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Talks on 2026/3/12

09:30 Targeted Protein Degradation tools for novel therapeutic strategies in cancer Dr Catherine Lindon, Dept of Pharmacology Cancer Research UK Cambridge Centre Lectures in Cancer Biology and Medicine
11:30 See Below Hainhan Li, IEEF and Ruiyang Wang, IEEF Institute for Energy and Environmental Flows (IEEF)
12:30 Predicting a Timeline of Risk for Alzheimer’s Disease Deterioration Henry Musto, University of Cambridge Department of Psychiatry & CPFT Thursday Lunchtime Seminar Series
13:00 What triggered the Cambrian Radiation? Rachel Wood, University of Edinburgh Zoology Departmental Seminar Series
13:00 High-performance computing with the Julia language Mosè Giordano - Principal RSE, UCL ARC RSE Seminars
13:00 A Multisymplectic View of Branes Kyungsun Lee (KIAS) Quantum Fields and Strings Seminars
13:00 Modelling chemical reactions on metal surfaces from first-principles Kaifeng Niu, Department of Chemistry Darwin College Science Seminars
13:00 Modelling Marine Snow Aggregation in Upper Ocean Turbulence and Submesoscale Eddies Emma Beniston, DAMTP DAMTP BioLunch
13:30 Caroline Johnson / GGI OfB discussion Isaac Newton Institute Seminar Series
14:00 Remodelling the septin cytoskeleton for cytokinesis in budding yeast Dr Simonetta Piatti from Centre de Recherche en Biologie Cellulaire de Montpellier Genetics Seminar
14:00 Superconducting pairing correlations on a 98-qubit trapped-ion quantum computer Henrik Dreyer (Quantinuum) Theory of Condensed Matter
14:00 Building Word Meanings from Memories and Predictions Jenni Rodd, UCL Chaucer Club
14:00 “To those who knew him best because they loved him most”: Loss, Grief, and Family in British Antarctic exploration, c. 1901-1922 Deb Wood, PhD candidate, Scott Polar Research Institute Scott Polar Research Institute - Polar Humanities and Social Sciences ECR Workshop
14:00 Toward Scalable Neuromorphic Control: From Conductance Modelling to Hierarchical Event-Based Architectures Yongkang Huo, University of Cambridge CUED Control Group Seminars
14:00 Knowledge Exchange Session: Usefulness of partial identification and causal inference methods in the real world Jakob Zeitler (University of Oxford) Isaac Newton Institute Seminar Series
14:30 Group-harmonious labellings of trees Alexey Pokrovskiy (UCL) Combinatorics Seminar
15:00 Formal symbolic models for LLMs: pretraining, evaluation and post-training Prof. Tal Linzen (NYU & Google) Language Technology Lab Seminars
15:00 Against the rising tide: polar climate change and comms in the misinformation era Dr. Ella Gilbert Scott Polar Research Institute - Polar Physical Sciences Seminar
15:00 Convergence Rate of Efficient MCMC with Ancillarity-Sufficiency Interweaving Strategy for Panel Data Models Teruo Nakatsuma, Keio University Cambridge Psychometrics Centre Seminars
15:00 Run Time Reoptimization for Modern Heterogenous Systems George Neville-Neil () Computer Laboratory Systems Research Group Seminar
15:30 Sex as a process Paul E. Griffiths (University of Sydney & Macquarie University) Departmental Seminars in History and Philosophy of Science
16:00 NK cell receptors: on with the old and in with the new Professor Salim Khakoo, Professor of Hepatology, Southampton University Cambridge Immunology Network Seminar Series
16:00 History of science for mathmos 11 Piers Bursill-Hall, University of Cambridge History of mathematics and science
16:00 Black holes and revelations: unseen companions in stellar binaries Kareem El-Badry, Assistant Professor of Astronomy at the California Institute of Technology The Eddington Lectures
16:00 Kirk Public Lecture: The Ocean of Numbers: How India Shaped the Way We Calculate Clemency Montelle (University of Canterbury, NZ) Isaac Newton Institute Seminar Series
16:00 Chance, Necessity, and Cause surrounding the Origin, Evolution, and Nature of Life Eric Smith (Santa Fe Institute) LCLU Coffee Meetings
16:30 The role of Random Matrix Theory for the optimization algorithms of Machine Learning Gérard Ben Arous (Courant) Peter Whittle Lecture
17:00 The long-term financial trajectory of Ottoman foundations (Waqfs): A political economy perspective Pinar Ceylan, Cambridge and Christopher Markiewicz, Ghent Early Modern Economic and Social History Seminars
18:45 Seed Testing, its History and Links with Cambridge Pam Butler Cambridge Natural History Society
19:00 Gauge Theories from the 11th Dimension Prof. Neil Lambert (KCL) Cambridge University Physics Society (CUPS) 2025-2026 Talks

📅 Talks on Thursday, 12 March 2026

09:30

Targeted Protein Degradation tools for novel therapeutic strategies in cancer

👤 Dr Catherine Lindon, Dept of Pharmacology 📚 Cancer Research UK Cambridge Centre Lectures in Cancer Biology and Medicine 📍 Theo Chalmers Lecture Theatre (LT2) School of Clinical Medicine

11:30

See Below

👤 Hainhan Li, IEEF and Ruiyang Wang, IEEF 📚 Institute for Energy and Environmental Flows (IEEF) 📍 Open Plan Area, Institute for Energy and Environmental Flows, Madingley Rise CB3 0EZ

12:30

Predicting a Timeline of Risk for Alzheimer’s Disease Deterioration

👤 Henry Musto, University of Cambridge 📚 Department of Psychiatry & CPFT Thursday Lunchtime Seminar Series 📍 Online via zoom

13:00

What triggered the Cambrian Radiation?

👤 Rachel Wood, University of Edinburgh 📚 Zoology Departmental Seminar Series 📍 Part II Lecture Theatre, Department of Zoology

13:00

High-performance computing with the Julia language

👤 Mosè Giordano - Principal RSE, UCL ARC 📚 RSE Seminars 📍 Room C, West Hub

13:00

A Multisymplectic View of Branes

👤 Kyungsun Lee (KIAS) 📚 Quantum Fields and Strings Seminars 📍 Potter room

13:00

Modelling chemical reactions on metal surfaces from first-principles

👤 Kaifeng Niu, Department of Chemistry 📚 Darwin College Science Seminars 📍 Richard King room, Darwin College

13:00

Modelling Marine Snow Aggregation in Upper Ocean Turbulence and Submesoscale Eddies

👤 Emma Beniston, DAMTP 📚 DAMTP BioLunch 📍 MR13, Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Wilberforce Road, Cambridge

13:30

Caroline Johnson / GGI OfB discussion

👤 📚 Isaac Newton Institute Seminar Series 📍 Telecommunications Room

14:00

Remodelling the septin cytoskeleton for cytokinesis in budding yeast

👤 Dr Simonetta Piatti from Centre de Recherche en Biologie Cellulaire de Montpellier 📚 Genetics Seminar 📍 Biffen Lecture theatre and Zoom

14:00

Superconducting pairing correlations on a 98-qubit trapped-ion quantum computer

👤 Henrik Dreyer (Quantinuum) 📚 Theory of Condensed Matter 📍 Seminar Room 3, RDC

14:00

Building Word Meanings from Memories and Predictions

👤 Jenni Rodd, UCL 📚 Chaucer Club 📍 MRC Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit, 15 Chaucer Road, Cambridge - Lecture Theatre

14:00

“To those who knew him best because they loved him most”: Loss, Grief, and Family in British Antarctic exploration, c. 1901-1922

👤 Deb Wood, PhD candidate, Scott Polar Research Institute 📚 Scott Polar Research Institute - Polar Humanities and Social Sciences ECR Workshop 📍 Hybrid: Seminar room, SPRI & Zoom - email organiser for details

14:00

Toward Scalable Neuromorphic Control: From Conductance Modelling to Hierarchical Event-Based Architectures

👤 Yongkang Huo, University of Cambridge 📚 CUED Control Group Seminars 📍 LR3A, Department of Engineering

14:00

Knowledge Exchange Session: Usefulness of partial identification and causal inference methods in the real world

👤 Jakob Zeitler (University of Oxford) 📚 Isaac Newton Institute Seminar Series 📍 Seminar Room 2, Newton Institute

14:30

Group-harmonious labellings of trees

👤 Alexey Pokrovskiy (UCL) 📚 Combinatorics Seminar 📍 MR13 (EL.05)

15:00

Formal symbolic models for LLMs: pretraining, evaluation and post-training

👤 Prof. Tal Linzen (NYU & Google) 📚 Language Technology Lab Seminars 📍 https://cam-ac-uk.zoom.us/j/86890624365?pwd=oYGWpY7d5r3JOaUCaJXTD0sRECFxab.1

15:00

Against the rising tide: polar climate change and comms in the misinformation era

👤 Dr. Ella Gilbert 📚 Scott Polar Research Institute - Polar Physical Sciences Seminar 📍 Scott Polar Research Institute

15:00

Convergence Rate of Efficient MCMC with Ancillarity-Sufficiency Interweaving Strategy for Panel Data Models

👤 Teruo Nakatsuma, Keio University 📚 Cambridge Psychometrics Centre Seminars 📍 S3.04, Simon Sainsbury Centre, Cambridge Judge Business School

15:00

Run Time Reoptimization for Modern Heterogenous Systems

👤 George Neville-Neil () 📚 Computer Laboratory Systems Research Group Seminar 📍 Computer Lab, SS03

15:30

Sex as a process

👤 Paul E. Griffiths (University of Sydney & Macquarie University) 📚 Departmental Seminars in History and Philosophy of Science 📍 Hopkinson Lecture Theatre, New Museums Site

16:00

NK cell receptors: on with the old and in with the new

👤 Professor Salim Khakoo, Professor of Hepatology, Southampton University 📚 Cambridge Immunology Network Seminar Series 📍 Lecture Theatre, Jeffrey Cheah Biomedical Centre, Cambridge Biomedical Campus

16:00

History of science for mathmos 11

👤 Piers Bursill-Hall, University of Cambridge 📚 History of mathematics and science 📍 17 Mill Lane, Seminar Room A

16:00

Black holes and revelations: unseen companions in stellar binaries

👤 Kareem El-Badry, Assistant Professor of Astronomy at the California Institute of Technology 📚 The Eddington Lectures 📍 Hoyle Lecture Theatre, IoA (tea at 3:30 pm)

16:00

Kirk Public Lecture: The Ocean of Numbers: How India Shaped the Way We Calculate

👤 Clemency Montelle (University of Canterbury, NZ) 📚 Isaac Newton Institute Seminar Series 📍 Seminar Room 1, Newton Institute

16:00

Chance, Necessity, and Cause surrounding the Origin, Evolution, and Nature of Life

👤 Eric Smith (Santa Fe Institute) 📚 LCLU Coffee Meetings 📍 Battcock, Room F17

16:30

The role of Random Matrix Theory for the optimization algorithms of Machine Learning

👤 Gérard Ben Arous (Courant) 📚 Peter Whittle Lecture 📍 Centre for Mathematical Sciences MR2

17:00

The long-term financial trajectory of Ottoman foundations (Waqfs): A political economy perspective

👤 Pinar Ceylan, Cambridge and Christopher Markiewicz, Ghent 📚 Early Modern Economic and Social History Seminars 📍 Erasmus room, Queens' College

18:45

Seed Testing, its History and Links with Cambridge

👤 Pam Butler 📚 Cambridge Natural History Society 📍 Main Seminar Room (First Floor) David Attenborough Building, University of Cambridge Pembroke St, Cambridge CB2 3QZ

19:00

Gauge Theories from the 11th Dimension

👤 Prof. Neil Lambert (KCL) 📚 Cambridge University Physics Society (CUPS) 2025-2026 Talks 📍 Wolfson Lecture Theatre Yusuf Hamied Department of Chemistry

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📅 Talks on Thursday, 12 March 2026

Targeted Protein Degradation tools for novel therapeutic strategies in cancer

See Below

Predicting a Timeline of Risk for Alzheimer’s Disease Deterioration

What triggered the Cambrian Radiation?

High-performance computing with the Julia language

A Multisymplectic View of Branes

Modelling chemical reactions on metal surfaces from first-principles

Modelling Marine Snow Aggregation in Upper Ocean Turbulence and Submesoscale Eddies

Caroline Johnson / GGI OfB discussion

Remodelling the septin cytoskeleton for cytokinesis in budding yeast

Superconducting pairing correlations on a 98-qubit trapped-ion quantum computer

Building Word Meanings from Memories and Predictions

“To those who knew him best because they loved him most”: Loss, Grief, and Family in British Antarctic exploration, c. 1901-1922

Toward Scalable Neuromorphic Control: From Conductance Modelling to Hierarchical Event-Based Architectures

Knowledge Exchange Session: Usefulness of partial identification and causal inference methods in the real world

Group-harmonious labellings of trees

Formal symbolic models for LLMs: pretraining, evaluation and post-training

Against the rising tide: polar climate change and comms in the misinformation era

Convergence Rate of Efficient MCMC with Ancillarity-Sufficiency Interweaving Strategy for Panel Data Models

Run Time Reoptimization for Modern Heterogenous Systems

Sex as a process

NK cell receptors: on with the old and in with the new

History of science for mathmos 11

Black holes and revelations: unseen companions in stellar binaries

Kirk Public Lecture: The Ocean of Numbers: How India Shaped the Way We Calculate

Chance, Necessity, and Cause surrounding the Origin, Evolution, and Nature of Life

The role of Random Matrix Theory for the optimization algorithms of Machine Learning

The long-term financial trajectory of Ottoman foundations (Waqfs): A political economy perspective

Seed Testing, its History and Links with Cambridge

Gauge Theories from the 11th Dimension