Plenary
Monday 3rd October 2016 (evening)
St Edmund's Hall, Malvern College, WR14 3DF
An evening with Marcus du Sautoy on What We Cannot Know. Is the human brain's ability to innovate intrinsically limited? Or are there no bounds to what we can discover and understand? Followed by book signing, light refreshments, and an opportunity to network with others.
The event was free for all to attend.
Programme
19:00 |
Arrival & Seating |
19:15 |
Welcome @festivalofinnov #InnovateMalvern |
19:20
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The Kiln Announcements & updates from this initiative based in Worcester that encourages those with tech, craft and creative skills to collaborate to inspire enterprising new ideas. @TheKilnCo |
19:30
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What We Cannot Know Marcus du Sautoy OBE is the Simonyi Professor for the Public Understanding of Science and a Professor of Mathematics at the University of Oxford where he is a Fellow of New College. He was previously President of the Mathematical Association, an EPSRC Senior Media Fellow and a Royal Society University Research Fellow. His academic work concerns mainly group theory and number theory, but he has also presented numerous programmes on television and radio, and is the author of several popular books; the most recent of which is What We Cannot Know and will form the subject of the evening's talk. @MarcusduSautoy #WhatWeCannotKnow |
20:30
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Networking & #WorcestershireHour tweet-up Refreshments kindly sponsored by WINN Worcestershire Innovation. @winnweds #WINN
Every Monday evening from 8-9pm #WorcestershireHour connects local businesses, charities and the communities across Worcestershire with an active Twitter following of over 15,000 local accounts. We'll be tweeting live from this event, so join us to meet others face-to-face from the network. @WorcestershireHour #WorcestershireHour |
21:30 |
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