St. Angela’s College, Sligo is delighted to celebrate National Science Week by hosting a screening of the film ‘Stem Cell Revolutions’ next Monday night 12th November at 7:00pm � 9:00pm in the Virginia Henderson lecture theatre, �ras Michael. All are welcome.
"In their new documentary Stem Cell Revolutions, filmmakers Amy Hardie, director/producer, and Clare Blackburn, stem cell biologist, team up to present a fascinating portrait of the history of stem cell science and a provocative peek into its future. This is an elegant and deeply instructive piece of work, with wide potential for raising awareness of the promise and possibilities of stem cell science�both in formal educational settings and among lay generalists who are curious about the this area of biological investigation."
Stem cell researchers Shinya Yamanaka and John Gurdon whose work are both featured in this film have just been awarded the Nobel Prize for medicine.
Dr Louise Mylotte, Lecturer in Science will lead the questions and answers session following the film.

For further information:
Dr. Louise Mylotte, Biology Lecturer, St. Angela’s College, Lough Gill, Sligo
(071-9195629 ����or���� :�� lmylotte@stangelas.nuigalway.ie)

www.stemcellrevolutions.com��� @stemcellfilm

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