Cheltenham Festival of Science - June 7th 2003
7 June 2003
United Kingdom
Nanotechnology could impact on everything, from food and the environment to cosmetics and medicine, but what is it and how will it change the future? Join Nina Couzin, publisher of Nanotechnology journal, as she talks to leading technology entrepreneur Tim Harper, scientist and government advisor Mark Welland and biophysicist Stephanie Allen.
For tickets please call (+44) 01242 227979 or visit http://www.cheltenhamfestivals.co.uk/frame_festindex.cfm?FEST=SCIENCE,About(opens in new window) the Cheltenham Festival of Science ,After the phenomenal success of the first Festival, this year's programme once again offers an exciting and challenging experience of science. Join us to examine our theme of time and space in all its forms, from exploring the cosmos, to the science of ageing, from looking at our planet's past to its possible future.
The Festival brings you high-profile names and leading scientists including Britain's most recent Nobel Laureate, Paul Nurse, astronomer Martin Rees, and bestselling author and broadcaster Susan Greenfield. We are also pleased to welcome back Simon Singh, the irrepressible Adam Hart-Davis and leading chef Heston Blumenthal.
A hallmark of the Festival is the opportunity to discuss issues that matter. Hot topics for this year include organic food, alternative medicine and the future of the health service. The Festival again offers a packed family programme including, Robot Wars' Noel Sharkey, inventor Trevor Baylis and the science of Harry Potter.
The Discover Zone, our interactive science space which is based in the Town Hall with free entry, also returns, including live Robot Wars, MadLab and a unique trip through time.,
For tickets please call (+44) 01242 227979 or visit http://www.cheltenhamfestivals.co.uk/frame_festindex.cfm?FEST=SCIENCE,About(opens in new window) the Cheltenham Festival of Science ,After the phenomenal success of the first Festival, this year's programme once again offers an exciting and challenging experience of science. Join us to examine our theme of time and space in all its forms, from exploring the cosmos, to the science of ageing, from looking at our planet's past to its possible future.
The Festival brings you high-profile names and leading scientists including Britain's most recent Nobel Laureate, Paul Nurse, astronomer Martin Rees, and bestselling author and broadcaster Susan Greenfield. We are also pleased to welcome back Simon Singh, the irrepressible Adam Hart-Davis and leading chef Heston Blumenthal.
A hallmark of the Festival is the opportunity to discuss issues that matter. Hot topics for this year include organic food, alternative medicine and the future of the health service. The Festival again offers a packed family programme including, Robot Wars' Noel Sharkey, inventor Trevor Baylis and the science of Harry Potter.
The Discover Zone, our interactive science space which is based in the Town Hall with free entry, also returns, including live Robot Wars, MadLab and a unique trip through time.,