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'Dementia and an ageing society'

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If you have a question about this talk, please contact Dr Dervila Glynn.

Please note a change in day and venue.

Café Scientifique will be relaunching on TUESDAY October 19th at 7.30pm upstairs in the Bar Area of the Arts Picturehouse on St Andrew’s Street. We hope this venue will provide a more relaxed and informal setting, accommodating more people without losing the intimate Café feel. Furthermore, we can avoid having to turn people away on busy nights.

Cambridge Cafe Scientifique events aim to provide a relaxed opportunity to discuss the science that is changing our lives, with the scientists themselves. The events are FREE and a complimentary drink is provided. A short informal talk is given by a scientist who is an expert on the topic to give background and to set the scene, and this is followed by questions and discussion.

Cambridge Cafe Scientifique is organised by Cambridge Triple Helix and sponsored by the Medical Research Council and the Arts Picturhouse.

This talk is part of the Cambridge Café Scientifique series.

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