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Young Scientists of the Year

BBC One
on BBC One London

Presented by Paddy Feeny The Final
Teams from
WREXHAM: finding out why honey-bees die during transportation
KESWICK: investigating the megalithic stone circle at Castle Rigg
PERTH: using a weedkiller to increase plant growth
YEOVIL: taking the curl out of sheep's wool compete for the title and the Royal Institution Young Scientists' Trophy.
Judging their projects:
PROFESSOR FRED HOLLIDAY zoologist
PROFESSOR JACK MEADOWS astronomer
SIR GEORGE PORTER , chemist
Studio director JOHN GORMAN Producer PETER BRUCE

Contributors

Presented By:
Paddy Feeny
Unknown:
Professor Fred Holliday
Unknown:
Sir George Porter
Director:
John Gorman
Producer:
Peter Bruce
Source: Radio Times

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