Join us for an evening of scientific inspiration at FameLab 2025!
We are delighted to extend a special invitation to you for an unforgettable evening of science, creativity, and inspiration at this year's FameLab East Midlands Live Final. Join us as we bring together some of the brightest minds in the scientific community to share their passion for research and discovery.
What is FameLab?
FameLab is a unique international competition that challenges scientists, researchers, and communicators to present their work in a clear, engaging, and entertaining manner. Participants will captivate you with their three-minute presentations on a wide range of scientific topics, showcasing the wonders of their research in an accessible and enjoyable way.
- Watch our researchers present in an engaging and accessible manner.
- Connect with fellow science enthusiasts, professionals, and researchers.
- Vote for your favourite presenter and contribute to the People's Choice Award.
- Enjoy an evening of intellectual stimulation and entertainment.
Who should attend?
This event is open to anyone with a curiosity for science and a passion for learning. Whether you're a student, educator, researcher, or simply a science enthusiast, FameLab East Midlands promises to be an inspiring and educational event.
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Please contact Tammy Greeno if you would like more information about the event.
What is FameLab?
Famelab is an international science communication competition that challenges participants to present scientific concepts in an engaging and accessible manner. Founded by Cheltenham Science Festival in 2005, Famelab has grown into a global phenomenon, with competitions held in over 30 countries worldwide. Through its platform, Famelab aims to inspire scientists, researchers, and science enthusiasts to share their passion for science with the public.
East Midlands Regional Hub
The University of Nottingham is proud to be working in partnership with Nottingham Trent University, the University of Leicester and the University of Lincoln to develop the next generation of science and social science communicators.