Science and Technology
Weymouth and Portland U3A Science and Technology Club
The Weymouth & Portland group, which runs a programme of ten talks a year** is taking a break until September 2022. The group is looking for a new coordinator.
**Meets on second Tuesday at 10am in St Aldhelm’s Hall
However, members are recommended to join the online talks organised by the U3A Communities Science & Technology Group. These take place on the second Wednesday of the month at 10:30. All you need to do to attend these is to register your name and email address at U3A Communities Science & Technology Gr and they will send you a link for the meeting and an update email each month. A lot of our local group have already done this and are pleased to see each other and chat on Zoom.
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The talk this month (Wednesday April 13th), is:
As the title suggests, this month's topic is a bit different. Mary B Lyons, from Yateley & District u3a, will share with us some of her fascinating reminiscences of working in a pathology lab in the 1960s – not just the blood and guts, but also Amazonian toads, three witches, and some 'health & safety' horrors! So prepare to be amazed, amused, and entertained - all in the best possible taste.
Please join us if you can on Wednesday 13th April at 10:30 (with login from 10:15) for a bit of fun. To connect up, via Zoom, please register your name and email address at the website below and you will be sent the Zoom link. [Alex says: I have the link already, but ask me not to hand it out, as they like to know who is attending. Registration is very easy. Hope to see lots of you there.]
You can find more information about this, and all of the other U3A Communities groups, on our website at https://u3acommunities.org/. If you've missed any of our previous talks, you can find links to the recordings on our previous meetings page https://u3acommunities.org/science/previous.htm.
Best wishes
Barry & Steve
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