Pint Of Science St Andrews
The Pint of Science festival in St Andrews brings some of the most brilliant scientists to your local pub to discuss their latest research!
About Pint Of Science St Andrews
Returning to St Andrews for our second year, we have lined up our experts for three fantastic nights of science! Join us at Sandy's bar (inside the Union) for a unique line up of talks, demonstrations and live experiments held in a relaxed and informal environment. This year we're exploring the latest in AI technology, delving into social technologies, and discovering the mysteries of shape in our universe - there is something for everyone! Even better, tickets for 2025 remain at just £5!
Visit the website link above to see the full line-up of speakers, and ticket links.
Any questions or queries, please contact Emily on eh279@st-andrews.ac.uk.
Pint of Science is an international science festival that happens annually over three evenings in May. From 19th-21st May 2025, science researchers will be making their way from the lab to public venues such as cafes and pubs to share their research stories with the public over a nice cold pint of their favourite drink. The three-day annual festival has grown astronomically since its inception in 2013 and involves over 25 countries and hundreds of cities around the world. In the UK alone we have over 450 events across 45 cities!
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