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Previous events

Date:

Wednesday 11th July

Title:

The Science of the Mind – Clinical Hypnotherapy and Neuro Linguistic Programming

Speaker:

A local GP shares his perspective on the power of Hypnotherapy. Also speaking is a local NLP practitioner.

Date:

Wednesday 8th August

Title:

Satellite stories

Speaker:

Joanna Griffin, Artist in Residence, Spacelab, California. More info on Joanna here and here.

Download a poster for this cafe here (pdf).

Date:

Wednesday 10th October

Title:

A showing of the new SAS film View from the Green Room and a talk on Surfing and Climate Change

Speaker:

Rich Hardy, Surfers Against Sewage

Date:

Wednesday November 14th

Title:

Inner Space Odyssey – How do Artists See the Atom? … a talk illustrated by artists’ impressions of the atom

Download a poster for this cafe here (pdf)

Speaker:

Patrick Butterly, outreach officer for the Institute of Physics

Date:

Wednesday December 12th

Title:

Starry Night - Amateur Astronomy and Amazing Things!

Speaker:

For a very special Christmas Starry Night, The Brannel Astronomy Club (St Austell) are coming to talk to us about Amateur Astronomy and the Amazing Things we can see with a little knowledge, a sharp pair of eyes, a pair of binoculars or a telescope!

If the weather allows, we’ll be taking a guided tour of the night sky So bring a telescope or binoculars and something to keep you warm...!

Date:

Wednesday February 13th 2008

Title:

Marine biotoxins in shellfish

Speaker:

Robert Williams

Bob Williams is a consultant environmental scientist, a research fellow at the Plymouth Marine Science Labs and a visiting scientist at the University of Plymouth.

Marine biotoxins are a natural phenomenon, in which planktonic algae produce biological toxins that can accumulate temporarily within the shellfish that feed on them. The toxins do not harm the algae or the shellfish but can cause three kinds of food poisoning in humans: Paralytic Shellfish Poisoning (potentially fatal), Diarrhoeic Shellfish Poisoning and Amnesiac Shellfish Poisoning.

The occurrence of these plant toxins in our waters and the procedures and regulations which are in place to protect humans in the consumption of live bivalve molluscs will be discussed.

Date:

Wednesday 23rd April

Title:

UNintelligent design: understanding the complexities of life - is there design in living systems?

Speaker:

Sasha Dall

 

 

 

 

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