For decades, biology has been dominated by information – the power of genes. Yet there is no difference in informa…
*Watch Online/In person*: The beautiful sine wave turns out to have a huge number of practical applications, from …
How different are the sexes? Is gender uniquely human? Where does gender identity originate? Drawing on decades…
*Watch Online/In person*: What does Natural Prosperity look like? In this lecture we envision a new, more equitabl…
Overactive bladder is more common than diabetes and heart disease combined. It affects over 200 million people wor…
*Watch Online/In Person*: Spinning things are strange. Why does a spinning top stand up? Why doesn't a rolling whe…
Follow an interactive Create-a-Buzz trail and be inspired to create your own bee-friendly garden, meet the Skinny …
*Watch Online/In person*: Early computers were either designed to do one thing or, if they were programmable, they…
*Watch Online/In person*: Professor Katherine Blundell’s lecture explores how can life form in the Universe, and w…
The Melting Technology Committee of the SGT is pleased to announce the return of Furnace Solutions and Training Da…
Watch live online or join us in person at the University of Huddersfield. In the midst of a global climate crisis,…
The average doctoral thesis, containing 80,000 words, would take nine hours to present. Their time limit... three …
Watch live online or in person at the University of Huddersfield campus. Sound plays an important role in mak…
Why not come along to the annual NPL Water Rocket Challenge? See hundreds of rockets made by competitors take to …
Dr Leigh Fleming’s research focuses on the use of precise measurement techniques and engineering principles to imp…
The 16th International Conference on the Physics of Non-Crystalline Solids will be an international forum for disc…
The story of longitude has captivated millions, but who measured latitude? Nick Crane tells the story of the world…
Publication of a new apple story in the Apples & People exhibition programme to coincide with British Science Week…
We’ve long been trying to find a cure for depression. From the ancient Greeks to Freud, and from therapy rooms to …
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