Convenor: Margaret Richards

The Enjoying Science group meets on the first Wednesday of the month in the afternoon.

The group aims to take topics in science and explore them in a variety of ways; by having talks, watching videos, doing research and discussing their observations and findings.

Examples of previous topics :

Sept 22	Fungi – biology, new findings and innovations
Oct 22	Vaccination – how does it work and what about those Covid vaccines?
Nov 22	Seabirds in Wales and Beyond the Horizon  (Dr Rob Thomas)
Dec 22	Colour-collaborative presentation by members of the group
Jan 23	3D Printing; A Universal Technological Revolution (Dr Stuart Swinburne)
Feb 23	Understanding the Origins of Pancreatic Cancer (Dr Beatrix Salvador)
Mar 23	Climate Change -group research and discussion meeting
Apr 23	International Development (Dr Kay Richmond)
May  23	Dog Genetics and Disease (Prof Matt Smalley)
Jun 23	DNA Fingerprinting and Forensics (Dr Rhian Morgan)
Jul 23	Parkinson’s disease (Dr Mariah Lelos)

The group is made up of people who have a background in science and people who are interested in learning more about science. The topics covered are mostly suggested by the group with occasional input from visiting speakers.

New members are welcome, all that is needed is an interest in learning something new. 

U3a communities (for all groups in the UK) also have monthly online meetings. The meeting groups are Science and Technology, Rocket Science and Climate Change. To get more information contact the Convenor or go to  https://u3acommunities.org/science/