Welcome to the Bollington SciBar!
Do you want to find out more about the research that is taking place within your local university or industry and get the opportunity to chat to specialists about their work?
Then Bollington SciBar is for you!
Recent News 11/12/2009 Bollington SciBar in the New Year!
The next three Bollington SciBar meetings will be: Monday 11th January
Our guest speaker will be Paul O’Brien, Professor of Inorganic Materials at Manchester University . Paul, who was unable to join us in November, will tell us something about new and emerging solar technologies. Monday 8th February
This month's guest speaker will be Professor Ian Morison from Jodrell Bank. Ian will lead us through a discussion related to the search for exraterrestrial life. Monday 8th March
Professor Philippa Browning of Manchester University will ask us the question "Nuclear fusion - power for the future?" This gives us the chance to find out the basic principles behind fusion and progress so far towards a workable fusion reactor As always, SciBar is FREE. Anyone from Junior School age to pensioner age will be very welcome to come along and join in the discussions.
18/11/2009 Now that Bollington SciBar has completed its first autumn, we will be taking a break in December. Our first three meetings of 2010 will be on:
Monday 11th January
Monday 8th February
Monday 8th March
Speakers and topics will be announced shortly. A Happy Christmas and a Happy New Year
Recent News 11/12/2009 Bollington SciBar in the New Year!
The next three Bollington SciBar meetings will be: Monday 11th January
Our guest speaker will be Paul O’Brien, Professor of Inorganic Materials at Manchester University . Paul, who was unable to join us in November, will tell us something about new and emerging solar technologies. Monday 8th February
This month's guest speaker will be Professor Ian Morison from Jodrell Bank. Ian will lead us through a discussion related to the search for exraterrestrial life. Monday 8th March
Professor Philippa Browning of Manchester University will ask us the question "Nuclear fusion - power for the future?" This gives us the chance to find out the basic principles behind fusion and progress so far towards a workable fusion reactor As always, SciBar is FREE. Anyone from Junior School age to pensioner age will be very welcome to come along and join in the discussions.
18/11/2009 Now that Bollington SciBar has completed its first autumn, we will be taking a break in December. Our first three meetings of 2010 will be on:
Monday 11th January
Monday 8th February
Monday 8th March
Speakers and topics will be announced shortly. A Happy Christmas and a Happy New Year