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Count on us to make maths fun at February's Lates |
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Wednesday 22 February, 18.45 - 22.00 |
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Leave the days of stuffy maths lessons and clunky textbooks behind and discover how mathematics is hiding in plain sight at this month's Science Museum Lates.
From music to nature, and gaming to art, explore how maths permeates everything we do with the help of a variety of talks, things to make and create, and a brand new virtual reality experience.
Watch next generation of Brian Coxes and Alice Robertses go head to head to engage and entertain at the final of the FameLab London, and join Pint of Science as they explain how data is used to study the movement of animals and insects to inspire robotics. |
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Punk Science |
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Comedy Club |
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Added to this month's line-up we have Sophie Hagen, winner of the Edinburgh Comedy Award for best newcomer in 2015 and the Chortle Best Newcomer Award in 2014, plus more great acts.
Analysing data found that Science Museum Comedy Club attendees laughed more than nonattendees, so join us on Wednesday and multiply maths with mirth. |
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Robots |
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Friday late openings |
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"This robot show pushes all the right buttons" - The Times
Our latest blockbuster exhibition is open until 22.00 every Friday, and students get 50% off the regular ticket price.
From the dawn of mechanised human forms to cutting-edge technology fresh from the lab, Robots reveals the astonishing 500-year quest to make machines human. |
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