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Mr Michael Cooper (University of Bristol, UK).
Friday 20 October 2017, 16:30-18:00
British Antarctic Survey Happy Hour Seminar Series
You are warmly invited to join us for our entertaining, broad-interest, Friday seminar followed by happy hour at BAS .
Everybody is welcome!
If you are external to BAS please email the organiser of the happy hour to gain access to the building.
Contact: Victoria Sleight ; Dr Alexander Brearley ; Ryan Scott
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Food production and dietary ethics: the perspectives of an amateur charcutier.
β οΈ Michael is here to talk about his journey into charcuterie, and has asked me to stress this is a talk of personal perspective β he is not here to lecture/inform around dietary ethics.
A philosophy on mathematics and modelling: what can computational models do?
β οΈ If you are external to BAS please contact the organiser of the talk to arrange access to the building, you will need to be signed in on arrival ο
Crisis snapshots: how maps can help in humanitarian disasters
β οΈ Welcome to all who are interested, please contact the organiser (Vicky via viceig15@bas.ac.uk) if you are external to the British Antarctic Survey. Hamishβs seminar will be followed by a happy hour where alcohol and mince pies will be available, you are
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