Thursday, 11 March 2010 8:30pm
Cost
| SO Live Friend (more info): | FREE |
|---|---|
| Per Person: | £5.00 |
| Family/Group (up to 5 people): | £16.00 |
In May 2007, a group of scientists went to the summit of Mount Everest to study the effects of high altitude on the human body, with the ultimate aim of increasing our understanding of critically ill patients. The expedition’s Medical Officer, Dr Denny Levett, will be joining us to discuss the project, their findings, and the challenges encountered at 29,000 feet.
Oxfordshire Science Festival
This event is part of the Oxfordshire Science Festival 2010. For more information visit the website.
Please note online bookings cannot be made after 12pm on the day of the event, instead please call 01865 810 000. Our terms and conditions are available to view here. Thank you.
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