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Category Archives: Past Events
1st October 2012 – When Authors and Scientists Collide
Dr Rob Appleby of Manchester University High Energy Physics department, CERN and Daresbury Cockroft Institute will lead our discussion. He is an accelerator physicist working mainly in theoretical accelerator physics and beam dynamics. He is also involved with the Large … Continue reading
Posted in 2012, Monthly Meetings, Past Events
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3rd September 2012 – The Arsonist, the Martian, the Cat and the Coke …. oh, and Dwain
Tony Bristow, AstraZeneca, Macclesfield Have you ever wondered what links Martians to Olympic athletes? Cats to cocaine? Surgery to the Shroud of Turin? Pizza to forensic science? No? Well you will shortly…. In this discussion all will be revealed. We … Continue reading
24th July 2012 – Ecton Hill
Visit to Ecton Hill – Bronze Age Copper Mine On a glorious summer evening in the middle of a very wet summer, Knutsford SciBar visited Ecton Hill copper mine. It was a very interesting evening with some eye opening concepts in … Continue reading
Posted in 2012, Out and About, Past Events
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2nd July 2012 – Why Do We Need To Find That Pesky Higgs Particle?
We are expecting news in early July about the discovery (or NOT) of the Higgs particle. It would seem a good time to look where science is up to prior to the event and thus be prepared to be able … Continue reading
11th June 2012 – The Brain’s Roles in Memory
Dr. Penny Lewis from Manchester NARU (Neuroscience of Aphasia Research Unit) will talk about memory and the brain. What role does sleep play and what does the brain do when it is neither storing nor retrieving memories?
14th May 2012 – Water: Weird or What?
Dr Jichen Li from Manchester will talk to us about the strange properties of one of the most common materials we see around us (particularly in the Manchester area). Liquid water has importance as a solvent, a solute, a reactant … Continue reading