Science festival

Dr. Moshe Rishpon

Sharing the Excitement

01.10.2008

The creator of the Clore Garden of Science first forayed into science education while studying physics in an Institute...

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Science Festival Fun

01.10.2008

Thousands attend the 9th annual Science Festival

Dr. Moshe Rishpon, festival director, tries out the "Segway"

From Soap Bubbles to Dinosaurs

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Brainteasing festival draws big and small

Science demonstations at the Science Festival

Science Plus Festival

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The Passover holiday Science Festival drew over 10,000 over three days

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