Our science events are aimed at raising awareness of issues that affect us all. Discover what we have planned in the coming months and find out about our past events.

FORTHCOMING EVENTS
For details of forthcoming events, visit the links below:

			Monkey Xoοth Meets Darwin Don’t miss Monkey Xoοth Meets Darwin, a unique event attempting to combine theatre and science and explain the science behind Iakovos Pitsipios’ book. Athens: 24 November 2009
			Café Scientifique If you're interested in science and want to keep up to date with the latest developments, join us for coffee and take part in a stimulating discussion in a friendly, relaxed environment. Athens: 24 November 2009
			The Antikythera Mechanism In collaboration with the National Research Centre, we are delighted to invite you to a round-table discussion on The Antikythera Mechanism, the most significant technological device to have survived since ancient times. Athens: 16 December 2009
			Darwin Now Exhibition We’re delighted to invite you to our Darwin Now Exhibition, which explores the impact of Charles Darwin’s remarkable legacy in the 21st century. In parallel with the exhibition, we're also organising a series of talks and workshops led by UK and Greek scientists. Athens: 9 March–31 December 2009
			Challenge Europe Are you 18-35 years old? Do you care about the environment? Are you passionate and curious about it? Do you want to make a difference to the world? We are now recruiting a group of young 'Climate Advocates' for Challenge Europe. Apply now to join this exciting project! Application Deadline: 10 June 2009
			Beautiful Science Our Beautiful Science project takes a unique approach to the challenge of improving science communication and is aimed at increasing the flow of young people into science and helping to embed science in popular culture. Events include FameLab, a competition for young scientists; Visualise, a touring science and theatre show; and a series of thought-provoking Science Debates.