Dorchester Cafe Sci
 
 

 Launch November 2007

 

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General Information


 
Where :

Dorchester Arts Centre / Thomas Hardye School 6th Form Centre - check below.

Contact: Judith Wardlaw

(Previous events)

Upcoming Events

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Previous Events

Date:

Wednesday 22nd October 4 - 5:30pm

Title:

Nanotechnology - what's it all about?

Speaker:

Steve Feist, Cefas

Date:

Wednesday 23rd April 3:45 - 5pm

Title:

Power for the future: putting nuclear in its place

Speaker:

Kevin McIntyre (UKAEA Winfrith)

Rod Axell (Infinergy Wind Farms)

Ian Harris (Thomas Hardye School)

Date:

Wednesday 12th March 4 - 5:30pm

Title:

Does science make for a better world?

Speaker:

Allan Reese, Centre for fish and aquaculture science

Date:

Wednesday 14th November 4 - 5:30pm

Title:

Biofuels - are they good news for the environment?

Speaker:

George Hosford, farmer; Richard Belding, Natural England; John Waltham, Green Spirit Fuels Ltd

Date:

Wednesday 24th September 4 - 5:30pm

Title:

Immune system: friend or foe?

Speaker:

Catherine Whitlock, Birkbeck College

Date:

Friday 14th November 7:30pm

Dorchester Arts Centre

Title:

Science myths and the media

Speaker:

Jim Smith, Portsmouth University

Download a poster for this cafe here (jpg)

Date:

Wednesday 11th February 4 - 5:30pm

in the 6th form Centre

Title:

Darwin, religion and reason

Speaker:

Robert Stovold

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Date:

Friday March 6th 7:30 - 10pm

Dorchester Arts Centre

Title:

A sea-change: has science failed to save our oceans? Followed by a quiz challenge.

Speaker:

Simon Cripps, Dorset Wildlife Trust

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Date:

Wednesday 22nd April 4 - 5:30pm

in the 6th form Centre

Title:

Cigarettes and alcohol: addictive behaviours?

Speaker:

Marcus Munafo, University of Bristol

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Date:

Thursday 17th September 2009 4 - 5:30pm

Thomas Hardye School 6th Form Centre

Title:

Embryology and the law

Speaker:

Nicola Monks

Date:

Thursday 6th October 2009 4 - 5:30pm

Thomas Hardye School 6th Form Centre

Title:

HOW DID GALILEO CHANGE THE DEVELOPMENT OF ASTRONOMY?

Speaker:

Percy Seymour and Arthur Davis

Date:

Friday 6th November 2009 7:30pm

Dorchester Arts Centre

Title:

Music, Art & the Brain' by Prof Keith Kendrick

Speaker:

Keith Kendrick

  • What are the adaptive advantages of having musical and artistic skills?

  • What makes the brain responsive to music and art?

  • Are listening to music or learning how to play an instrument or sing, beneficial to mental functioning?

  • This lecture will address these general questions.

Poster

Date:

Thursday 28th January 2010 4 - 5:30pm

Thomas Hardye School Drama Studio

Title:

Should extinct species be reintroduced? - Butterflies, bumblebees and biodiversity

Speaker:

Bill Jordan and Zoe Randle

To celebrate the International Year of Biodiversity, Bill Jordan and Zoe Randle will talk about species - respectively the Great Bustard and Large Blue butterfly - which have been reintroduced to the UK following extinction. We hope the discussion will free-range beyond these to a wider discussion about biodiversity.

Download a poster for this event here (PDF)

Date:

Friday 12th March 2010 7:30pm

Dorchester Arts Centre

Title:

Land speed records - inspiring a new generation of engineers with the Bloodhound project

Speaker:

Ian Galloway, Education Director, Bloodhound SSC

  • How can we confront and overcome the impossible using science, technology, engineering and mathematics?

  • How can we push the limits and inspire young engineers and scientists with an incredible car capable of 1,000mph?

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Date:

Thursday 22th April 2010 4 - 5:30pm

Thomas Hardye School 6th Form Centre

Title:

A journey through the South West’s sustainable energy needs and how the Environment Agency is facing up to them

Speaker:

Nick Lyness

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