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Subject:

The Experiment - sci comm/research event

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Anna Starkey <[log in to unmask]>

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psci-com: on public engagement with science

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Fri, 7 Nov 2014 17:28:49 +0000

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Hello!

List members might be interested in an event coming up on the evening of Monday 24th November - we are offering limited discount tickets to PSCI COMM members!


THE EXPERIMENT 

Deep underground in London, Lottolab present The Experiment - an immersive neuroscience research experience, where science meets cabaret meets you.

The Experiment merges TED style talks, real research and a hot ticket, secret location alternate night out. This is experiment as experience. Ticket holders are invited to step into uncertainty and experience the process of seeing themselves see - an exploration of human perception, and oneself.  

Visual illusions, electro-swing synchronicity, power manipulations, and an exciting new study into group action from UCL’s Eye Think Lab are all on the cards, plus a few surprises. 

The Experiment doors open on 24th November at 19:15, and lock at 19:30. Participants will be met by the Schoolkeeper on St James’ Walk, Clerkenwell, EC1R.  Nearest tube is Farringdon. The event ends at 11pm.  Full price tickets are £30 to include food and drink.

Tickets are available at EventBrite - follow link at www.lottolab.org/the-experiment.

On the ticket sales page, click on "Enter Promotional Code"  and then enter  PSCICOMM  

This discount is available until Nov 14th.


Lottolab Studio is a public perception research space, led by Dr Beau Lotto, reader in neuroscience at University College London.  Perception underpins everything that we feel, think and believe. It is the source of all artistic expression and scientific exploration. What we perceive IS who we are.  

Central to our ethos is the inclusion of the public at the centre of the process of discovery, which brings with it, not only new scientific insights, but also the potential for personal and social transformation.  The universality of perception gives us at Lottolab the freedom – and logic – to work outside the contrived boundaries between people, disciplines and institutions, and has enabled and inspired us to locate our lab previously within London’s Science Museum, and now, in a Victorian prison in Clerkenwell – uniting science and the arts in one space.



Anna Starkey
Lottolab Studio

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