As we’ve all had plenty of time to read over the past year or so, we thought it would be interesting to give a monthly book recommendation. The books could be on any scientific topic, but will be accessible to… Continue Reading →
Cafe Scientifique is a place where, for the price of a cup of coffee or a glass of wine, anyone can come to explore the latest ideas in science and technology. Meetings take place in cafes, bars, restaurants and even theatres, but always… Continue Reading →
Our July meeting will be on the 21st at 7:30 at the (air conditioned) St Patrick’s Irish Club and will be presented by Octavia Brayley of the School of Biosciences, University of Birmingham. Imagine a tiny insect tough enough to… Continue Reading →
With apologies for the short notice, there are two events being held at the University of Warwick this week which may be of interest. The latest Science of the Hill event is tomorrow at the Biomedical Research Building, details are… Continue Reading →
May’s talk will take place next Monday, 7:30 at St Patrick’s Irish Club. Dhara Patel of the National Space Centre will discuss findings of the James Webb Space Telescope. Using the largest telescope launched into space, we’ve been surprised at… Continue Reading →
April’s talk will be presented by Café Sci coordinator John Holroyde on the subject of Madagascar. Madagascar appears on the map as an island close to the coast of Africa. However, its Flora and Fauna are unique, and very different… Continue Reading →
Our March talk will be presented by former Café Sci organiser Jan Gillet at St Patrick’s Irish club at 7:30. Please note that, due to St Patrick’s Day, it will be on Tuesday rather than Monday. In 1825 a famous… Continue Reading →
February’s talk will be given by Emeritus Prof Kevin Moffat of the School of Life Sciences at the University of Warwick at St Patrick’s Irish Club at 7:30. Kevin will be discussing Alzheimer’s Disease, and all money collected on the… Continue Reading →
Our November meeting will be a return visit for Dr Cornelia Juengst, who some of you may remember from a talk she gave in 2022. It’ll take place at St Patrick’s Irish Club at 7:30. How many bones are in… Continue Reading →
Our July talk will be presented by Dr Stephen Burnley, formerly of the School of Engineering and Innovation at the Open University, at St Patrick’s Irish Club at 7:30. All life is a battle to keep living organisms and, in… Continue Reading →
Our March talk will be presented by Professor Robin Allaby of the University of Warwick. Robin previously gave a (virtual) talk to us in 2020, this presentation will provide an update on his research. Prior to the formation of the… Continue Reading →
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