During the Night of Ideas places of knowledge and culture around the world are invited to celebrate the free flow of ideas by offering conferences, as well as screenings, and artistic performances.
As part of Brain Awareness Week 2022, CineXjenza has invited local neuroscience specialists -- members of the Malta Neuroscience Network, University of Malta -- to share their favourite “brain-on-film” moments.
Malta Café Scientifique would like to invite you for an exciting local case study presentation as part of a multidisciplinary project studying the behaviour of traditional roofing (deffun) and modern concrete roofs in Malta. Using innovative methodology, researchers will present the development of their interdisciplinary studies, including conservation science, materials, building behaviour, environmental monitoring and satellite imagery.
Understanding how architectural designs hold up to real-world use has been a focus of engineers for millennia.
Id-dokumentarju joħodna fuq vjaġġ mimli kritika lejn is-sajd bla razan u barra minn hekk jargumenta li it-tabelli tal-‘Dolphin Safe and Marine Stewardship Council’ ma jserħux moħħ il-konsumatur.
The atmosphere is the thin envelope of gases surrounding the Earth and helping us to breath, shielding the earth from the sun’s harmful rays, and keeping it a warm place.
To understand the big picture of the world, one must look at the smallest things that exist. Physics professor Sally Seidel works on finding new particles.
Unlike humans, computers haven’t had thousands of years of evolution that has shaped the way they think. By themselves, they are truly impartial and objective.
The Malta Café Scientifique presents an evening on health, fitness and the ‘true’ Mediterranean diet. Join Prof. Suzanne Piscopo as she presents research on food, nutrition and which diet is the best on the 9th of November at 7pm, Studio B (Music Room) at the Spazju Kreattiv in Valletta.
The COVID-19 pandemic has shown how vulnerable society to biological hazards is. Dr. Sholeem Griffin will present her work on a novel method of disinfectant synthesis, that can help tackle pandemics, at the Malta Café Scientifique on December 7th at 7pm in Spazju Kreattiv.
How can we make 3D printing more efficient and environmentally friendly? Join Malta Café Scientifique’s event on February the 8th, 7pm, Studio B (Music room) at Spazju Kreattiv where Albert Curmi will be presenting his research on 3D printing.
Art Additives is a series of talks, workshops and encounters developed around Spazju Kreattiv’s ongoing programme.
When dealing with people suffering from depression, it is often hard to clearly communicate what is going on inside.
It’s that time of the year when we invite you to the world of DIY synthesizer building. This year we have an exciting event consisting of a presentation and a hands-on building workshop.
It’s that time of the year when we invite you to the world of DIY synthesizer building. This year we have an exciting event consisting of a presentation and a hands-on building workshop.
How many times have you used your hands today? Often enough we don’t know. Hands are one of the main reasons humans have ended up being such incredibly successful animals. Emulating these multi-purpose-tools is an ongoing quest for engineers.
