What can Science offer the Arts: Tue, 30 Nov 2021 17:00 – 18:00

Panel discussion on what Science can offer the Arts hosted by the MediCulture Festival and Team London Bridge. Tickets can be reserved here. Chair Richard Wingate with Charlie Murphy (artist), Dr Leigh Wilson (public engagement expert), Dr Ali Hossaini (philospher and visiting fellow at King's College London) and Yinka Danmole (artist).

Watch a video on Sunnydown Synaptic and panel discussion here

Sunnydown Synaptic at the Old Operating Theatre

 

Sunnydown Synaptic is an innovative outreach project & exhibition bringing together neuroscience, electronic engineering and visual arts for a dynamic series of workshops with students from Sunnydown School in Surrey.

Synaptic collaboration between artist Charlie Murphy, engineer Robin Bussell, scientists Dr Leigh Wilson, Professor Richard Wingate, PhD students Sally Horton and Sara Ratti of the MRC Centre for Neurodevelopmental Disorders at King’s College London, and language and learning specialist, Jo Wood of Sunnydown School

12th November 2021- 29th January 2022

The Old Operating Theatre, 9a St Thomas Street, London, SE1 9RY

The Art of Neurobiology

 

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"Join Dr. Sweta Chakraborty and Dr. Taylor Wallace for happy hour as they explore controversial issues and address your health and wellness concerns, ranging from nutrition and climate change, to sex and prescription drugs. Together this dynamic duo will loosen lips and spill tea from the heart of Washington, D.C., with special expert guests you won't want to miss!"

Medical Culture Festival: The Drunken Botanist

 

Host for a discussion of "the Drunken Botanist" with author, Amy Stewart as part of the Medical Culture Festival -a collaboration between the Old Operating Theatre Museum, Florence nightingale museum, Southwark council, Guys and St Thomas hospital, Kings College and Team London Bridge. 

February 17th 2021