Skelper Quane’s Bar.‘PINT Of Science’ returns to the Tralee area, bringing three researchers to Blennerville for a night of straight-talking science over a pint.
Hosted by Munster Technological University and taking place in Skelper Quane’s Bar on Wednesday, May 20 at 6.30pm, this is an evening where science meets citizen engagement.
Chief Medical Scientist at Bon Secours Hospital Tralee, Laura Clifford, takes you inside the histology lab, where tiny tissue samples become life-changing diagnoses.
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.Katie Crowley, Associate Professor at the University of Limerick, makes the case for technology-enabled care that actually works for older adults, and asks what inclusive design really demands of us.
Lucy Wolfe, PhD researcher and one of Ireland’s most recognised voices on infant sleep, explores how Irish mothers — across two generations — have lived through their children’s sleep.
Pint of Science puts researchers and the public in the same room, with the same drinks, having the same conversation.
Free tickets and more information on the speakers is available at www.pintofscience.ie — all are welcome to attend and there is a large carpark at the Windmill adjoining.
Pint of Science brings some of the most brilliant scientists to your local pubs and cafes to discuss their latest research and findings with you.
The event is part of ‘Pint of Science Ireland 2026’ — the biggest edition yet, with 200+ researchers presenting at 59 events across 17 towns and cities nationwide.
