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Random walk to graphene
Join Andre Geim in conversation with Roger Highfield at the Hay Festival 2015.
In 2010 Sir Andre Geim FRS was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics for his ground-breaking work on the material graphene.
More unusually, he’s also known for inventing an adhesive tape based on geckos and for levitating live frogs.
Geim talks about his prize-winning work and how his atypical approach to science and life led him to it.
Attending this event
- Tickets required
- £10
- Tickets available from the Hay Festival website.