Category: Science and technology

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• Type of event: online
• Date: 22 March
• Time: 7 pm – 8 pm
• Location: online
• Meeting point: link provided on registration
• Cost: free
• Booking instructions: book online

‘Our most powerful telescopes reveal a universe filled with galaxies that come in a dizzying range of shapes, sizes, colours, and environments. How this diverse  population arose over 14 billion years from the primordial Universe is a fascinating and complex story that astronomers are only now beginning to piece together. (more…)

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• Type of event: online
• Date: on demand
• Time: on demand
• Location: Science Museum website
• Meeting point: n/a
• Cost: free
• Booking instructions: no booking required

‘As the world’s leading group of science museums, the Science Museum Group share an unparalleled collection spanning science, technology, engineering, mathematics, and medicine with over five million visitors each year.’ (more…)

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• Type of event: online
• Date: on demand
• Time: on demand
• Location: Scientific American website
• Meeting point: n/a
• Cost: free
• Booking instructions: no booking required

‘A special collection of articles, interactive features, and curiosities from the archives to celebrate Scientific American’s demisemiseptcentennial.’ Intrigued? Why not follow the link and find out more…’

 

 

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• Type of event: online
• Date: on demand
• Time: on demand
• Location: Scientific American website
• Meeting point: n/a
• Cost: free
• Booking instructions: no booking required

‘Scientific American offer you two great opportunities to stay informed and learn more about the world around you. (more…)

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• Type of event: online
• Date: on demand
• Time: on demand
• Location: New Scientist website
• Meeting point: n/a
• Cost: free
• Booking instructions: no booking required

‘Discover weekly scientific news podcasts on the New Scientist and keep up to date on the latest scientific discoveries and research! Topics include the issue of gaslighting explaining how it’s possible for people to manipulate and exploit our perception of reality, how AI can figure out what song you are listening to by studying your brainwaves, sun-harnessing structures known as Dyson spheres, and much, much more!