In-person Workshops Holiday workshops: Extract your own DNA (ages 7–8) Tue 30 May 2023 Extract your own DNA and walk away with a small piece of it in a necklace for you to wear. Holiday workshops: Extract your own DNA (ages 7–8) Read more
Video Art, culture and society Realising your goals through philosophy – with Valerie Tiberius Can philosophy actually improve your life? Find out how to reach your goals using guidance from different philosphical theories. Realising your goals through philosophy – with Valerie Tiberius Read more
Blog Brain What is dopamine? Get a better understanding of one of the brain's most important neurochemicals – dopamine. Discover its role, effects, and how What is dopamine? Read more
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Video Physics At the limits of astrophysics – with Katy Clough Why does modern astronomy often sound like science fiction? And how do objects like supermassive black holes, wormholes and warp At the limits of astrophysics – with Katy Clough Read more
Podcast Climate Podcast: Tackling climate change with innovation – with Alyssa Gilbert and Katherine Mathieson Alyssa Gilbert and Katherine Mathieson introduce 'Undaunted', our partnership with Imperial College London. Podcast: Tackling climate change with innovation – with Alyssa Gilbert and Katherine Mathieson Read more
Video Physics On the origin of time – with Thomas Hertog Discover Stephen Hawking's final theories on the origin of time and the universe, which he and Thomas Hertog worked on together On the origin of time – with Thomas Hertog Read more
Podcast Physics Podcast: Existential physics: Exploring life's big questions – with Sabine Hossenfelder Theoretical physicist Sabine Hossenfelder explores what modern physics can tell us about life's big questions. Podcast: Existential physics: Exploring life's big questions – with Sabine Hossenfelder Read more
Podcast Maths Podcast: Bad statistics: How not to be misled – with Jennifer Rogers Statistician Jennifer Rogers shows how statistics can help to make better decisions about risky activities. Podcast: Bad statistics: How not to be misled – with Jennifer Rogers Read more
Podcast History of science Physics Podcast: How Peter Higgs proposed the Higgs boson – with Frank Close Frank Close explores the life of Nobel prize-winning scientist Peter Higgs. Podcast: How Peter Higgs proposed the Higgs boson – with Frank Close Read more
