Events

Madagascar appears on the map as an island close to the coast of Africa. However, its Flora and Fauna are unique, and very different from mainland Africa. John Holroyde will explore how this diversity arose and the pressures which are... Continue Reading →

Dhara Patel, National Space Centre Using the largest telescope launched into space, we’ve been surprised at the number of large and mature galaxies observed in the early Universe. The infrared capabilities of the James Webb Space Telescope have allowed astronomers... Continue Reading →

Meera Unnikrishnan, University of Warwick

Octavia Brayley, School of Biosciences, University of Birmingham Imagine a tiny insect tough enough to make a home in Antarctica - one of the coldest, driest, and most extreme places on Earth. Eretmoptera murphyi, a flightless midge accidentally introduced by scientists... Continue Reading →

October's talk will be presented by Mike Frost who is, amongst other things, a member of The Royal Astronomical Society. On February 18th 1737 there was an eclipse of the Sun visible from Warwickshire. It was one of an extraordinary... Continue Reading →

Dr Wing Ying Chow, assistant Professor in the department of Physics at the University of Warwick Ying will discuss Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR), and why people travel from all across the UK to do NMR at Warwick, the extracellular matrix... Continue Reading →

Our March talk will be given by Dr Marie Dunnion, of the University of Birmingham School of Psychology. Most of us have met someone at work who talks a great game – confident, polished, convincing – yet somehow the results... Continue Reading →

Dr Amy Delicate, Qualitative Research Fellow in the College of Medicine and Health at the University of Birmingham When we think about healthcare research, we often think about numbers — statistics that tell us whether a medication works or how... Continue Reading →

Dr Paul Griffiths, Senior Lecturer in Applied Mathematics, Aston University

Practising dentist Hanni Mostafa will be discussing the science behind oral biology and its links to whole body health. Much in the news in recent years, this topic will likely get all our audience self consciously thinking what they should... Continue Reading →