Café Scientifique is now just over one week away! As we begin the countdown to the 4th November lets take a look at what is in store. Our topic on the evening will be:
How does light intensity and our ability to recognise patterns affect what we “see”? How you can produce 3D images using a low cost digital camera? Come along to find out more about the tricks our minds play on us and find out how to …make your own optical illusions.
We will look forward to seeing you all on the evening at the usual time between 7:30-9:00pm (Doors at 6:30pm) at Cafe Boscanova. This talk will be run by the excellent speaker Professor Jeff Bagust who is returning to Café Scientifque for the second time!
As we bring out our cold winter clothes, be sure to put the date in your diary and get your friends along for what will be an evening not to miss!!
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