National Science and Engineering Week 7th to 16th March 2008

NATIONAL SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING WEEK 2008


SOUTH HAMPSTEAD HIGH SCHOOL
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE SCHOOL
THE HAMPSTEAD SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY

Last Year's Programme

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Monday 10th March

Assembly at SHHS
NOT OPEN TO THE PUBLIC

CREST AWARD GIRLS

and Dr Walgate, SHHS
11:15am at UCS

LIFE IN THE UNIVERSE

by Jerry Stone, Spaceflight UK
AND
1:30pm at SHHS
University College School o -------------------------------------------------

Tuesday 11th March

11:15am at UCS

CULINARY CHEMISTRY - The Science of Cooking

by Richard Tear and Edd Roberts, UCS
1:30pm at SHHS

WHY MEDICINE MATTERS

by Dr Richard Horton, Editor of The Lancet
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Wednesday 12th March

11:30am at UCS Junior Branch Only
NOT OPEN TO THE PUBLIC

CULINARY CHEMISTRY - The Science of Cooking

by Edd Roberts and Richard Tear, UCS
1:30pm at SHHS

FIRE FORENSICS

by Jo Morrisey, Forensic Science Service and colleague from the London Fire Service

2:30pm at UCS

POLICE FORENSICS

by the Forensic Science Service

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Thursday 13th March

11:15am at UCS

PRETTY, PRETTY, BANG, BANG

by Prof. Jackie Akhavan, Cranfield University
AND
With thanks to the following for their support:

PAPER ART

WAITROSE

 1:30pm at SHHS
1:30pm at SHHS

THE CHANGING BRAIN IN HEALTH AND DISEASE

by Prof. Sue Iverson, Oxford University
The Hampstead and Highgate Express 2:00pm at UCS

RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN NUCLEAR PROLIFERATION

by Dr David Wolfe, SHHS and Prof Emeritus University of Albuquerque
8:15pm at HSS

COLONIES IN SPACE

by Jerry Stone, Spaceflight UK
National Science and Engineering Week 9th to 18th March 2007 o -------------------------------------------------

Friday14th March

11:45am at UCS

AS IF BY MAGIC

by Dr Andrew Szydlo, Highgate School
2:10pm at SHHS

PERCEPTIONS AND VISUAL ILLUSIONS

by Prof. Peter McOwan, Queen Mary, University of London

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Friday evening 7th and 14th March
Saturday evening 8th and 15th March
Sunday mornings 9th and 16th March

Clear Evenings:
8pm to 10pm
Clear Mornings:
11am to 1pm

HAMPSTEAD OBSERVATORY

Lower Terrace, near Whitestone Pond

Will Be Open as above as long as the skies are Clear
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All Events except where stated Open to the Public
Free of Charge


For events at South Hampstead School, please go to Reception where you will be escorted to the venue

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