Category: Salisbury Café Scientifique events
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Skylark: Britain’s first space rocket
The October talk will be given by Robin H Brand who will be talking about the Skylark, Britain’s first space rocket. These days, few have heard of the Skylark sounding rocket. Yet, in 1957, it was the first British rocket to reach space, and became the basis of Britain’s earliest space programme. Over the next…
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Does the context of healthcare matter? [CANCELLED: SEE UPDATE]
[info] UPDATE: This talk has been cancelled The replacement June talk will now be given by Dr Suzanna Lewis who will be talking about bacteria [/info] The June talk will be given by Dr Kat Bradbury who will be talking about how contextual factors can affect treatment outcomes. In this talk Dr Bradbury will present…
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Slow Water
The May talk will be given by Dr Chris Bore of Kingston University who will be exploring the very peculiar and poorly understood properties of water, and how these properties are key to our world and life upon it. Water is the most common, and most mysterious, substance on Earth. Shaped by deep subtleties of…
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What is Quantum Internet?
The April talk will be given by Daryus Chandra of the University of Southampton who will be talking about his research into quantum computing.
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Where in the world am I: A brief history of the science of knowing where we are and how to get from A to B.
The March talk will be given by Dr Paul Cripps who will be talking about the science behind knowing where we are and how to get places.Â
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Genome in Action: The wonderful world of epigenetics.
The February talk will be given by Prof. Deborah Mackay, who will be talking about her research into epigenetics. All the cells in our bodies contain the same DNA, but they’re all doing different things with that DNA. The epigenetic ability of cells to vary what genes they use is what makes us the amazing,…
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Not so fantastic plastic
The January talk will be given by Prof Andrea Russell, Professor of Physical Electrochemistry at the School of Chemistry, University of Southampton. Prof Russell will be talking about her research into the problems of plastics.
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Sci-Fi influences on Evolutionary Linguistics
The December talk will be given by Dr Hannah Little who will be talking about her research into evolutionary linguistics.
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Simple mathematical questions we don’t know how to answer
The November talk will be given by Prof. Jim Anderson who will be talking about some rather difficult mathematical problems.
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The Future of Television
In this entertaining talk, Dr Nick Lodge will examine the psychology and technology driving today’s TV developments