Mix paper, hot glue and imagination to make a contribution to tomorrow's world: design and build a wind turbine. There as many original designs as there are people to do them.

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Watch your back. Ian Watts, Robot Wars champion, will be on the loose somewhere with his extraordinary creations, including Dr Who’s biggest enemy, the Dalek.

Matt Parker demonstrates a new dimension: a curious mathematical world where shapes don't behave how you would expect them to. Expect, among other surprises, massive toroidal ‘smoke rings' flying around the room.

Build a clever machine with levers and pulleys, string and weights, to send a signal round the room. The Institute of Physics'  incredible machine builds up during the day, becoming incredibler and incredibler.

What do bananas, cakes and cornflakes tell us about the meaning of life? Find out with biologist Dr. Robert Stovold.

Join the Bloodhound team to learn more about their record attempts, then make your own car.

Design robots that race over virtual terrains, or let artificial evolution do it for you using machine intelligence.

Make (and eat!) multi-decker rock sandwiches. Make your own tasty models of sandstone, limestone, and granite, and find out about geology in bite-size chunks. With Royal Holloway, University of London.

Don’t throw rubbish away, see what Veolia can do with it to make our lives less wasteful using magnetism, fishing rods, levitation, shopping trolleys, wormeries and water.  Get involved, get challenged, get RECYCLING!

Ever wondered what the world would look like the other way up? Interactive demonstrations and illusions will show you how easily the senses and the mind can be fooled, and what happens when they are...

Explore early crafts and technologies with ESAMP (the East Sussex Archaeology and Museums Partnership).

Before electricity, man-powered lathes were used to make everyday items. Modern pole-lathe turners mix old and new technology, come along and see how.

Games old and new, including Rush Hour, Metaforms, Zoologic, Master Maths, Oops, Tantrix, and more...

Come and put your brain to the test! Scientists from the Medical Research Council will be demonstrating how the brain allows us to see, hear, move and remember.

Medical aids used in training tomorrow’s doctors. Realistic models show how we work, what can go wrong and how to put it right again.

Simple mould making workshop with plaster of Paris. The expert shows you how. Nick Tyson is restoring the Regency Town House (Regent Square) to its 19c glory, including its delicate plasterwork.

John Wright, a green woodworker will be demonstrating a variety of products and showing you how to make a whistle from a twig or a recorder from a drainpipe.

Have your say on TV. Vox Pops are edited together and played as an interactive exhibit, stimulating debate and allowing everyone to see their contributions.

Make felt bracelets, beautiful and original, with experts from the East Sussex Guild of Spinners Weavers and Dyers.

Gervais Sawyer shows some of the miracles that wood is capable of, including the 16 ft bridge-in-a-suitcase.

Weird tools with wonderful uses from history. Join the Tool and Trades History Society to learn more about tools, ancient and modern, their invention and uses.

The University of Brighton Sports and Exercise MSc students will be on hand with the latest tests that can tell you how fast, strong, fit and healthy you really are.

Visit Eurotherm for a poke around under the bonnet at the hidden technology you depend upon every day.

Herstmonceux Science Centre’s games, models and machines, some simple, some sophisticated.

Ever year the boffins at Brighton College bring their rich variety of science demonstrations to challenge and amaze.

The pupils of Ringer School demonstrate the power of the pester to persuade their community to take a green attitude. They patrol the school, eliminating waste. Here they describe their methods.

Test yourself under some serious G-Force on the stomach-churning gyroscope ride.

Full range of popular science books for young and old.