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Provisional Programme for 2025

Some talk titles remain to be advised

11 Feb Helen Findlay Senior Scientist Plymouth Marine Laboratory;
Honorary Professor University of Exeter
Our ocean's role in climate and combatting climate change

11 Mar Dr Zhuofan (Fred) Mou Bioinformatician Harries Laboratory University of Exeter
How genes could help improve prostate cancer prognosis

15 April Professor Graeme Ackland Professor of Computer Simulation, School of Physics & Astronomy University of Edinburgh
Metallic Hydrogen

13 May Mr Martin Howard, Northcott Farm, Tamar Valley Food Hubs
Time will tell

10 June Professor Patrick Gill MBE FRS
Senior Fellow,National Physical Laboratory
Atomic Clocks - Light Years Ahead

8 July Local Young Scientists: Presentations of their projects by the Aspire Programme Students, as they compete for the Café Scientifique Prizes

9 Sept Dr Éric Hébrard
Senior Lecturer, University of Exeter
Some like it hot: chemical kinetics of (exo) planetary atmospheres

14 Oct Professor Nils Andersson
Gravity Group & STSG Research Centre, Mathematical Sciences,
University of Southampton
Gravitational-Wave Astronomy: Exploring the dark side of the Universe

11 Nov Professor Andy Bunker University of Oxford

 

Programme 2024


13 Feb Dr Andrew Turner University of Plymouth

"Plastics: problems, challenges, opportunities and oddities"

1 Mar Dr Dave Hughes
"Food, foresight and the future of farming: do we need to revolutionise our food system"

2 April
Professor Graeme Ackland, Professor of Computer Simulation, University of Edinburgh
"Covid: the Science - as seen from the Inside"

14 May Professor Awadhesh Jha, Professor of Genetic Toxicology & Ecotoxicology,
University of Plymouth

"Assessing the environmental impact of tritium, a paradoxicalradionuclide"

11 June Peter Herring BA (Hons) M.Phil, Landscape archeologist and historian
“The development of Bodmin Moor's historic environment”

9 July Local Young Scientists: Presentations of their projects by the Aspire Programme Students, as they compete for the Café Scientifique Prizes

10 Sept Professor Michael Moore Plymouth Marine Laboratory
“Oceans & Human Health: UN World Ocean assessment (WOA II & III)”

8 Oct Professor Johnjoe McFadden University of Surrey
"The Quantum Underpinnings of Life"

12 Nov Dr Anya Burton Musculoskeletal research Unit at the University of Bristol
"Fractures in sub-Saharan Africa: Epidemiology, Economic impact and Ethnography aka Fractures E3 "