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SUMMARY:Pint of Science
DESCRIPTION:Abstract\n\nMatters of the Mind – What impact are modern tech
 nologies having on our brain? Can we use psychedelic drugs to treat psychi
 atric disorders?\nOur Body – Should we be able to design our babies? Wha
 t has the most influence in modifying our body: attitude or diet?\nChemist
 ry & Physics – What is so important about the water on Mars? How is nano
 technology influencing our lives?\nPlanet Earth – How do you survive\, a
 nd do research\, in the Antarctic? Can massive earthquakes occur without u
 s knowing?\n\nThe festival will take place in 16 different venues across L
 ondon\, hosting talks from over 30 speakers every evening for the three ni
 ghts. In total we intend to have 300 talks across the festival and expect 
 to host about 10\,000 attendees.\nKey speakers this year include Professor
  Lord Robert Winston\, Professor Molly Stevens\, Baroness Susan Greenfield
 \, Dr Lucie Green\, Guardian correspondents Suzi Gage and Alok Jha\, Profe
 ssor Sir Simon Wessely\, and Professor Stuart Allan with many more to be c
 onfirmed. There will also be some light relief on hand from acclaimed Belg
 ian comedian Lieven Scheire and mathematician-cum-comedian Matt Parker.\nT
 ickets are £2\, on sale now at www.pintofscience.com\nPint of Science is 
 a non-profit organisation – all ticket sales go towards future events\nM
 atters of the mind\nThe Atlas 16 Seagrave Road\, Fulham\, London SW6 1RX\n
 19 May – Dr Robin Carhart-Harris (Medicine) – Psychological effects of
  LSD\n20 May –  Professor Anne Lingford-Hughes (Medicine) – Exploring
  addiction\n21 May –  Professor Steve Gentlemen (Medicine) – Beating 
 broken brains\nOur body\nImperial College Union Bar\, Beit Quadrangle\, P
 rince Consort Road\, London SW7 2BB\n19 May – Professor Lord Winston (Me
 dicine) – Creating life – test tubes and ethics\n20 May – Professor 
 Molly Stevens (Materials) – Designing materials to heal the body\n21 May
  – Dr Emily Mayhew & others (Centre for Co-Curricular Studies) – Blast
  Injuries: saving life and limb\nChemistry and physics\nYe Olde Cock Taver
 n\, 22 Fleet Street\, Holborn\, London\, EC4Y 1AA\n 19 May – Dr Shelly 
 Moram & Dr Robert Horton (Materials) – Exploring & creating our technolo
 gical future\n20 May – Professor Jo Haigh & Dr Will Ball (Physics) – T
 he sun and the climate\n21 May – Dr Julian Jones (Materials) – High te
 ch glass: from smart phones to clever bones\nPlanet Earth\nHoop and Toy\, 
 34 Thurloe Place\, Kensington\, London\, SW7 2HQ \n 19 May – Dr Tina v
 an de Flierdt & others (Earth Science and Engineering) – Silent earthqua
 kes & a ticket to the end of the world\n20 May – Dr Ian Bastow & Dr Adam
  Booth (Earth Science and Engineering) – 6 feet under\n21 May – Profes
 sors Peter Allison & Sanjeev Gupta (Earth Science and Engineering) – Ear
 th and Mars
URL:https://www.imperial.ac.uk/events/106229/pint-of-science/
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