
Whilst I didn’t get to see much else of this year’s Festival of Nature, we had a great time in the Green Forum with nearly 300 visitors over the Sat and Sun! The theme was biodiversity with folks painting in…

Whilst I didn’t get to see much else of this year’s Festival of Nature, we had a great time in the Green Forum with nearly 300 visitors over the Sat and Sun! The theme was biodiversity with folks painting in…

It is with great pleasure that we add to the congratulations for Dr Eric Albone who has been made an MBE (Member of the Order of the British Empire) in recognition of his Services to Education in the Queen’s Birthday Honours List. Eric is…
June’s cafe is brought to us by Dr Myra Conway from the University of the West of England, Associate Professor in Neurobiochemistry and Dementia. Dr Conway has an interest in disease mechanisms and markers of pathology, particularly with respect to…

The UK’s leading nature festival returns to Bristol this month with a host of new exhibitors and activities to entertain the whole family. Come and visit the Bristol and Bath Branch of the British Science Association in the Green Forum.…
On the first of March 1943, Max Newman of Bletchley Park described in a Minute to his Director a device which could be built to attack the German Lorenz cipher. It would require hundreds of valves, rather than being mechanical like the Bombe…
This month’s cafe is brought to us by Dr Blay Whitby from the University of Sussex, philosopher and ethicist concerned with the social impact of new and emerging technologies. There’s a school of thought which insists that while we humans have…