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Your chance to win Golden Tickets during Nanoweek!

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If you ever dreamed of having your own Charlie and the Chocolate factory moment and finding that Golden Ticket, you'll have a chance to be the lucky winner of a Golden Ticket at Science Gallery's Nano ice cream van during Nanoweek (30:11:09-04:12:09). While it doesn't let you in to Mr Wonka's Chocolate Factory it gives you an amazing access to multi billion euro nano facilities - Intel and Crann.

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Nanoweek launch

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COMING SOON... Nanoweek will run across the country from 30:11:09-04:12:09 in a number of different locations. There is a broad range of events run in Science Gallery including the first First Tuesday event where you could witness the birth of the next big thing, or join the Science Leviathan where we will be discussing "the smart economy, stupid"... During Nanoweek visitors to our nano ice cream van will be in with a chance to win a Golden Ticket giving you exclusive access to Ireland's key nanotechnology facilities including CRANN and Intel.

Paola Antonelli from MoMa, New York to speak at Science Gallery 11:12:09 at 18:30

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We're thrilled to have Paola Antonelli from MoMa coming to Science Gallery on December 11th for a talk rounding off the last weekend of WHAT IF... Paola is Head of the Architecture and Design Department at the Museum of Modern Art in New York and is is one of the leading figures in the design world.

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NANOWEEK programme

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Nano is coming to Science Gallery. Nanoweek was launched last week with an ice cream party with a difference. The Nano Ice Cream van is dishing out ice cream frozen with liquid nitrogen at -196degrees producing an incredibly smooth nanoparticle ice cream.

This is just one of the activities that will take place in Science Gallery during Nanoweek - Nanoweek runs between November 30-December 4.

For a full list of events check out the calendar here.

Science Safari

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SCIENCE SAFARI

Fancy a scientific stroll around the campus of Trinity College Dublin? Using this self-guided podcast tour of Trinity you can discover the engine that revolutionised the 20th century, the man who split the atom, the geologist who invented the humane hangman's drop and, if time allows, a gem of a museum in an attic. These are just some of the treasures awaiting you on this self-guided trail of TCD. Find out more here.

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Celebrating the 150th anniversary of On the Origin of Species

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27:11:09 Charles Darwin's On the Origin of Species, was published on Thursday 24 November 1859, and is a seminal work of scientific literature considered to be the foundation of evolutionary biology.

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