Science and tech businesses invited to public outreach event.
Businesses, university departments and research groups will once again gather in the unique setting of Abingdon’s historic Market Place for the ATOM Festival “Science Market” on 11th March.
The organisers are still collecting expressions of interest and welcome approaches from organisations who want to reach out to the public including families and students. The festival can provide gazebos and tables as well as indoor spaces for those that cannot exhibit outdoors.
Link to further information and expression of interest form: https://www.atomfestival.org.uk/atom-science-market/
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