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Scott Lecture I : Controlling and Exploring Quantum Matter using Ultracold Atoms in Optical LatticesProfessor Immanuel Bloch, Max Planck Institute of Quantum Optics, Garching 
Manipulating light at the nanoscale with plasmonicsDr Emilie Ringe Department of Material Science and Metallurgy and Department of Earth Sciences Wednesday 24 October
Scott Lecture II : Realizing and Probing Topological Matter using Ultracold Quantum GasesProfessor Immanuel Bloch, Max Planck Institute of Quantum Optics, Garching Friday 26 October
Scott Lecture III : Beyond Statistical Mechanics - Probing Quantum Matter out of EquilibriumProfessor Immanuel Bloch, Max Planck Institute of Quantum Optics, Garching Monday 29 October
Elite paternalism and exotic drug demand in early modern France: the case of the Marquis de Louvois and quinquina, circa 1685Justin Rivest (Faculty of History) Tuesday 30 OctoberFriday 02 November
In-Network Computing: Your network just got a lot smarterDr Noa Zilberman, Department of Computer Science and Technology Monday 05 November
The Curious Martin Folkes (1690–1754): sociability and collecting in the mid-18th centuryMartha Homfray-Cooper (Faculty of History)
Antibiotics from Darwin’s chemistry setProfessor Peter Leadlay FRS, Emeritus Herchel Smith Professor of Biochemistry, Department of Biochemistry Tuesday 06 NovemberThursday 08 NovemberFriday 09 November
Unraveling the hidden microbial world of the river Cam.Lara Urban, European Bioinformatics Institute Monday 12 November
Mountains, rivers and forests: the colonial mapping of southeast Asia, between observation and vernacular cartography in the 19th centuryMarie de Rugy (Faculty of History) Friday 16 November
Future developments in healthcare – does cancer lead the way?Professor Sir Leszek Borysiewicz, Cancer Research UK Monday 19 November
Isaac Van Amburgh the lion tamer: spectacle, education and natural history in Britain, 1825–1872Oscar Kent-Egan (Department of History and Philosophy of Science)
The combinatorics of spagetti hoopsProfessor Simon Tavaré FRS FMedSci, Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics and Cancer Research UK Cambridge Institute Tuesday 20 NovemberFriday 23 November
From nuclear transfer to prospects for cell replacement therapy: The origins and future of pluripotency and cellular reprogrammingProfessor Sir John Gurdon, The Gurdon Institute Monday 26 November
Plant protection in France and Germany from the 1930s to the 1950s: the case of the Colorado potato beetleMargot Lyautey (EHESS, Paris/Tübingen) Tuesday 27 NovemberFriday 30 November
From blood to genomic variants: deciphering the genome of patients with rare disordersDr Karyn Megy Department of Haematology, Wolfson College Friday 07 DecemberFriday 18 JanuaryMonday 21 JanuaryFriday 25 JanuaryFriday 01 FebruaryFriday 08 FebruaryFriday 15 February
Appearance and Physical RealityProfessor Carlo Rovelli, International Centre for Theoretical Physics Friday 22 FebruaryFriday 01 MarchFriday 08 MarchThursday 21 MarchFriday 22 March |
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