Upcoming Events - Public lectures & seminars
International Autism Month Seminar
This event is being offered by the School of Education to celebrate International Autism Month and to raise awareness of the needs of young people on the autism spectrum.
Torn from home: talk from a Holocaust child survivor
The theme for Holocaust Memorial Day this year is “Torn from Home” and encourages audiences to reflect on how the enforced loss of a safe place to call home is part of the trauma faced by anyone experiencing persecution and genocide.
New small satellites standards
Chantal Cappelletti, Assistant Professor University of Nottingham, gives a lecture on ‘new small satellites standards’ from educational tools to advanced applications.
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.
Austerity, anxiety and avoidance: activating reflection and relationships in contemporary practice
The Olive Stevenson Memorial Lecture 2019.
Survival Mandarin – free lunchtime language course
The Nottingham Confucius Institute is offering a free lunchtime language course for staff and students.
From guts to bones and back again: Inaugural lecture by Professor Felicity Rose
This event will be chaired by Professor Kevin Shakesheff, Pro-Vice-Chancellor, Faculty of Science.
Comparative Perspectives on Commercial Contracts, Security Interests and Insolvency
The University of Nottingham Commercial Law Centre will be hosting a seminar on ‘Comparative Perspectives on Commercial Contracts, Security Interests and Insolvency’.
Pride in STEM – Nottingham Out Thinkers
Curious about the science happening on your doorstep? Come meet some of the fabulous local LGBT+ researchers who make it happen.