Surveying the Distant Universe

Join us for a talk on Surveying the Distant Universe, given by Professor Omar Almaini from the School of Physics and Astronomy, who will be discussing the recent spectacular findings made by a team of astronomers he led.

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Open-air laboratories: collecting data on our doorstep

The School of Chemistry and School of Physics and Astronomy in association with the British Science Association presents ‘Open-air laboratories: collecting data on our doorstep’ with Dr Sam Pierce.

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Would you like a tour of the newest landmark building on Jubilee?

By now, visitors to the Jubilee Campus may have noticed that the construction work on the […]

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MindTech: Harnessing Technology for Better Mental Health

Join the School of Chemistry and School of Physics and Astronomy in association with the British Science Association for a Science Public Lecture with Dr Jennifer Martin and Dr Michael Craven.

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Why everyone should ‘Ask for Evidence’

In this Science Public Lecture, Dr Imogen Richens, Ask for Evidence Ambassador, discusses the campaign which encourages people to request evidence for claims they come across. Ask for Evidence aims to help you find out whether a product claim, policy statement, newspaper article or advert is backed by scientific evidence.

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The past and future role of organic synthesis in drug discovery

In this Science Public Lecture, Dr David Lathbury, Astute Chemical Development Consultancy, will discuss ‘The past and future role of organic synthesis in drug discovery’.

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Beyond animal use in human biomedical research

Dr Gerry Kenna, Director of FRAME, will speak on the topic of ‘Beyond animal use in human biomedical research’. Part of the Science Public Lecture Series.

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The story (and technology) behind Bloodhound SSC

Join Simon Haydn, Natural Sciences Course Manager, to explore ‘The story (and technology) behind Bloodhound SSC’. Presented by the School of Chemistry and the School of Physics, in association with the British Science Association.

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Towards a Sustainable Future Symposium

Join the School of Chemistry for the ‘Towards a Sustainable Future’ Symposium. With talks from Dr Liam Ball, Dr Laura Torrente-Murciano, Prof Mark Mascal and Prof Peter Wasserscheid.

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It’s easy being a gay scientist

Professor Tom Welton, Dean of the Faculty of Natural Sciences, Imperial College London, presents the lecture ‘It’s easy being a gay scientist’.

Tags: equality and diversity, higher education, LGBT, School of Chemistry, science, sexuality, Tom Welton