Date |
Subject |
Speaker |
| 24/09/2012 |
History of Ordnance Survey |
Geoff May |
| 29/10/2012 |
ENVision - measuring the surface of Venus |
Chris Cochrane |
| 26/11/2012 |
Computer Know How
Please send me your queries so I can prewarn Joe. Ideas HERE |
Joe Henstridge |
| 28/01/2013 |
Salisbury - Its' Early Context |
Alastair Lack |
| 25/02/2013 |
Working with Metal |
Mike Day |
| 25/03/2013 |
Untold Stories of WW2 & LiDAR |
Lawrence Shaw LiDAR Officer of the HLS project |
| 29/04/2013 |
How Satellites Have Changed Our Lives |
Phil Whitemore |
| 20/05/2013 |
I-Pad and how they work |
James Samson |
| 24/06/2013 |
Bore Hill Farm Biodigester, Malaby Biogas Ltd |
Thomas Minter |
| Tuesday 10th September 2013 |
STFC Chilbolton Observatory Tour |
Drove Road
Chilbolton, Stockbridge
Hampshire
SO20 6BJ |
As
with many activities there is a Network that covers Science &
Technology.
This Network has a Newsletter and the most recent
& other older Newsletters are available from the Main U3A
Members Area web site
How
about looking at the following?
|
CAFE SCIENTIFIQUE a
Forum for debating science issues, at SALISBURY RUGBY CLUB, CASTLE ROAD on Tuesdays.
Meetings
are free and open to all. Doors open at 7.00pm when the bar and
Café will be open for light refreshments before the event
which starts at 7.30pm
Or see their web site |
South Downs Planetarium
& Science Centre
There
is a Planetarium in Chichester, West Sussex. It was officially
opened in April in 2005. Tel. 01243-774400 Its website is:- www.southdowns.org.uk/sdpt It has easy wheelchair access to the Star
Theatre. If you are within striking distance it is a great venue for a
trip. Or if you are visiting the area. Would anyone like us to organise
a visit? |
| Click Here to see a fascinating web site
with audio talks on many scientific topics. Super. |
| The Institute of Physics have lectures locally on topics of interest. For the latest click on this link |
 The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) has a series of interesting talks and visits. Click Here
|
Here is a list of lectures that may be of interest to you. Click HERE and have a look. |
| GEMS for Inquiring Minds HERE From Rick Swindell in Australia. |
| Royal Institution has the Ri Channel that has the very best science videos on the web. |
| The Royal Society too has some wonderful video lectures HERE |
The National Physical Laboratory have some excellent videos HERE
One about early computing is fascinating and can be seen HERE |
Contacts:
Peter Read, Janet Pengelly, Aslaug Abbott and John Wheeler.
To see
last years programme click here
|
