The First Cut

An exhibition at the Lakeside Arts Centre is showcasing the stunning work of artists working with paper.

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Tags: Djanogly Art Gallery, The First Cut: Paper at the Cutting Edge

Live Longer – Give Up Sex

Professor Lord Robert Winston is speaking as part of the Society for Reproduction and Fertility Sex in Three Cities lectures.

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Tags: Emeritus Professor of Fertility Studies, Imperial College London, Institute of Reproductive and Developmental Biology, Live Longer — Give up Sex, Professor Lord Robert Winston, Professor of Science and Society, Sex in Three Cities, Society for Reproduction and Fertility

Campus geology walk

A guided walk around University Park’s geological highlights.

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Tags: Friends of University Park, Geology Walk: Rock Around the Campus, Gerry Shaw

Brain Matters

Brain Matters is an interactive community event for all ages marking the end of Brain Awareness Week.

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Tags: Brain Awareness Week, Brain Matters, InflatiBrain, Professor Colin Blakemore, The Brain Tumour Charity

Poverty and human rights

Baroness Ruth Lister, CBE, will lead discussions on whether the human rights agenda can be used to tackle poverty.

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Michelle Stuart: Drawn from Nature

This American artist is inspired by nature to create huge drawings using unconventional media.

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Chinese New Year celebrations

Celebrate the Year of the Snake with the Lakeside Arts Centre.

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WATER! Pipes, Pumps and Drains in The University of Nottingham’s Water Archives

An in-depth look at Nottinghamshire’s history.

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Archaeology NOW Unknown, Virtually: Nottingham’s Sandstones Caves

How the Nottingham Caves Survey is bringing the city’s man-made sandstone caves to a new virtual audience

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In Situ

Until Sunday 27 January at the Angear Visitor Centre, Lakeside Arts Centre, University Park. The centre […]

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