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SciBar 18th April – The Open Science: How computational science help us understand the world

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March SciBar is all about Big Data! Big Data in city design by @BSA_Newcastle and Big Data in Medicine in our very own brunch, coming up on the 20th. Don't miss it! https://t.co/S6E4Ij0giY

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March #SciBar in partnership with @IoPNorthEast is coming up on Wednesday 20th at The Old George Inn, Newcastle. "Towards Slightly Less Dumb Cities: Big Data, The Internet of Things and Urban Monitoring" with Philip James from the National Urban Observatory Facility, Newcastle. https://t.co/vr860TLxMg

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SciBar - 20th March - Big Data for Medicine

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are you up for a VOLCANIC experience? Join us and @MikeVolc next wednesday 20th February, 7pm, St Aldate's @StAldatesTavern...and find out why volcanoes change their mind between flowing and blowing! https://t.co/axAwWcwimU

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Look at your formulae notes
Look at Kathleen Lonsdale's formulae notes

Give up on science for the day
#NationalHandwritingDay https://t.co/1Ttd5jnL1U

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#Snow (in slow-mo!) Make sure you keep your bird feeders well topped up 🐦 https://t.co/repGcwVUYK

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