Bangor Science Cafe

Quick reminder - Ex Machina film night at Blue Sky Cafe TONIGHT at 7:30.
Entrance will cost £4 (to cover the licensing costs) and soup will be available from 6:30pm for £5.
I can't make it unfortunately, but hope you enjoy.
... Annette
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We've teamed up with Occasional Cinema to bring you Ex Machina on Thursday 8th March 7:30pm in Blue Sky Cafe.
Entrance will cost £4 (to cover the licensing costs) and soup will be available from 6:30pm for £5.
Hope to see you there :)... Annette
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Our next event is TOMORROW (Wednesday 26th April) at 7:30pm in Blue Sky Cafe.
Our speaker is Tom Anderson from the National Oceanography Centre who will present:
"Why we should trust projections of global warming by climate models"
... Hope to see you there!
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Our next event is on Wednesday 26th April at 7:30pm in Blue Sky Cafe.
Our speaker is Tom Anderson from the National Oceanography Centre, Southampton
Title: Why we should trust projections of global warming by climate models
... Just how reliable are projections of global warming during the 21st century, given the complexity of the climate system? Prof. Tom Anderson will show that warming can be separated into two components 1. baseline warming due to the greenhouse effect (attenuation of radiation in the atmosphere by absorption and scattering) 2. extra warming due to climate feedbacks. By understanding uncertainties in the climate system based on this separation, he will then demonstrate that the projections of warming made by the big Earth System Models are fundamentally trustworthy.
Hope to see you there!
http://www.noc.ac.uk/
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Our next event is TOMORROW EVENING (Wed 1st March at 7:30 in Blue Sky cafe). Paul Cross will present: "Investigating bee decline using wing power". Here's a short article to give you a flavour about the topic:
https://theconversation.com/we-want-to-bu ild-tiny-backpacks…

Excellent science cafe talk by Howard Winston dispelling some myths and fielding an interesting debate on issues about energy, the gas and oil industry

Our next event is TONIGHT at 7:30pm at Blue Sky Cafe:
Fracking. A balanced perspective.
Hope to see you there :)

Our next event is just over a week away. Wednesday 1st February at 7:30pm in Blue Sky Cafe.
Our speaker will be Howard Winston, a Directional Drilling Supervisor, who will present 'Fracking. A balanced perspective'.
All welcome, should be a great evening!

Our next event is tonight, 7:30pm in Blue Sky Cafe.
"Lifting The Lid: Ongoing adventures in the world of pseudoscience"
Hope to see you there :)

Our next event is only a few days away (Wednesday 18th January) at 7:30pm in Blue Sky Cafe.
Lifting The Lid: Ongoing adventures in the world of pseudoscience.
Hope to see some of you there!

Here's the poster...

Our next event will be on Wednesday 18th January at 7:30pm in Blue Sky Cafe.
Our speaker is Michael Marshall, Project Director of the Good Thinking Society
Title: Lifting The Lid: Ongoing adventures in the world of pseudoscience
... Michael will show what happens when you begin to crack the surface of the pseudosciences that surround us – revealing the surprising, sometimes-shocking and often-comic adventures that lie beneath.
Hope to see you there!
http://goodthinkingsociety.org/lifting-th e-lid-ongoing-adv…/
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Next event is TOMORROW (Wednesday 26th October) at 7:30pm in Blue Sky Cafe.
Are hospitals safe? How could we make them safer? Lessons from the nuclear industry and aviation.
... Hope to see you there!
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After the summer break, Bangor Science Cafe is back! Our next event will be on Wednesday 26th October at 7:30pm in Blue Sky Cafe.
Our speaker is Dr Chris Subbe, Consultant Physician, School of Medical Sciences, Bangor University.
Title: Are hospitals safe? How could we make them safer?
... Chris will highlight current research into patient safety and reduced cardiac arrests and mortality from severe infection using safety methods from nuclear industry and aviation.
Hope to see you there!
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An event this Thursday in Bangor that may be of interest