Cafe Scientifique - Dr. Sam Liu: Are smartphones making us unhappy?
Tue. January 21st 2020 6:00pm - 7:00pm doors at 5:00pm
Reservations open on Monday, 14 October.
Join us to hear Dr. Sam Liu from the department of Exercise Science and Physical Health discuss Are smartphones making us unhappy?
Doors open at 5:00pm and the talk will start at 6:00 pm. Menu items available for purchase. Parking is free after 5pm in the parkade beside Hermann's. Seating is limited so please try to arrive prior to 6pm to get a good seat.
What is a Café Scientifique?
University research has a funny habit of being hard to reach if you don't work at a university, yet research itself in all of its many forms is one of those great universal passions that appeals to and connects us all.
UVic's Café Scientifique/Historique programs bridge the research-to-public gap. Hosted by a number of units across campus, these evening cafés provide insight into topics of popular interest that appeal to the lover of knowledge in all of us. They are also a fantastic opportunity to meet local researchers and discuss some of the most interesting and sometimes contentious research underway in Canada.
Join us to hear Dr. Sam Liu from the department of Exercise Science and Physical Health discuss Are smartphones making us unhappy?
Doors open at 5:00pm and the talk will start at 6:00 pm. Menu items available for purchase. Parking is free after 5pm in the parkade beside Hermann's. Seating is limited so please try to arrive prior to 6pm to get a good seat.
What is a Café Scientifique?
University research has a funny habit of being hard to reach if you don't work at a university, yet research itself in all of its many forms is one of those great universal passions that appeals to and connects us all.
UVic's Café Scientifique/Historique programs bridge the research-to-public gap. Hosted by a number of units across campus, these evening cafés provide insight into topics of popular interest that appeal to the lover of knowledge in all of us. They are also a fantastic opportunity to meet local researchers and discuss some of the most interesting and sometimes contentious research underway in Canada.
