Display your love for the elements with this baby pillow!
This pillow was made by silk screening on beautiful, high quality cotton fabric by yours truly.
This pillow is inspired by my Periodic Table of Elements Quilt.
If you have a favorite element, send me an email and I can make is just for you!
Be cuddly with your chemistry! Each pillow is approximately 3x3 inches.
U-M researcher David Sherman utilizes his passion for underwater exploration to find new drug candidates to treat infectious diseases and cancer.
Photo: David Sherman
CottonInfo's technical specialist for education, Trudy Staines, organised a Small Schools Science Day in Narrabri in March.
Supported by CRDC and CSIRO, the day brought together some 200 students from seven small schools across the district for a hand-on science and agricultural learning experience - covering topics from cotton, soils, pathology and plants to coal formation, gas and Aboriginal culture.
Photos by Ruth Redfern
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