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Smart and Sustainable Infrastructure and Cities

11:00am-3:00pm on Saturday 29 March

CUED LR5 and Landing

Tuning into your newborn's voice.

11:00am-4:30pm on Saturday 29 March

Old Cavendish Rayleigh Wing, Ground Floor Classroom

Cambridge Masonic Hall open day

11:00am-4:00pm on Saturday 29 March

Cambridge Freemasons hall, All rooms

Calling all super sleuths. Can you use science to discover the mystery of the Whodunnit?

11:00am-4:30pm on Saturday 29 March
12:00pm-4:30pm on Sunday 30 March

New Museums site

Decline of traditional fatherhood in the modern era; a psychoanalytical perspective

2:00pm-3:00pm on Saturday 29 March

Alliance Française Cambridge

Exploring: Voting - How do you take voting decisions?

11:00am-4:00pm on Saturday 29 March
11:00am-4:00pm on Sunday 30 March

Department of Psychology, Teaching Laboratory

How to support your mental health - it's not all in the mind

11:00am-4:30pm on Saturday 29 March
12:00pm-4:30pm on Sunday 30 March

New Museums site

Cellular machines

11:00am-4:30pm on Saturday 29 March
12:00pm-4:30pm on Sunday 30 March

New Museums site

Why the violin is so hard to play? A pre-concert lecture by Professor Jim Woodhouse

6:30pm-7:00pm on Saturday 29 March

West Road Concert Hall

Quiet baby feeding space

11:00am-4:30pm on Saturday 29 March
12:00pm-4:00pm on Sunday 30 March

Old Cavendish Rayleigh Wing, Ground Floor Classroom

‘The Peculiarities of the Animal’: An Old Library’s Catalogue of Beasts

10:00am-4:00pm on Saturday 29 March

St John's College, The Old Library

Poetic Parasites: A Creative Encounter

10:00am-4:00pm on Saturday 29 March

Department of Pathology

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