Tickets are launched for the world’s largest festival of public science talks, which will see nearly 180 scientists take to the stage in 25 venues across London.

On 22-24 May, the Pint of Science festival will simultaneously bring thousands of scientists and their research out of the lab and into pubs, cafes and community halls near you. The three-day festival has grown astronomically since its inception and 2023 will see its tenth anniversary with events in over 25 countries and hundreds of cities around the world.

Teams from across King's Geography, Arts & Humanities, Political Economy, Population Health Sciences and IoPPN, will provide a unique line up of talks, demonstrations and live experiments held in a relaxed and informal environment across London.

Tickets are available from the Pint of Science website (pintofscience.co.uk), costing just £5 each.

Exciting talks include; 

• Solarpunk and Climate Funk: What Does the Future of Climate Change Look Like?
• Smells like teen spirit – a dive into teen mental health
• People & nature – everything, everywhere, all at once
• What the text?! Mapping the world in literature.