12 October 2018 7.00pm — 10.00pm
Venue:
Blackwell Hall, Weston Library (Map)
Description
The Weston Library is open late with hands-on activities, a Living Library of friendly experts, an exhibition and a talk. Explore creation and the building blocks of life, with a mix of cutting-edge science and Gothic literature.
Start from Mary Shelley's handwritten draft of Frankenstein, or a modern performance inspired by the novel, then manipulate life in a virtual reality embryonic experiment. Grind up ancient genetic modifications with archaeologists or learn how to stitch a repair in sheepskin parchment. See the real components of life on the nanoscale, make pages of a collaborative Frankenzine, or start a conversation with a real life book in the Living Library. Discover 1818 + 200: it's alive!
Booking
This event is free but places are limited so please complete our booking form to reserve tickets in advance.
This event is listed under: Free events; Special events