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Cyberpunks and Technophobes

BBC Two
on BBC Two England

Why is science such a turn-off for teenagers? This month London's Science Museum hosted a European "sleepover" for children aimed at putting the fun back into science but the chances are that by their mid-teens British students will opt for the arts. Space expert Tim Parsons , of London's
Imperial College discusses the problem with the help of author Douglas Adams and Red Dwarf star Craig Charles. Producer Teresa Hunt
Executive producer Robin Bnghtwell

Contributors

Unknown:
Tim Parsons
Unknown:
Douglas Adams
Unknown:
Craig Charles.
Producer:
Teresa Hunt
Producer:
Robin Bnghtwell
Source: Radio Times

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