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Pint of Science Victoria

When:
May 16, 2018 @ 7:00 pm – 10:00 pm
2018-05-16T19:00:00-07:00
2018-05-16T22:00:00-07:00
Where:
Victoria
British Columbia
Contact:

Science talks in your local pub !

This year Victoria will host its first ever Pint of Science Festival! It will happen simultaneously in three venues. Come learn about the Big Bang, atoms, planets and black holes at the The Moon Under Water Brewery, Pub, Distillery & Tasting Room, about autism, human potential, and healthy aging at the Gorge Pointe Pub, and about BC’s whales, bees and seismic hazards at the Six Mile Pub.

Thanks to our generous local sponsors JASCO Applied Sciences Ltd. and Ocean Networks Canada, our science festival is FREE, and there will be prizes to win every night!

You don’t need any prior knowledge, and this is your chance to meet the people responsible for the future of science (and have a pint with them).

Reserve your seat and get more details at http://pintofscience.ca/

Good beer, entertainment and lively science discussions guaranteed!
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Agenda:

—- Moon Under Water Brewpub – Atoms and Galaxies —-

May 14:
– What Do Subatomic Particles Look Like? (Savino Longo)
– The Black Hole Zoo (Kate Taylor)
– Planet 9 or Planet Nein? (Dr Samantha Lawler)

May 15:
– Planets Under Construction: How to Study a Million-Year Process (Dr Nienke van der Marel)
– Everything You Wanted to Know About the Big Bang but Were Afraid to Ask (Professor Jon Willis)

—- Gorge Pointe Pub – Beautiful Mind —-

May 14:
– The Many Faces of Autism (Dr Jim Tanaka)

May 15:
– The Superhuman in you (Dr Paul Zehr)

May 16:
– Healthy Aging and Alzheimer’s Disease (Dr Jodie Gawryluk)

—- 6 Mile Pub – Planet Earth —-

May 14:
– Big Gulp – the Humpbacks off BC’s coast (Jackie Hildering)
– Know your Faults – Sources of seismic hazard in and around Victoria and Vancouver Island (Professor Edwin Nissen)

May 15:
– The Buzz on Bees (Dr Lora Morandin)
– The Ecology of Canada’s Glass Sponge Reefs (Dr Stephanie Archer)

May 16:
– Rescuing BC’s gentle giants: untangling whales and other efforts (Dr Paul Cottrell)
– Tracking Birds – Now and Then: What Have We Learned and Why is it Important ? (Daniel Donnecke)

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