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Category Archives: Past Events
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Posted in 2013, Monthly Meetings, Past Events
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3rd September 2013 – Tectonic Plates: Their History and Future Plan
Dr Ian Stimpson will lead our discussion on tectonic plates, with some focus on Knutsford.
2nd July 2013 – Fracking
Fracking – the benefits and the risks Professor Peter Styles of Keele University, returns to our SciBar to update us on the facts and the implications of fracking. He is co-author of a government-commissioned report on fracking and will discuss … Continue reading
11th June 2013 – Rocket Event with 1st Toft Brownies
At the request of Clementine Risley (Brownie leader), Roger Gittins (in photo) and I (Dave Thompson) attended a meeting of 1st Toft Brownies and explained how the Brownies could make pop bottle rockets. In the following week the Brownies then made … Continue reading
Posted in 2013, Out and About, Past Events
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4th June 2013 – The Higgs Boson
The Higgs Boson – is it still there and does it matter? Dr Rob Appleby of the University of Manchester returns to our SciBar to update us on the Higgs boson – the facts and the implications. Have we really found … Continue reading
7th May 2013 – Can Animals Think Scientifically?
Dr Bill Sellars will address the question “When you think of the things some animals can do or make, you have to ask if they can think “scientifically” and, if so, what does this mean for humankind?”