Discover Nanoscale World Over Drinks! An evening with Prof. Sow Chorng Haur
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📅 When
Wed 18 Nov 2026, 7:00pm
📍 Where
Monk's Brew Club
57 E Coast Rd, Singapore, Singapore
💸 Price
S$35–60
🧭 Getting there
- 🚇 Marine Parade MRT, Exit 2 — about 5 min walk
- 🍜 Hawker food nearby: Blk 84 Marine Parade Central (8 min) · Dunman Food Centre (8 min)
Walking times are estimates from the venue’s location.
Prof. Sow Chorng Haur unpacks nanoscience with hands-on demos at Monk's Brew Club — one drink included, no physics background needed.
Nanoscale physics usually stays behind a lecture theatre door, but Prof. Sow Chorng Haur is bringing it to a bar. The NUS Physics professor's talk, The Secret Life of Tiny Things, is part of a series called Make Room for Wonder, and it covers how surface, structure and scale change the way materials behave. He uses hands-on demonstrations and plenty of back-and-forth with the room, so the abstract parts have something you can actually watch happen.
It runs 7–9pm on Wed 18 Nov 2026 at Monk's Brew Club, 57 East Coast Road. Tickets are S$35–60 and each one comes with a free drink; there is a menu if you want to order dinner and drinks to have during the talk. The room is deliberately kept small, which leaves space for questions during the moderated Q&A and for the discussion to carry on afterwards. No physics background or prior training needed.
Details compiled by Onz from public listings — always confirm with the organiser before heading down.
