Reporter 4/2/04: Wolfson College

Wolfson College

The Science Colloquia take place in the Quiet Room (opposite the Computer Room), Wolfson College, at 7.45 p.m. on the following Mondays. For further information and abstracts of the talks, please contact Dimitrios Pinotsis (e-mail dp267@cam.ac.uk). All welcome.

9 February Cosmology. The reality of Black Holes, by Professor Paul Murdin, of the Institute of Astronomy.

23 February Computer Science. The economics of distributed computing, by Dr Andrew Herbert, Managing Director of Microsoft Research, Cambridge.

8 March Neurology. Progenitor cells and nervous system repair in demyelinating disease, by Dr Divya Chari, of the Department of Clinical Veterinary Medicine.

Table of Contents

9 February	Cosmology. The reality of Black Holes, by Professor Paul Murdin, of the Institute of Astronomy.
23 February	Computer Science. The economics of distributed computing, by Dr Andrew Herbert, Managing Director of Microsoft Research, Cambridge.
8 March	Neurology. Progenitor cells and nervous system repair in demyelinating disease, by Dr Divya Chari, of the Department of Clinical Veterinary Medicine.