Reading Cafe Scientifique – "How to talk to bacteria"
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Basingstoke Science Cafe members are invited to the talks organised by Reading Café Scientifique. These talks are usually given by scientists, followed by questions from the audience in the second half. They are a great opportunity to explore the latest ideas in science and technology, you don't need to be a scientist to enjoy the evening, everyone is welcome to ask a question or make a comment.
This evening's talk is “How to talk to bacteria" delivered by Dr Aidan J. Taylor – School of Biological Sciences, University of Reading.
The Reading Cafe Sci monthly Meetups are held upstairs at Zero Degrees (9 Bridge St, Reading RG1 2LR) from 7pm.:
To let the talk organisers know you will be attending, please book on the Science in Reading Meetup group site.
https://www.meetup.com/science-in-reading/events/307740959
“So please do come along, grab a beer/food at the downstairs bar (the mango beer and wood fired pizza are epic) and enjoy a relaxed evening of talks + networking + beers."
Everyone welcome!
- 7:00pm Arrivals
- 7:30pm Welcome and Introductions
- 7:35pm How to talk to bacteria (Dr Aidan J. Taylor – School of Biological Sciences, University of Reading)
- 8:20pm Comfort Break
- 8:30pm Q&A
- 9:00pm Networking
- 9:30pm End
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How to talk to bacteria (Dr Aidan J. Taylor – School of Biological Sciences, University of Reading)
More info to follow….
Science in Reading look forward to seeing you there!
If you would like to get involved and support your local Science community please get in touch – email: scienceinreading [at] gmail.com or twitter: Science in Reading (@Science_Reading)
Speaking slot availability can be found here.
We usually meet 1st Tuesday of the month. Format is gathering from 7.00pm with talks commencing at 7.30pm. Talks timings are completely flexible but generally 40-60mins + Q&A with a ~20mins break to encourage social networking.
Contact’s: email: scienceinreading [at] gmail.com or twitter: Science in Reading (@Science_Reading)
Reading Cafe Scientifique – "How to talk to bacteria"