Liverpool SciBar presents "How to make atoms dance – Tips and tricks from surface scientists" on 4th October 2011
At the next edition of SciBar in Liverpool, Professor Werner Hofer of the University of Liverpool, will give a talk on "How to make atoms dance – Tips and tricks from surface scientists".
Come along to SciBar at the Ship and Mitre on Tuesday 4th October and find out more. As always the audience will be welcome to give their own opinions and ask questions.
Remember there's no such thing as a silly question at SciBar!
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Mersey SciBar is back after a summer break with a fantastic looking line up. If you have never been before, SciBar is a great event for people interested in Science and discussing it in a public environment, namely a fantastic pub with a great range of beers on tap - the Ship and Mitre on Dale Street.
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The next Liverpol SciBar is entitled Prehistoric Autopsy so head along but make sure you have eaten first.
Following the BBC Two series Prehistoric Autopsy, Dr Isabelle De Groote, gives an insight into three of the most iconic members of our prehistoric family: A Neanderthal, a Homo erectus and an Australopithecus afarensis. The talk will explore what they looked like, how they lived, how they compare with us today and how we ended up being the only human species left.
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