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Café Scientifique

Join us for an evening discussion event at the museum. Everyone’s welcome to help us explore the latest ideas in science and technology.

Next event

The next event will take place on Thursday 18 May 2023 from 18.30 in our café.

Five Paths to wellbeing

Dr Salvo Di Martino

Research in positive psychology found that there are five main paths to a good life. Dr Salvo Di Martino will discuss some ideas and suggestions on how you can follow the paths to wellbeing and integrate good practices into your everyday routine.

Dr Salvo Di Martino, originally from Italy, is assistant professor at the University of Bradford. As a researcher, Dr Di Martino is committed to exploring and promoting happiness, wellbeing and quality of life. He brings together contributions from several scientific disciplines to help people, communities, and countries around the world to thrive.

What you need to know

  • This event is free, but booking is required
  • Donations are welcome! You can donate online 
  • Café Scientifique is suitable for all ages and abilities, but some events may have adult themes or content

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What is Café Scientifique?

Café Scientifique is a friendly and collaborative exploration of the latest breakthroughs in science. You’ll hear about, discuss and debate some of the most recent advances and discoveries in science and healthcare, and their importance to society.

Each event has a theme—they’ve included everything from the latest in physics to the science of music, from nanotechnology to biology.

Café Scientifique is a great way to meet new people and exercise your mind. Discuss the discoveries you’ve seen in the headlines, or learn something completely new.

Keep up to date—follow Café Scientifique on Facebook and Twitter.

Part of the Science Museum Group