Big thanks to New Scientist Events for hosting #NewScientistLive , to our exhibiting teams and especially to our visitors! We loved sharing our enthusiasm for #quantum #technologies w/ nearly 3000 of you! Till next time! NPL i-sense MEG at UoN UK Quantum Technology Hub Sensors and Timing QCommHub Quantum Light Sheffield

#LordRees , royal astronomer with Professor Professor Chris Imafidon #GeniusFormula ..At #NewScientistLive - world's biggest scientific festival @eieprogramme New Scientist Events #prrequest . It was great meet more pple at @newscientistevents lnkd.in/eAgRkh-H

Our students loved exploring #NewScientistLive 👩🏾‍🔬✨ The fantastic event organised by New Scientist Events saw them attend a series of Science related talks and live demonstrations. They also took part in practical activities to enhance their learning and passion for #STEM . 👩🏾‍🔬🧠

Day three of some super public engagement at #newscientistlive endless thank you to our wonderful speakers Sheiner lab Prof. Poppy Lamberton, our superb volunteers, and finally for New Scientist Events for having us!

Had such a great time at #NewScientistLive talking about all the ways the human body goes wrong due to shoddy design. Pleasantly surprised to have a packed house, standing room only (incidentally, bipedalism was a major error!) Thank you New Scientist New Scientist Events Alexandra Thompson

And that’s a wrap! Thanks to everyone who has been part of #NewScientistLive 2022 – from the deepest seas to the darkest corners of the universe, it’s been an extraordinary journey. We can’t wait to welcome you in 2023! Super early bird tickets available: tinyurl.com/545k6rar

It’s difficult to believe there’s only 25mins left #NewScientistLive New Scientist Events. The visitors are still here in abundance, learning all about the advanced science & tech in farming from KWS UK Ltd KUHN Farm Machinery Rothamsted Research John Deere AGCO Royal Agricultural University Garford Farm Machinery Manchester Institute of Biotechnology

Phantom limb syndrome is a striking example of bodily awareness, says Moheb Costandi at #NewScientistLive New Scientist Events New Scientist

For the very last talk of #NewScientistLive 2022, join the science improvisors RPGeeks @ 16,00 on the Engage stage, for an imaginative interactive adventure. Online tickets including on-demand access still available > tinyurl.com/ms6xxn22
Photo by Grace Willsmer

Can science save the world? Join Lord Rees @ 15.45 for the final talk on the #NewScientistLive Future stage as he argues that science is not just for scientists. Online tickets including on-demand access still available > tinyurl.com/ms6xxn22
Martin Rees

Join Rebecca Wragg Sykes @ 15.45 for the last talk on the #NewScientistLive Our Planet stage, and discover how Neanderthals lived, thought and died. Online tickets including on-demand access still available > tinyurl.com/ms6xxn22
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Join Moheb Costandi @ 15.45 as he uncovers the latest research into how our brains perceive our bodies, for the final talk on the #NewScientistLive Mind and Body Stage. Online tickets including on-demand access still available > tinyurl.com/ms6xxn22
Moheb Costandi

At #NewScientistLive Prof.Turi King talks about when she led the genetic analysis that resulted in the identification of King Richard III’s bones - and is rightfully very proud of her female-strong scientific team 💪🏻 New Scientist Events New Scientist

“Geology isn’t just rocks.” There’s a lot to be learnt about our current and future climate by looking at Earth’s history, says Prof Christopher Jackson on #NewScientistLive ’s Engage Stage

For the final talk on the #NewScientistLive Universe Stage, join Suzie Sheehy for ‘Physics experiments that changed the world’ @ 15.45. Online tickets including on-demand access still available > tinyurl.com/ms6xxn22
Dr Suzie Sheehy

At 15.00 on the #NewScientist Live Engage Stage, you’ll have the chance to ask #NewScientist journalists anything you want! Online tickets including on-demand access still available > tinyurl.com/ms6xxn22

On the #NewScientistLive Future stage @ 14.35 Junaid Mubeen will be taking us on a fascinating exploration of a surprising advantage that humans have over artificially intelligent robots. Tickets available > tinyurl.com/ms6xxn22
Junaid Mubeen

No engineer takes inspiration from a human hand or knee. Medlife Crisis (Rohin) explains why our bodily design isn’t so intelligent at #NewScientistLive New Scientist Events New Scientist