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“Using new technology to shine light on the lives of the first mammals”, Dr Gill will be talking about the technology that has transformed the study of palaeontology.
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Cafe Scientifique returns to Shanklin tonight (Monday) with Dr Frank Ratcliff and Dr. Catherine Mercer of Genomics England, who will be talking about the 100,000 Genome Project.
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At Monday's Cafe Scientifique, Professor Mary Edwards will draw upon examples from Alaska and Siberia to illustrate arctic warming and its consequences. Talk and then Q&A with interval.
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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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Come along and find out more about how robotics research has significantly changed in the last ten years. You'll be able to see the hardware in person.
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This very entertaining, but informative Cafe Scientifique talk on a subject most people don’t know anything about takes place on Monday night from 7pm. You'll never look at Dinosaurs the same way again, especially ducks!
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Bring your fossil finds along and hear from the experts. All are welcome to stay for dinner, just make sure you book in advance.
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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.
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Find out more about Omega 3 from Professor of Nutritional Immunology, Philip Calder. His talk starts at 7pm tonight and entry is just £3.
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The autumn season of Cafe Scientifique talks on the Isle of Wight offers a great range of experts talking on a variety of subjects.
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This subject should be of interest to many. Dr Clark is said to be a great speaker.
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If you love quizzes, this should be an enjoyable night for you. Book now to avoid disappointment.
