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Daily Archives: May 3, 2017
18th May 2017. Creative Reactions Sci-Art Exhibition with an evening of music, dance theatre, beer and plenty of surprises. Annual Pint of Science Event. St. Pauls Church, Cambridge. 6-10pm.
Including a SPECIAL performance by THE CAPTURED THOUGHT For more information follow the link pintofscience.co.uk
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The Royal Society Interface Focus~ June 2017~ A theme issue on convergent minds: the evolution of cognitive complexity in nature. 11 invited articles including The Captured Thought
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The BBC Tomorrow’s World New Science Initiative goes live at The Science Museum launch
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