Bath Royal Literary and Scientific Institution
Jan - Feb 2012
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What's on at BRLSI


January 2012

bold = BRLSI eventsitalic = Visiting groups = click to view a poster for this event
Unless otherwise stated, events start at 7.30pm • Entry to BRLSI events is £4, or £2 for BRLSI members/students.

Images for Science

The Royal Photographic Society's exhibition of scientific photographs, taken using techniques including micro, macro, ultraviolet and infrared photography, time lapse and high speed imaging, and electron microscopy.

Jenys Room Gallery, BRLSI, 4th - 25th January 2012 (except Sundays). 10am - 4pm, admission free.

TUE 3 Philosophy Philosophical mini-debates Chaired by Dr Don Cameron
FRI 6 Bath Film Society Katalin Varga Peter Strickland, Director
FRI 6 Herschel Astronomy Group Rutherford and the Atom Nucleus Dr Peter Ford
Institute of Physics & WHS
SAT 7 Bath Natural History Soc AGM followed by presentation of highlights from 70th anniversary exhibition  
MON 9 History & Culture
2pm afternoon talk
Bath’s Hidden Underbelly:
Bathwick’s riverside slum 1780-1980
Guy Whitmarsh
Antiquity co-convenor
TUE 10 CREATIVITY
new series
A Tale of Tea Bags:
From memory to imagination
Rebecca Swindell
Artist
THU 12 Bath & Camerton Archaeological Society Roman Glass Recycling on a Grand Scale:
Recent fieldwork in Somerset
Ceri Lambdin Director, St Algar's Project Group
SAT 14 The Poet’s Voice
10.30am
SATURDAY POETRY WORKSHOP
- all welcome
Duncan McGibbon
Chair
SAT 14 Cercle Français JMW Turner: Le grand précurseur de l'Impressionism et ses peintures françaises Catherine Greensmith
SUN 15 Jane Austen Society
& BRLSI
3pm
Jane Austen and Home Comforts (followed by Cassandra’s Birthday tea)
Talk & Tea - tickets £7.50 from Bath Box Office (01225 463362 or click here).
Lisa White
Art Historian & lecturer Chair, Arts advisory panel, National Trust
MON 16 World Affairs Our Global Futures Series The Precariat:
The new dangerous class
Dr Guy Standing
Professor Economic Security, University of Bath
TUE 17 Literature & Humanities Charles Dickens:
Social class and early Victorian medicine
Elizabeth Negus MA
Head of English, Barking & Dagenham College, Essex
WED 18 Poetry Cafe    
THU 19 Antiquity The Bones of Queen Eadgyth
Advance tickets £6/£4 from Bath Box Office (01225 463362)
Dr Mark Horton,
Bristol University,
BBC Coast and C4 Time Team
FRI 20 Bath Film Society Un Homme et Une Femme Claude Lelouche, Director
TUE 24 CREATIVITY Lessons from Real Life Dr Alan Rayner
Botanist & Artist
WED 25 West of England Metals & Materials Association An analysis of the Fukushima accident and its implications for nuclear electricity generation Dr A J Wicham University of Manchester
WED 25 Poetry Party Theme: Robert Browning’s Pied Piper Members and visitors
THU 26 Bath Sufi Way The Great Sufi Poets  
FRI 27 Science & World Affairs Life and Nuclear Radiation Professor Wade Allison
University of Oxford
SAT 28 Global Music Exchange Lecture Dale Templar
BBC Producer, 'The Human Planet'
TUE 31 French Civilisation & Culture French Film: Portiche (Trophy Wife)
(with subtitles certificate 15)
François Ozon
Director


February 2012

bold = BRLSI eventsitalic = Visiting groups = click to view a poster for this event
Unless otherwise stated, events start at 7.30pm • Entry to BRLSI events is £4, or £2 for BRLSI members/students.

Creativity Exhibition - The Reprap 3D Printer

Developed by Dr Adrian Bowyer of Bath University

reprap machine by Dr Andrew Bowyer

The prototype of the RepRap self-replicating 3D printing machine (recently shown at the V&A), which has become a world-wide phenomenon, will be on display.

10th - 29th Feb, 10am - 4pm (except Sundays), admission free.

WED 1 Masterly Insights Think Before You Speak: How to understand language interpreters Hadleigh Roberts,
MA student, University of Bath
THU 2 Bath Geological Society Macroevolutionary patterns in the fossil record Dr Matthew Wills, University of Bath
FRI 3 Bath Film Society Everlasting Moments (Swedish with subtitles Jan Troell, Director (2008)
FRI 3 Herschel Astronomy Group Beagle 2 - Gone but not forgotten?
A personal reflection on an extraordinary mission
Chris Lee
Bristol Astronomical Society
SUN 5 Institution Lecture:
Talk & Slide Show 3pm
Great Wall of China Bob Draper MBE & Dr Peter Ford MBE
MON 6 History & Culture / Speaking of Research Madness, Alcohol and a glimmer of Anthrax: 19th century disease amongst the felt hatters Chris Heal
Researcher, University of Bristol
TUE 7 Patrick o’Brian Enthusiasts
New time - 10am
Discussing The Unknown Shore Ruth Mannion Daniels,
Chair
TUE 7 Bath Natural History Soc Slime Moulds: Stranger than fiction Alan Feest
TUE 7 Philosophy Maurice Blondel:
The problem of faith and reason
Duncan McGibbon
BRLSI Convenor
WED 8 Passions in Botany Plants and Pollen: The foraging honey bee Louis Hodgkin,
BRLSI member
THU 9 Antiquity Egyptology-on-Avon:
Ancient Egypt in Bath and Bristol
Dr Aidan Dodson FSA,
Dept,of Archaeology & Antiquity, University of Bristol
FRI 10 CREATIVITY Curiosity– a Path to Happiness:
The rewards and pitfalls of invention
Dr Adrian Bowyer,
University of Bathl
SAT 11 Poetry Workshop
10am
SATURDAY POETRY WORKSHOP
All welcome!
Duncan McGibbon
Chair
SAT 11 Cercle Français de Bath Le franglais actualisé Guy Richeux
SAT 11 OLYMPICS at BRLSI Economics
2.30 pm
Finance and the Olympics
Opening lecture of NEW SERIES
Andrew Hibbert,
University of Bath, Consultant to British Olympic Foundation
FRI 17 Bath Film Society The Last Station Michael Hoffman, Director
MON 20 World Affairs - Our Global Futures Women in Politics Professor Sarah Childs
University of Bristol
TUE 21 Literature & Humanities Literature & Landscape Dr Stephen Gregg,
Bath Spa University
WED 22 Poetry
2 pm
Poetry of Ivor Gurney 1890-1937 Richard Carder,
BRLSI member
THU 23 CREATIVITY How I do It:
Finding and breaking the blockages
Ayd Instone,
Creative Director
FRI 24 Science 100 Years of Crystal Structure Analysis:
X-ray spectrometers to synchrotrons
Prof Paul Raithby,
University of Bath
SAT 25 Analytic Network The Supervisory Matrix through a
Jungian /Winnicottian Lens
Chris Williams
Jungian Analyst
MON 27 Bath Family History Society Arnos Vale Cemetery: saved but not safe David Napier
TUE 28 French Culture (subject to be confirmed) Dr Steve Wharton,,
Chair
WED 29 Prometheus Trust The life, philosophy and works of Apuleius Tim Addey
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