In-person / Livestream Talks and shows Brain-inspired computing: What's next? Mon 14 Nov 2022 Yoeri van de Burgt explores organic materials used for brain-inspired systems. Brain-inspired computing: What's next? Read more
In-person Talks and shows Engineering with origami Sat 22 Oct 2022 Discover the surprising uses of origami in science and engineering Engineering with origami Read more
In-person / Livestream Talks and shows Materialising intelligence: Information processing with intelligent matter Mon 03 Oct 2022 Materialising intelligence: Information processing with intelligent matter Read more
In-person Talks and shows Superspy science: The world of James Bond Thu 01 Sep 2022 Discover the science, tech and deaths from the world of James Bond. Superspy science: The world of James Bond Read more
Podcast Technology and engineering Podcast: Handprints on Hubble – with Kathryn D Sullivan Kathryn D Sullivan recounts how the team of astronauts, engineers and flight controllers helped launch, rescue and maintain Podcast: Handprints on Hubble – with Kathryn D Sullivan Read more
Podcast Technology and engineering Podcast: How to design a rollercoaster – with Brendan Walker Brendan Walker explains how he designs rollercoasters to induce thrill, priming our bodies’ innate responses through sounds Podcast: How to design a rollercoaster – with Brendan Walker Read more
Livestream Talks and shows Searching for new physics with low-energy techniques Wed 12 Oct 2022 Learn how nuclear, particle and astrophysics intersect in the search for undiscovered phenomena that would herald new physics. Searching for new physics with low-energy techniques Read more
Blog Technology and engineering The science of extremes: the big, the small and the ugly Explore the exciting science living at opposite ends of the size spectrum. The science of extremes: the big, the small and the ugly Read more
Video Technology and engineering How Batteries Power the Modern World - with Paul Shearing From the battery to the electric motor (which celebrates its 200 year anniversary in 2021), breakthroughs made in previous How Batteries Power the Modern World - with Paul Shearing Read more
Video Technology and engineering What Can Intelligent Materials Do? - with Skylar Tibbits How can we design simple and elegant intelligent materials, that may one day animate and improve themselves? What Can Intelligent Materials Do? - with Skylar Tibbits Read more
