The Malta Independent on Sunday

Evenings on Campus

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Today at 8pm

‘Science of Love’ There are several forms of love, different states of being and relationsh­ips. Each person has different perspectiv­es and opinions. Scientists have also tried to find out how people are attracted to each other and what effects love has on us.

Some of the science covered will include the neuroscien­ce, genetics and chemistry behind love. How does oxytocin affect the brain? Is it more than chemicals which allow us to bond more to other human beings? How does the socio-emotional aspect affect oxytocin levels in the brain? Is there a dark aspect of love we are not aware of?

Science of Love is Café Scientifiq­ue’s fourth year running in Evenings on Campus. Café Scientifiq­ue is an activity of the Malta Chamber of Scientists. Sponsors include Sammy’s (by Culinary Forward Malta), Evenings on Campus, the University of Malta and the Koperattiv­a Kulturali Universita­rja.

Entrance is against a donation. For every €5, you will get a free drink and a chance to win a dinner for two at Sammy’s (by Culinary Forward Malta). Donations will go to the Research Trust of the University of Malta (RIDT).

Tuesday, 9 August at 9pm

Speranza Dance, music, theatre Speranza is a collection of three distinct works which delve into 21st century social issues: terrorist attacks, migration and gender.

Spera (by The Box) is an interdisci­plinary piece about gender that combines dance, music and theatre.

Limbo (by Studio 18) is a theatre-based, devised work which explores the notion of migration.

An Empty Space (by Danza C) is a dance work which explores the notions of war and terrorist attacks from different perspectiv­es.

Tickets cost €10 for adults and €5 for children under 12.

Seating is on a first-come-first-served basis for all events. The venue is accessible to wheelchair users and includes free parking in Car Park 6 of the University of Malta, Msida Campus.

For reservatio­ns and further informatio­n send an email on eveningson­campus@um.edu.mt or phone on +356 7984 3480. Tickets are available at www.ticketline.com.mt

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