Energy underpins our modern lives but there are difficult choices to be made about how we will supply and use energy in the future. Is our energy affordable, secure and environmentally sustainable? As you explore these interactive hands-on exhibits, you can explore our energy options – from how we can produce electricity and fuels to how we can be smarter with our use of energy. What would you do?​​

​The Moredun Foundation is committed to promoting livestock health and welfare through research and education and is recognised worldwide for its contribution to research into infectious diseases of farmed livestock.
Established by Scottish farmers in 1920, Moredun’s work has always been firmly based on addressing the needs of the farming industry.
Moredun’s research has led to the development of many vaccines, diagnostic tests and improved treatment strategies for farm animals across the globe.
The Moredun disease detectives can be found outside the High school and join them inside for a VR parasites activity
 

Will be showing off their technology and how products are taken from design to engineering. Join them to find out more about the process and to chat about career options in product design and engineering.

Come along to chat to BACC and see how a thermal imaging camera works. There is an opportunity to sign up for an energy efficiency thermal imaging survey of your house starting in the autumn. BACC will be demonstrating the greenhouse effect using pop bottles and a heat lamp. Come along to find out more, and see how you can reduce your carbon footprint.

Endeavour was started to challenge the stasis in British rocketry development and to provide applied experience in aeronautics and space technologies. With around 70 members to date, we’re a highly ambitious group of talented students working on different projects relating to high powered rocketry, liquid engine research and outreach programs to show the world that the space industry here can be much, much more.

Come along to learn about the area’s geology; why there’s gold to be found near a lead mine. Try your luck at Gold Panning – Visit them outside the Biggar & Upper Clydesdale Museum to learn how to pan for gold. (Cost £10.00 - You get to keep any gold you find).

University of the West of Scotland
Moredun VR parasites
Edinburgh Neuroscience
Dementia Research Institute

​Stemovators