22–25 September 2016
at ExCeL London
at ExCeL London
What’s on
New Scientist Live will play host to over
100 speakers across 5 different theatres
Make sure you keep checking the timestables below to find out about what's on at the show.
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- Technology Theatre Making the future See what's on
- Brain & Body Theatre What it means to be human See what's on
- Cosmos Theatre The universe and beyond See what's on
- Earth Theatre Exploring our planet See what's on
13:30 - 14:45
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Space Agency first UK astronaut to perform a spacewalk
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10:30 - 11:15
PETER ROBINSON
YOU SEEM SAD TODAY, DAVE. CAN I HELP YOU?
Computers that detect your emotions are on the way. Find out more!
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02:08 - 13:41
DARREN NAISH
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We all think we know what dinosaurs looked like.
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04:20 - 10:25
DORIAN FULLER
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11:31 - 13:38
DORIAN FULLER
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11:30 - 12:15
IRINA HIGGINS
WILL MACHINES ALWAYS THINK LIKE ALIENS?
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13:31 - 14:15
MARK SCHENK
ORIGAMI INSPIRED TECHNOLOGIES
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09:34 - 18:58
Test of limited availability
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11:30 - 12:15
Mark Pagal
The Origins of Human Creativity
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