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Published Date: 07 March 2009
By Peter Ranscombe
THE Edinburgh International Science Festival comes of age this year with a programme full of the fun and excitement thousands of children and their parents have come to expect.
Back in 1989, the festival sparked an idea that has now circled the globe, with cities across the world copying Edinburgh's ways of celebrating science. From Poland to South Korea, the programmes have been studied and adapted, taking Edinburgh'...



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