Exeter University groups:
Helen Ryland and team will be demonstrating a number of ways in which brain and mind can be investigated from a number of different psychological paradigms, such as neuropsychology and social psychology!
Jo Welsman and colleagues from the Centre for Biomedical Modelling and Analysis at the University of Exeter will be asking how we take measurements of our own bodies, and explaining how researchers use this data to make predictions. They’re bringing an EEG headset, so you can see your own brainwaves!
Alice Mills – Exeter Uni Physics and Astronomy
Royal Society of Chemistry: Ask all of these questions and more at the Royal Society of Chemistry stand:
- Popping Candy: How do we get the pop in to popping Candy? Can you hear it when you put it in to your hand. Find out more and try for yourself at the Royal Society of Chemistry stand.
- After Eights: How do they get the soft centre inside the after eights? They don’t pump it or coat the gooey centre but the after eights get softer over time.
- What is your favourite Chocolate.: Why is chocolate poisonous to dogs? Why does American chocolate taste funny? Is White chocolate really chocolate?
Venue: Methodist Church Main Hall, EX10 8LE
Free. No booking required.