Newcastle Cafe
 
 

Launched January 2000

The Newcastle Café Scientifique is hosted by the Policy, Ethics And Life Sciences Research Institute.
 

 

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General Information


 
Where :

Urban Café, Dance City, Temple Street, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 4BR

 
When : Third Monday of the month, 7 - 9 pm  
Entry:

No admission charge, bar, sorry no food.

 
Website: Newcastle café scientifique website  

Contact:
PEALS (Policy, Ethics and Life Sciences Research Institute), Bioscience Centre, Times Square, Newcastle NE1 4EP
T: 0191 241 8614 email:
peals@ncl.ac.uk
 

Previous Events

Design Your Own Cafe

Do you have ideas for future topics for Café Scientifique? Is there a regional speaker from whom you'd particularly like to hear? If you have ideas for a topic, a speaker, or even a location, please get in touch with us via our Freepost address (Café Scientifique, PEALS, Freepost  NAT6133, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 4BR), email peals@ncl.ac.uk or leave a message on 0191 241 8659. We will also be asking for suggestions during cafés.

For more information about Newcastle café scientifique, email peals@ncl.ac.uk, phone 0191 241 8614 or visit our website.

Upcoming Events

Date:

 Monday 15th February 2009

Title:

 From Stem Cells to Sperm Cells

Speaker:

 Karim Nayernia

Description:

Karim Nayernia trained in Germany as a molecular biologist, working on germ cells and cancer cells, moving to Newcastle University in 2006 as Professor of Stem Cell Biology. Karim will talk about how it is possible to use stem cells to create sperm in the laboratory, with the aim of understanding the biology of male infertility


 


 

 

 



 

 

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