Results of 2021 CaféSci, Launceston
"Young Scientist of the Year"
Go to our News page
Following the cyber attack on our June meeting, Daniel le Corre who recently
graduated from the University of Kent with first class honours has kindly
agreed to give his talk “Titan & Pluto's Moments in the Sun” again
by Zoom on Tuesday 27 July.
Co-ordinates and password will be sent to you
by email shortly
Programme for 2021
We hope to start live meetings again in September
Note date changes in red below
16 March
Dr Alan Whittle
"Why Are New Life-Saving Drugs So Expensive?"
20 April
Prof David Coley (Bath University)
"Are buildings evil?"
18 May
Prof Gareth Parry (Emeritus Professor of Physics at Imperial College)
"Cornwall's contribution to global communications"
15 June
Daniel le Corre (University of Kent)
"Titan & Pluto's Moments in the Sun"
20 July
Results of our 2021 "Young Scientist f the Year" published on
our News website page and our Facebook page
27 July
Daniel le Corre (University of Kent)
"Titan & Pluto's Moments in the Sun"
14 Sept
Prof Andrew Newby (University of Exeter)
"A knife in the heart and other better ways of avoiding an early
grave"
Monday 18 Oct
Prof Johnjoe McFadden (University of Surrey)
"Quantum Biology"
9 Nov
John Cooper (Head of Education, National Army Museum & National Portrait
Gallery)
"Isambard Kingdon Brunel: I alone am hung in chains"