Event Info
Cafe Scientifique - with Dr. Tobias Junginger: How particle accelerators transformed our world and our understanding of it:
Reservations open on Monday, 14 October.
Join us to hear Dr. Tobias Junginger, ...
6:00pm - 7:00pm Doors at: 5:00pm
Event Description
Reservations open on Monday, 14 October.
Join us to hear Dr. Tobias Junginger, from the department of Physics and Astronomy, discuss: From cathode ray tube television sets to the discovery of the Higgs particle - How particle accelerators transformed our world and our understanding of it.
Doors open at 5:00pm and the talk will start at 6:00 pm. Menu items available for purchase. Parking is free after 5pm in the parkade beside Hermann's. Seating is limited so please try to arrive prior to 6pm to get a good seat.
What is a Café Scientifique?
University research has a funny habit of being hard to reach if you don't work at a university, yet research itself in all of its many forms is one of those great universal passions that appeals to and connects us all.
UVic's Café Scientifique/Historique programs bridge the research-to-public gap. Hosted by a number of units across campus, these evening cafés provide insight into topics of popular interest that appeal to the lover of knowledge in all of us. They are also a fantastic opportunity to meet local researchers and discuss some of the most interesting and sometimes contentious research underway in Canada.
Venue
753 View Street
Restaurant / Cafe / Pub
Capacity150
Open / Operational
In-Person Event
Tue. January 14th 2020 + Add to Calendar
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