Updates
We will use this page to inform you of any breaking news or alterations to the printed programme.
Event Alterations:
7 March
Tickets are still available for ‘Reaching for gold – a walking tour’
22 Feb
Venue change: Please note that ‘The What on Earth Wallbook of Natural History’ will be located at The Pitt Building on Trumpington Street on Saturday 17 and Sunday 18 March, NOT The Arts Schools as advertised in the printed programme.
New Events:
The following events have been added to the Science Festival schedule recently and therefore have not been included in our printed programme:
- Reproduction on film: “Monstrosity”
- Do you want to know more about dementia?
- Playing with the entrails of a fruit fly
- Life and the Earth from a cosmic perspective
- Robin Ince’s Show and Tell
- Cambridge AUV – Autonomous Underwater Vehicles
- The limits of seeing – art, space and perception
Fully Booked Events:
The following events are, unfortunately, fully booked:
- BrightClub – breaking boundaries
- Chemistry Zone: free range chemistry – no added chemicals!
- Conservation & care; behind the scenes at the Fitzwilliam Museum
- Crisp packet fireworks with the Naked Scientists
- Diffusion of the dead
- Discover ‘The Planets’
- Freaky science: the wacky world of lasers
- Gastronaut Live – the wildest food show in the world
- Heroes and villains of the high seas
- In conversation with Alan Moore
- Leonardo da Vinci: the case for lifelong self-education
- Murderous Maths with Kjartan Poskitt
- Open your mind with the Naked Scientists
- Robin Ince’s bad science book club
- Schrödinger’s cat repackaged
- STEM Team East present spinning makes the world go round!
- Ten things you didn’t know about ice cream
- The hitchhikers’ guide to the last 3.5 billion years
- Understanding excess