The Royal Institution write to tell me they've got some fascinating public events coming up, one of which they are...
"...putting on with the Institute of Psychiatry at King's College London. It promises to be a good event - it'll be interesting and a bit lighthearted. The last event in this series got into the 'Best by day' section of Time Out, and we're hoping for an even better event this time."
Sounds like fun!
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