When? 30th November, 18.30 h
Where? St Hugh’s College (St Margaret’s Rd, Oxford OX2 6LE)
Join us for a slice of knowledge—and pizza! The Oxford Constituency of SRUK/CERU is thrilled to bring back “Nobel Prizes for Dummies”, an engaging and accessible discussion of the 2023 Nobel Prizes in Physics, Medicine/Physiology, and Chemistry.
Dive into the groundbreaking discoveries and innovations that have shaped our world, as our expert panelists break down this year’s Nobel Prizes in 15-20 minute talks designed for everyone. Whether you’re a seasoned scientist or a curious onlooker, these presentations will bring the excitement of the Nobel Prizes to life, making the complex understandable and the extraordinary relatable.
After enriching your mind, why not feed your conversations too? Cap off the evening with a social dinner, where the dialogue continues in a relaxed setting, open to all attendees.
Don’t miss this unique opportunity to celebrate the pinnacle of scientific achievement in a friendly, communal atmosphere. It’s more than just an event—it’s a chance to connect, learn, and be inspired. And yes, there will be free pizza for all who attend!
Please note that you don’t need to be part of the University of Oxford to attend this event.
Learning is better with a topping of cheese and pepperoni. See you there!
Here are some important instructions to ensure you have a smooth arrival experience:
MEETING POINT:
Please meet us at The Lodge of St Hugh’s College by 18:15 (see map below). This will give us enough time to guide everyone to the lecture room for a prompt start at 18:30.
ACCESSING THE COLLEGE:
If you’re not a member of the college, no worries! Our team members will be stationed at The Lodge to welcome you and provide access, as non-members cannot open the doors.
Save your spot for free here:
