Centenary Talks - Science for the Public

Centenary Talk

May 10th : 19.30-21.00

Science is supposed to be public knowledge - but how does it get there? Public shows of scientific experiments have captured the imagination of countless generations, whether in the coffee houses of 18th-century London or in the Science Museum’s Launchpad. Join science historian Professor Simon Schaffer as he takes you on a journey through the test tubes, air pumps and big bangs that have changed our views of science and its many public meanings.

Speaker:

Simon Schaffer, Professor of the history and philosophy of science

£7 per person

To book your place, call 0870 870 4771

Doors open 19.00

 

Cost: Adults: £7,

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Monday 10 May 201019:00-21:00IMAX 3D Cinema