British Science Association Media Fellowship Scheme – apply now

The University of Nottingham is offering a funded placement on the British Science Association’s Media Fellowship […]

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How expectations about the world structure our perception

When we perceive the world, our subjective perception is always the result of the integration of signals from the eyes, ears, or other sensory organs and stored memories as well as expectations about the future.

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British Science Association Media Fellowship Scheme — entries for 2018 are open

Entries are now open for a University funded Fellowship from the British Science Association Media Fellowship […]

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Can breathing scar your lungs?

A lecture by Professor Gisli Jenkins, Professor of Experimental Medicine, Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences.

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Influenza: a century of challenges from an ever-evolving enemy

A talk by Dr Louise Lansbury, presented by the School of Chemistry and School of Physics and Astronomy in association with the British Science Association.

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Physics and scuba diving

Part of the Science Public Lecture series, supported by the British Science Association Nottinghamshire Branch

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3D X-ray vision: measuring the hidden structure of biomaterials using X-ray computed tomography

A lecture presented by the School of Chemistry and School of Physics and Astronomy, in association with the British Science Association.

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Darwin’s oncology legacy

Join us for a lecture on Darwin’s oncology legacy, given by Dr. Ruman Rahman, Assistant Professor, Children’s Brain Tumour Research Centre at the University of Nottingham.

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I can see what you hear

Presented by the School of Chemistry and School of Physics and Astronomy in association with the British Science Association with Dr Rebecca Dewey.

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When the Uncertainty Principle goes up to 11

Join us for quantum physics explained in rock with Professor Philip Moriarty.

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