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Category Archives: Past Events
10th August 2009 – A Bacterial Conundrum
A Bacterial Conundrum: where to go and how to get there? Professor Judith Armitage of Oxford University took us into the land of the bacterium. These little creatures are less than a thousandth of a millimetre in size – so … Continue reading
7th July 2009 – Book Launch
Professor Brian Cox and Professor Jeff Forshaw (both of whom have led a SciBar meeting in Knutsford) have just launched a book written by the two of them – called “Why Does E=mc²?”. The book was launched at The Manchester … Continue reading
6th July 2009 – From a Single Cell to a Complete Animal
Dr David Tannahill of Cranfield University will talk to us about how genes work in the development of an embryo. How they get switched on and off in different ways in different cells. Each cell contains all of the information … Continue reading
1st June 2009 – Dinosaur Locomotion
Dinosaur Locomotion and Primate Evolutionary Divergence Dr Bill Sellers of Manchester University will introduce us to his research on dinosaurs and how they moved. Could a T-Rex catch a triceratops that was running to escape? Could it catch a man … Continue reading
11th May 2009 – Dark Matter
Dark Matter – will someone please switch on the light? Dr Ed Daw of Sheffield University will take us into the realm of Dark Matter. What is it? Where can we find it? If it is all around us, why … Continue reading
6th April 2009 – Digging up Planets
Digging up planets – the geology of the solar system Professor Chris Ballentine of Manchester University looked at the geology of the solar system. How do the planets differ in their geology? Why are they all so different? What is … Continue reading