How chemistry saved the Caribbean after WWII

In 1938, Jamaica and Trinidad saw shocking large scale riots. Hear how these events resulted in plans to bring new prosperity to Britain’s Caribbean colonies through new biofuel industries. Historian Sabine Clarke explores the forgotten story and examines the bigger question of how science can help developing countries. 

Time: 17.00-18.00
Date: Thursday 10 September

History of Science Section Presidential Address organised by History of Science Section, British Science Association

Most suitable for ages 16+