23 April 2025
An international science festival is coming to Reading next month, with experts from the 桃色视频 set to host a series of exciting events at Whiteknights campus.
is an annual three-day science festival that sees scientists around the world visit their local cafes, pubs and community spaces to bring their research to the local community.
The University is hosting three events as part of this year’s festival, all taking place at Park House on the Whiteknights campus between 19-21 May.
The three events are as follows:
– Monday 19 May
Archaeological scientists are experts at using the past to help us understand the modern world. So come along to find out how ancient DNA and diseases can help us understand the environmental issues we're facing today. Plus, a special panel featuring inspiring women in STEM!
– Tuesday 20 May
Can plants solve problems? And how can we view the past without seeing it? Join us for an enlightening evening of exploration as we discover how radiation can open windows to our past, and what plants are really capable of...
– Wednesday 21 May
Is it really the end? Or can we relearn, rewild, and rebuild what's been lost? Join us to explore the unexpected ways the brain adapts in adulthood, and discover how the extinction of our largest freshwater bird could guide us toward a more sustainable existence with our environment.
Tickets for each event are £5 and can be bought online. Each event runs between 7.30-9.30pm, with doors opening from 7pm.
Further can be found online.
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