In-person / Livestream Talks and shows The imagination machine: Revisiting creativity Wed 08 Feb 2023 Martin Reeves explains how a misunderstanding of what imagination is has been holding us back. The imagination machine: Revisiting creativity Book now
In-person / Livestream Discourses DNA family secrets: genetics, genealogy and forensics (Discourse) Thu 26 Jan 2023 Explore the rise in the use of DNA in genealogy and forensics. DNA family secrets: genetics, genealogy and forensics (Discourse) Book now
In-person / Livestream Discourses How geometry created modern physics (Discourse) Fri 24 Feb 2023 How geometry created modern physics (Discourse) Book now
In-person An introduction to mathematical intelligence (short course) Mon 23 Jan 2023 - Mon 27 Feb 2023 Dr Junaid Mubeen presents a six part introduction to the world of Mathematical Intelligence. An introduction to mathematical intelligence (short course) Book now
In-person Talks and shows Supernova science: Destruction in the stars Tue 11 Apr 2023 Learn more about the destruction of massive stars. Supernova science: Destruction in the stars Book now
In-person Talks and shows Metabolites: The key to treating Alzheimer’s? Mon 24 Apr 2023 Delve into research on metabolite homeostasis and its potential implications on neurodegenerative diseases. Metabolites: The key to treating Alzheimer’s? Book now
In-person Talks and shows The dark energy of Einstein’s aftermath Tue 25 Apr 2023 Uncover how future cosmological surveys will map the vast cosmic web of galaxies on scales so far only envisaged in computer The dark energy of Einstein’s aftermath Book now
In-person Talks and shows At the limits of astrophysics Thu 23 Mar 2023 Explore the exotic possibilities and physics of astrophysical objects, including wormholes and warp drives. At the limits of astrophysics Book now
In-person Talks and shows A molecular tale: What your fingerprints say Tue 07 Feb 2023 Join Simona Francese as she explores pioneering research into Matrix Assisted Laser Desorption Ionisation Mass Spectrometry A molecular tale: What your fingerprints say Book now
In-person Talks and shows Neofossils: Can plastics capture CO2? Tue 31 Jan 2023 The news is full of the evils of plastic. But plastic can’t be evil, it’s inanimate. It’s plastic abuse that is morally wrong. Neofossils: Can plastics capture CO2? Book now
