Posts tagged with ‘Science Public Lecture’
Sex, Drugs and Water Inequality
Water is our global currency and we are all water consumers, but what happens to the water we use? How are we managing global challenges that include pharmaceutical drugs, sex hormones, and plastic pollution in our waters?
Tags: pollution, science, Science Public Lecture, science public lecture series, Water, water inequality
From memory to mind uploading
Join Angela Thornton as she explores a hypothetical futuristic world where brains can be emulated, augmented and uploaded.
Tags: brain emulation, Science Public Lecture, supercomputer
Will a Robot take my Job? Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Work
A new industrial revolution is upon us, as intelligent machines take the place of humans across […]
Tags: AI, Science Public Lecture
Mathematical Matters of the Heart
In this lecture, we’ll look at how mathematical models and computer simulations of the heart can help us understand how it works, and how they are being used to predict how new medicines will affect the heart.
Tags: Professor Gary Mirams, Science Public Lecture, science public lecture series
Mending a broken heart: researching cardiovascular disease [Cancelled]
This event, the next in our series of science public lectures will discuss cardiovascular disease and the research being done in this area.
Tags: Cardiovascular, Catrin Rutland, research, Science Public Lecture
Keeping your body clock ticking
This lecture explores circadian rhythms and their affect on the body.
Tags: body clock, circadian rhythms, mitchell masterson, Pharmacy, psychology, Science Public Lecture, science public lecture series
Physics and scuba diving
Part of the Science Public Lecture series, supported by the British Science Association Nottinghamshire Branch
Tags: British Science Association, Dr Richard Campion, Faculty of Science, Science Public Lecture
3D bioprinting: a new tool for making replacement tissues and in vitro models
3D bioprinting has emerged as a new tool for fabricating functional replacement tissues and ultimately organs.
Tags: 3d bioprinting, Faculty of Science, School of Physics and Astronomy, Science Public Lecture, science public lecture series
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.
Tags: British Science Association, charles darwin, Children’s Brain Tumour Research Centre, oncology, School of Chemistry, School of Physics and Astronomy, Science Public Lecture
Bits and bytes: when horses meet computers
Come along to this science public lecture with speakers Dr Mandy Roshier, Assistant Professor, Veterinary Medicine and Science, and Dr Steve North, Research Fellow, Computer Science.
Tags: British Science Association, School of Chemistry, School of Physics and Astronomy, Science Public Lecture