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  • What examples are given of things you can learn about on the stands?
    Bioplastics, satellite broadband, space exploration and wearable gadgets.
  • True or False? > You can enter the competition if you are under 21.
    False. You must be under 18.
  • What is the 'Hot Rod' car?
    It's a car that was designed for someone with a disability.
  • What was the name of the nanotechnology exhibition?
    Dotography
  • True or False? > 500 finalists are selected from around the world.
    True
  • True or False? > Josh Mitchell designed a flexible phone.
    False. He designed an inexpensive 3D printer.
  • How many visitors attended the Big Bang Fair last year?
    More than 80,000
  • What is the 'Medivest' jacket?
    It's a jacket that was designed to predict epileptic episodes using smart materials.
  • Why is Josh's 3D printer described as a 'flat-pack' machine?
    Because it fits into 13-inch pizza boxes and can be assembled very easily.
  • Britain's biggest STEM fair for young people is called...
    The Big Bang Fair
  • True or False? > Emily Xu won the top prize for engineering.
    False. She won the top science prize.
  • Where was the Big Bang Fair held last year?
    At the National Exhibition Centre (NEC)
  • What was Emily's winning project about?
    It was about creating safer and more effective pharmaceutical drugs.
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