A lecture to be given by Sir Nicholas Green the Rt Hon Lord Justice Green, Former Chairman of the Law Commission for England & Wales (2018 – 2023); Lord Justice … Continue reading Judges, Politics, and the Public: A Judge’s View from Inside Westminster
Sponsored by Loughborough University Dr Afzal Ashraf QCVS, CEng. Visiting Fellow in International Relations and Security, Loughborough University For most living in western societies, extremism is assumed to be an … Continue reading Extremism among us
Sponsored by the Royal Society of Chemistry Professor Saiful Islam FRSC, FIMMM. Professor of Materials Science, University of Oxford The supply of low carbon energy is one of the … Continue reading Green Energy Materials in 3D – Crystal Gazing on the Atomic Scale
Sponsored by De Montfort University Professor Gabriel Egan, Professor of Shakespeare Studies, De Montfort University Shakespeare is often credited with coining many of the familiar words and phrases now … Continue reading Is Shakespeare’s language unlike that of his contemporaries?
Natural History Section Joint Lecture Professor Rosemary Collier, FRES. School of Life Sciences, University of Warwick Synthetic pesticides have been available to farmers and growers since the 1940s and their … Continue reading Managing pest insects without pesticides
Dr Philip Bird PhD, Senior Science Officer DESCYCLE, Research Associate in Mineral Processing Centre for Sustainable Resource Extraction University of Leicester The Geology Section Joint Lecture More information about this … Continue reading Critical Technology Metals and Mining for the Green Transition
The F. L. Attenborough Lecture Dr Mike Rands, BSc, DPhil, DSc. Master Darwin College, and Founding Director, Cambridge Conservation Initiative, University of Cambridge Nature has never been under great … Continue reading Collaborating to conserve the natural world
Joint Lecture with the Museum and Art Gallery Professor Jenny Powell, Director and Barber Professor, The Barber Institute of Fine Arts, University of Birmingham In 1930 a reviewer of an … Continue reading Sculpture and Geology: Modernism, Interdisciplinarity and the Museum Today