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             "people doing strange things with electricity" since 2001
        

When:  19:00-21:00, Wed Mar 28 2012
Where: MAT Lab, Queen Mary University, 327 Mile End Road, London E1 4NS, E1 4NS       (directions below)

• “P-bROCK” Digital Bagpipes and Ukulele Hero - Duncan Menzies
  
  


• Transphormetic - Paul Prudence
  
  


• Pet Spambots - Henry Cooke
  
  


• the art of passionate following - Jag
  
  


• Ant Ballet - Ollie Palmer
  
  Designer/artist Ollie Palmer presents the trials, tribulations and technology behind the world's first Ant Ballet.

Photos

Location
MAT Lab, Room G2 Engineering Building, Queen Mary, University of
London, 327 Mile End Road, London E1 4NS

Nearest tube: Stepney Green / Mile End

Walk up or down Mile End Road until you're between Bancroft Road and
The Queen's Building there's a glass storefront with orange benches
and people milling about looking studious. That's the entrance. There
should be a 'dorkbot' sign there.