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Category Archives: Coming Soon
1st December 2026 – Brain-Machine Interfaces
This talk will be given by Professor Rasmus Petersen, from the Division of Neuroscience, University of Manchester. Brain-machine interfaces (BMIs) are groundbreaking technologies designed to help people who have lost the ability to move or communicate, due, for example, to … Continue reading
3rd November 2026 – Tatton Meres
An internationally important wetland on your doorstep Paul Breslin, Higher Officer – Natural England, will be giving a talk on the Tatton Meres, Knutsford.This is a nationally protected Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) and an internationally important wetland site designated … Continue reading
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Tagged ecology, environment
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6th October 2026 – Batting for Bats
Helen Taylor-Boyd from Keele University is a behavioural and landscape ecologist with a particular focus on the responses of wildlife to anthropogenic impact and developing practical applications in conservation. She has a passion for bats and will explain why they … Continue reading
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Tagged conservation, ecology
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