There are also limited-time activities, such as the Magic Milk Experiment, a virtual record-breaking activity via Zoom that you can be a part of on August 8, from 4pm to 5pm.

All you need are milk, dishwashing soap, food colouring or ink, and cotton bud.

This is a trademark event under the Singapore Science Festival where primary, secondary and tertiary students share their love of science through show-and-tell.

This year, shortlisted buskers will have videos of their performances uploaded on the SSF 2020 website, where you can vote for the most creative video, best science demos and best on-camera talents. This event runs all day, every day for the whole period.

The voting period is from July 30 to August 5, and the winner will be announced on August 14, 2020.

Get a new perspective on food with Dan Plane and Fran Scott from the Royal Institution in the United Kingdom for exciting demo-filled sessions about how each ingredient reacts when being cooked. Expect fire and explosions!

Time
28 July, 2.50pm – 3.30pm
29 July, 1.30pm – 2.30pm
3 Aug, 2.45pm – 3.45pm

Learn about little-known facts about water and sound with science busker extraordinaire David Price, live from the UK. Join in on the fun on the following dates:

The Wonders of Water, Sunday 26 July, 2pm-3pm
Science in Unexpected Places, Saturday 1 August, 2pm-3pm
Music to your Ears, Saturday 8 August, 2pm-3pm

This science carnival is a virtual exhibition where you and your kids can learn about the latest developments, research and innovations in science presented by tertiary institutions and research institutes. This runs through the whole festival period.

For more information about the Singapore Science Festival 2020, additional activities and workshops, visit sciencefest.edu.sg.

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