SciSoc Annual Founder's Dinner 2012

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Upcoming talk

This Lent...

Prof Roger Barlow - "Proton Therapy: Particle physics fights cancer"

Prof Steve Furber - "Biologically-Inspired Massively Parallel Computing"

Hiranya Peiris - "Fingerprints of the Early Universe"

Prof Ene Ergma - "Astrophysicist - Speaker of the Parliament"

Prof Philip Maini - "Modelling aspects of tumour growth and progression"

Dr Roi Cohen Kadosh - "The natural and enhanced mathematical brain"

Alex Mesoudi - "Towards a Science of Cultural Evolution"

Prof Sakis Mantalaris - (Title TBA)

The Cambridge University Scientific Society is the largest and most active science society at Cambridge. Founded in 1995, we promote all branches of science in Cambridge, and provide a stimulating social platform for science at our University.

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