In this Royal Society event, Cabot Institute member and Royal Society research fellow Patricia Sanchez-Baracaldo will be delving into a world of extremes.

From volcanic eruptions and deep oceans to polar ice caps and the atmospheres of alien planets, the applications of science are allowing us to push the boundaries of what we know and bring the extreme into the everyday.

Find out how the pursuit of knowledge leads to bizarre and unknown places, as four Royal Society research fellows discuss what extreme means to them and what that means for science.

Speakers

Dr Hugh Tuffen
Dr Judith Hillier
Dr Leigh Fletcher
Dr Patricia Sanchez-Baracaldo
Chaired by Lewis Dartnell.

Attending this event

Free to attend
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Doors open at 5.45pm
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Live subtitles provided
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