Next Monday, the 14th of May, will be our first EVER Pint of Science event in the Netherlands (Wageningen and Amsterdam). Looking back to when we started organising this a couple months ago, we cannot believe how time flew by and how the events slowly unfolded (although finding venues on short notice was definitely a hurdle!). We have four events spanning three cities, which is more than what we thought we would be able to manage when starting to organise the events in late F

Since our last post we've been tidying up the final details, launching the event pages (which you can find here -> Wageningen, Utrecht, and Amsterdam) Here are the speakers we have lined up and what you can expect at each event (TLDR: it’s drinks, fun, and lots of interesting science! :D) Wageningen – Monday May 14th @ Café Loburg Our Wageningen event will be themed “Planet Earth and Our Society”. During that evening we will be hearing talks from 4 scientists, including ones

This past week we have been slowly but steadily getting things together for PoS NL, and have several updates. As this is our first year in the Netherlands, we are organizing a limited number of events, with the idea of having a full festival in 2019. We will be launching the individual city events this week, but here is a taster of what is in store. Amsterdam is going to be our biggest event, where we will be in two locations over two nights. The Amsterdam team have confirmed

Welcome to the Pint of Science website! Apart from tweeting and posting on Facebook, we are going to blog about how we are organising the event, why communication in science is important and believe in promoting science to the public. But first things first, What is Pint of Science? Pint of Science is an international science festival that takes place in May every year. It is exactly what it sounds like: scientists communicating their research over a pint of whatever beverage