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Don't forget tonight's Cafe Scientifique is at a new venue, the Regency Suite above the Shanklin Conservative Club. This month's speaker is Garry Momber, Director of The Hampshire and Wight Trust for Maritime Archaeology.
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Presenting his talk on “Drones and other Unmanned Air Vehicles", Dr Stephen Prior from Engineering and Physical Sciences Faculty at Southampton University comes highly recommended.
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This should be a fascinating talk from Andy Stanford-Clark, so don't forget about it on Monday evening (14th October).
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The opening session of the season sees a members' discussion. The two items up for discussion are Hinkley Point and the theory of human origin. Why not pop along and help make it a stimulating evening.
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Don't forget that tonight sees the return of the Cafe Scientifique series of talks in Shanklin.
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Cafe Scientifique returns with another speaker from Southampton University
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Cafe Scientifique returns next Monday with yet another expert discussing a fascinating subject
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Fracking licences have been granted on the Isle of Wight. 100+ people went to listen to an expert explain what it means. You too can listen to the talk.
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Dr Elizabeth Falk, a senior lecturer in Experimental Particle Physics in the Department of Physics and Astronomy at Sussex University, will be sharing her knowledge in tonight's talk at Cafe Scientifique.
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Find out about sleep at the next Cafe Scientifique talk. How much sleep do we really need? And why do flamingos sleep on one leg? Monday 16th at 7pm, Shanklin.
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Monday's talk sounds like it'll be fascinating. Why not feed your brain with wonderful facts? Make sure you don't forget to go.
