Higgs Halloween Lecture - Creepy Cosmos
Event description
Join us for our annual spooky night of science as Professor Catherine Heymans explores the spookiest spots in our Universe!
Scotland’s Astronomer Royal invites you to join her on a spooky adventure through the Universe. Meet invisible monsters that devour light and the cannibalising vampire corpses of long dead stars. Grab your costume to discover the cosmic creeps that lurk in the dark... if you dare!
Please join us for our wonderfully spooky Halloween Lecture with Professor Catherine Heymans, the Astronomer Royal for Scotland. This event is perfect for the family. We recommend 10+, but everyone is welcome. We encourage you to dress up, since there will be a prize for best costume and best joke!
Tickets can be booked through eventbrite here.
More information about the Location:
- The entrance to the Medical School is accessible through Teviot Place and the Anatomy Lecture Theatre can be accessed through Doorway 3.
- The lecture will be help in the Anatomy Lecture Theatre (room 425)
- Once you are in the building there will be direction signs pointing you up to the room
Higgs Halloween Lecture - Creepy Cosmos
Venue
EH8 9AG
United Kingdom
Contacts
- Kate MacLachlan(
- University of Edinburgh
Organisers
- Tyler Shendruk(
- University of Edinburgh

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