The first Café Scientifique of the academic year was held on Wednesday 17th November in Cafe Piazza, ground floor Charles Wilson Building.  The evening featured four research talks in the format of "five slides, ten minutes". 

Speakers and topics:

Tom Hulme, Centre for Urban History:

'A Tale of Two Interwar Cities: Creating Citizens in Manchester and Chicago'

João Loures Salinet Júnior, Department of Engineering:

'Where Engineering meets Medicine: New treatment hope for the most common cardiac arrhythmia'

Johan Rewilak, Department of Economics:

'Finance is Good for the Poor but it Depends Where You Live!'

Amy Burrell, School of Psychology:

'The role of opportunity in serial murder'

If you are interested in speaking at future Café Scientifique events, please complete an expression of interest form.