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What can skeletons of ancient mammals tell us about their past lives? If you are curious join us on Monday at 6pm on our Facebook page. We are live streaming a Science Chat with Sophia Anderson, a paleontology master's student!

Did you know the Bill Gates predicted the Coronavirus? (Well... sort of...)And that experts knew we weren’t prepared for a pandemic. We are having a screening of the Vox documentary ‘The Next Pandemic Explained’, followed by a panel discussion with experts on the matter. So join us on the 26th March 18:15! This is a free event that will be live-streamed on facebook. Find out more details on our Facebook event.

This is Marija ! Our second ChatSci speaker for Monday “I am a PhD student (4th year) in Autonomous Machine Learning. My research focuses on artificial generation of training data for autonomous systems, such as visual recognition systems and robotic manipulators. Autonomous systems do not require human supervision - they can recognise and track objects, control robots, even drive your car - all on their own. However, they need vast quantities of training data to initially learn to do so. Sometimes these real data are unavailable in large amounts - that's the domain in which my research is helpful. I deploy techniques of artificial data generation to help different autonomous systems to learn to do their jobs.” - Marija

Introducing the first ChatSci speaker for next Monday...our very own intersci president Jack O’Shea! Jack O’Shea Jack is a second year PhD student in Integrative Physiology at the University of Edinburgh. He studied his undergraduate in Natural Sciences at University College London. His project involves computational simulation of proteins in order to work out how to edit them to make their activity inducible by light, then testing these edits in worms.

Come and meet our amazing artists and scientists at our exhibition and panel discussion at The Forest Café 18:00 this Friday with @ascusartandscience See the incredible postcards and have the chance to ask the creators about their work

Art&Science on a Postcard 2020! Check on our Facebook page for more information. #ArtSciPostcard2020 @theforestedinburgh.

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