science

The future of health has never looked brighter. But with technological innovation comes questions of ethics, privacy, and what it means to be human. Let's take a look at what technology and science are bringing us, both the 'incredible' and the 'to be decided'...

Join us to tackle the ways people actually do science! Whether it's through automation, digitisation, via the wisdom of the crowd, or through utilising maker culture, the face of science is rapidly changing.

FutureEverything Festival - 20th Anniversary Edition 25-28 February 2015 Manchester, UK http://futureeverything.org

Thought science was only for clever-clogs' in lab coats? Nope, science is for everyone! Citizen Science involves anyone from any walk of life in genuine science by inviting them to help gather data, process and tag data, recognise patterns, play games and even just tweet!

A one-day summit for leaders working across all sectors who are building a better future through technology and the internet.

Imagine a Venn diagram showing the intersection of web geeks and science geeks ...that's a pretty big intersection. Science Hack Day is for anyone with an interest in science who wants to dabble with APIs and datasets.

Trinity Research and Innovation of Trinity College, Dublin invites you to attend an open demonstration event in their newly opened Science Gallery on the evening of Thursday November 6th. They will be showcasing the latest exciting technologies developed by TCD researchers in Information Technology.