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Physics lecture at AWE

AWE is holding an open physics lecture in conjunction with the Institute of Physics (IOP).

The IOP branch lecture will be about “Modelling Climate – From the Mid-Cretaceous to Middle Earth” presented by Prof Dan Lunt, from University of Bristol.

The lecture will be held at the William Penney Theatre on May 15th at AWE’s Recreational Society, Aldermaston, Berkshire.

Tea/Coffee and Biscuits will be served from 7pm and the lecture will start at 7:30pm.

The lecture is open to all, including children and non IOP members.

Please email [email protected] if you wish to attend.

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