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Reflections and Revolutions: A Science Film Night

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As part of the Oxfordshire Science Festival in March 2015, NDM and Diamond Light Source held a science film night in the Old Fire Station. The NDM produced mini-series 'Revolutionary Biology' and the Diamond Light Source produced short documentary 'The Braggs' Legacy' were shown. After each film a panel of scientists took questions on X-ray crystallography, structural biology and the role of women in science.

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