In-person Talks and shows How to image the heart Sat 05 Aug 2023 We can hear and feel our hearts with no trouble. But how can we see them? How to image the heart Book now
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In-person Talks and shows An introduction to cosmic inflation Thu 13 Jul 2023 The big bang is known as the origin of our universe. But what came before? An introduction to cosmic inflation Book now
In-person Talks and shows ExpeRience: A murder mystery Wed 12 Jul 2023 Join us at the Ri's very own murder mystery. Will you be the one to discover whodunnit? ExpeRience: A murder mystery Book now
In-person Talks and shows How to expect the unexpected Thu 06 Jul 2023 Making predictions is an essential part of our lives. How can we overcome biology to make sure we get them right? How to expect the unexpected Book now
In-person Talks and shows Scientific applications of virtual reality Wed 02 Aug 2023 Sylvia Xueni Pan explores the potential of virtual reality. Scientific applications of virtual reality Book now
In-person / Livestream Discourses Discourse: Charting the evolution of the Universe Thu 29 Jun 2023 Renowned cosmologist Brian Keating unravels the mysteries of the Universe. Discourse: Charting the evolution of the Universe Book now
In-person Talks and shows The secret superpowers of the seabed Fri 23 Jun 2023 Discover what lies at the bottom of the ocean and whether wind might take us to net zero. The secret superpowers of the seabed Book now
In-person Talks and shows Sentience: The mystery of consciousness Wed 21 Jun 2023 Neuropyschologist Nicholas Humphrey explores the mysteries of human (and non-human) consciousness. Sentience: The mystery of consciousness Book now
In-person Talks and shows Navigating the world with maths Tue 20 Jun 2023 Mathematical models are one of the cornerstones of our society. But what happens when they're wrong? Navigating the world with maths Book now
