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Cambridge Public Policy Lecture: Rt Hon Vince Cable, MPRt Hon Vince Cable, MP, Secretary of State for Business, Innovation and Skills and President of the Board of Trade Friday 25 AprilMonday 28 AprilTuesday 29 AprilWednesday 30 AprilFriday 02 MayDame Barbara Stocking: Humanitarianism, health and health careDame Barbara Stocking, President of Murray Edwards College Monday 05 May
Between universalism and regionalism: Nakai Takenoshin's research on colonial Korean plants and Japanese universal systematicsLee Jung (Needham Research Institute) 
Scott Lecture I : Juggling with photons in a box and raising Schrödinger cats of radiationProfessor Serge Haroche, College de Franceand and Ecole Normale Supérieure, Paris 
Tunnelling Under Cities, Advances in Research and PracticeProfessor Robert Mair, Department of Engineering, University of Cambridge Tuesday 06 MayThe Power and Peril of Narrative: Policy-relevant research using the British Birth cohort studiesProfessor Jane Elliott Wednesday 07 May
Scott Lecture II : Counting and controlling photons non-destructively.Professor Serge Haroche, Collège de France and Ecole Normale Supérieure, Paris Thursday 08 May
Twilight of the Scientific AgeDr Martín López Corredoira (Institute of Astrophysics of the Canary Islands) Friday 09 May
Scott Lecture III : Rydberg atoms in interaction : a new kind of quantum matter.Professor Serge Haroche, College de France and Ecole Normale Supérieure, Paris 
An Enlightenment tradition of characterising and caricaturing science and scientists: why words (and nerds) matter.Dr Jenny Mander (Department of French, University of Cambridge) Monday 12 May
Studied enchantment: the conjectural method in late Victorian scholarshipMimi Winick (Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey) Wednesday 14 May
Henslow Fellows Lectures - Resolving the early record of animal evolution: Insights from the enigmatic Ediacaran BiotaDr Alexander Liu, Department of Earth Sciences
The Henslow Fellow Lectures - Use of random matricesDr Stephanie Jacquot, formerly of the Statistical Laboratory, Centre for Mathematical Sciences Thursday 15 MayMonday 19 May
Apollonian vision and polar projections: some reflections on cosmography, instruments and empireMichael Bravo (Scott Polar Research Institute)
Molecular Gastronomy, The Science of Taste and FlavourProfessor Peter Barham, School of Physics, University of Bristol Friday 23 May
Inclusive Human Computer Interaction - from Indian farmers to Eurofighter Typhoon pilotsDr. Pradipta Biswas, Engineering Design Centre Monday 26 May
The sources of Charles Darwin's work on animal reasoningFrancis Neary (Department of History and Philosophy of Science) Monday 02 June
Industrial pollution and politics in France: the great shift, 1750–1830Thomas le Roux (Maison Française d'Oxford)
Stuff Matters, Why public workshops are more important than public librariesProfessor Mark Miodownik, Director, Institute of Making, University College London Thursday 05 June
Private evening tour of Cambridge University Botanic GardenGuides from the Friends of the Botanic Garden Monday 09 June
CUEN Annual Energy Conference: Gas - An (Un)Conventional Pathway towards our Energy Future?12 speakers from academia, policy and industry Friday 13 JuneMonday 16 JuneThursday 19 June
Building Stones of Cambridge: A walking tour around the historic city centreDr Nigel Woodcock, Department of Earth Sciences, Cambridge
Building Stones of Cambridge: A walking tour around the historic city centreDr Nigel Woodcock, Department of Earth Sciences, Cambridge Thursday 03 JulyThursday 11 SeptemberMonday 13 October
LARMOR LECTURE - Title to be confirmedProfessor Leslie Valiant FRS, Professor of Computer Science and Mathematics, Harvard USA Wednesday 22 OctoberHow governing has become harder-- the increasing external, and self-imposed constraints on governmentsThe Rt Hon Peter Riddell CBE Monday 27 OctoberThursday 06 November
As if by Magic...... Spectacular Chemistry Demonstration LectureDr Andrew Szydlo (Highgate School, London) |
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