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COOKIES: This site uses Google Analytics Cookies for performance monitoring. Search for a talk, series, speaker or venueAll of Today's Talks | Browse by Date | Recently AddedFeatured listsFeatured talksMonday 21 January
Tour of the recently re-opened University Museum of Zoology and an insider's guide to natural history museumsJack Ashby (Museum of Zoology, Cambridge) Wednesday 23 January
The Journey of Human Early Development: from Gametes to Embryos and the Germline SpecificationDr. Marta Shahbazi (PDN) & Dr. Naoko Irie (Gurdon) Friday 25 January
The rise of machine learning and its relevance for the natural sciencesRyan-Rhys Griffiths, Wolfson College Monday 28 January
Advijsen, old and new: the life span of VOC natural-historical information within the Dutch East IndiesGenie Yoo (Princeton University) 
G I TAYLOR LECTURE - Fluctuations in the life of a cell: maintaining order amidst disorderProfessor Vikram Deshpande, Department of Engineering Tuesday 29 JanuaryFriday 01 FebruaryMonday 04 February
Printing, publishing and circulating books across Joseph Banks's empireEdwin Rose (Department of History and Philosophy of Science) Tuesday 05 FebruaryWednesday 06 February
HONORARY FELLOWS LECTURE - The Fuel of LifeProfessor Sir John E Walker FRS FMedSci,Nobel Laureate in Chemistry, Medical Research Council, Mitochondrial Biology Unit Friday 08 FebruaryMonday 11 February
Georg Joseph Kamel (1661–1706): natural knowledge in transit between the Philippines and EuropeSebestian Kroupa (Department of History and Philosophy of Science) Tuesday 12 FebruaryFriday 15 February
Appearance and Physical RealityProfessor Carlo Rovelli, International Centre for Theoretical Physics
Finding the right path: How do multidomain proteins avoid misfolding, and how can women avoid the pitfalls in their scientific career paths?Professor Jane Clarke, FRS, President of Wolfson College, Cambridge Monday 18 February
Students, tourists and farmers: the publics of botanic gardens in the 18th centuryElena Romero-Passerin (University of St Andrews) Friday 22 FebruaryMonday 25 February
Building knowledge of the natural world: the historical and contemporary contributions of citizen science within the UKJohn Tweddle (Natural History Museum, London)
A V HILL LECTURE - Cardiac Arrest: From Genes to Mechanisms to MindA V HILL LECTURE - Professor Pier Lambiase FRCP FHRS, Professor of Cardiology, UCL, London and St Barts London Tuesday 26 FebruaryFriday 01 MarchMonday 04 March
The 'dye herbarium': capturing colour in botanical collectionsAnna Svensson (KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm) 
How did we get here? Reconstructing the genome of our ancient vertebrate ancestorProf. Aoife McLysaght, Trinity College, University of Dublin Tuesday 05 MarchFriday 08 MarchMonday 11 March
Meeting nature halfway: Georg Forster, mining, and the aesthetics of artificePatrick Anthony (Vanderbilt University) Friday 15 March
Transformation and mind: Using science to fight mental illness.Professor Peter Jones (Department of Psychiatry) Monday 18 MarchWednesday 20 MarchThursday 21 MarchFriday 22 March
Transformation of life: How behaviour shapes evolution.Professor Rebecca Kilner, Department of Zoology Friday 03 May
There be monsters: adaptations in Antarctic marine animalsProfessor Lloyd Peck, British Antarctic Survey Friday 10 MayFriday 17 MayFriday 31 May |
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