Ben Evans

London Lectures

Feed of lectures in London, UK sources from various academic institutions, particularly institutions with interests in Artificial Intelligence and Conservation.

Friday
May
3
09:30
The 2nd Machine Learning for Quantum Matter Workshop
Imperial College London
10:00
PFDC writing session
Imperial College London
14:00
Eric Lauga
Imperial College London
15:00
Particle Cosmology Seminar
Imperial College London
18:00
The future of fusion
The Royal Institution (Ri)
Creating a sustainable growth strategy for India
London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
Saturday
May
4
09:30
USA | Boston | Offer Holders
Imperial College London
11:30
Life Sciences class of 1984 reunion
Imperial College London
17:30
Canada | Toronto | Offer Holders
Imperial College London
18:00
The chemistry of Star Wars
The Royal Institution (Ri)
Sunday
May
5
10:30
Canada | Toronto | 121 Chats
Imperial College London
Tuesday
May
7
13:00
Intersectional approaches to peace and security
London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
15:00
How AI-Adjudication might Erode Law as a Site of Moral Perceptual Progress
King's College London
Linda Martín Alcoff Part One, “Extractivism as a Model for Modern Epistemology”
Goldsmiths, University of London
17:00
Performance Research Forum presents Dr Andrew Cummings
Goldsmiths, University of London
17:30
Book Launch: Getting Over New Labour
Queen Mary University of London
18:00
Weaving Knowledge: Screening
Birkbeck, University of London
Breaking Kayfabe
Birkbeck, University of London
The Next Fifty Years of Tech
Gresham College
18:30
Human rights: the case for the defence
London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
Wednesday
May
8
00:00
Intersectionality in Inclusion Health: Why Does Gender Matter?
University College London (UCL)
12:30
Brunel Placement Information Session
Brunel University London
14:00
AI and Physics - An Equal Partnership
Brunel University London
Linda Martín Alcoff – Part Two, “Imperial Museums”
Goldsmiths, University of London
16:00
TCRU/Coram joint annual lecture - Welfare inequalities: An existential challenge for social work?
University College London (UCL)
17:30
Peter Thomas: How to restore trust in politics
Brunel University London
Giacinta Cestone Inaugural Lecture: "How finance shapes product market rivalry"
City, University of London
18:00
Reading Backwards and Forwards
Birkbeck, University of London
A Living Almanac
Birkbeck, University of London
Inaugural lecture with Professor Paul James Cardwell
King's College London
Evolution Tomorrow and Beyond
Gresham College
Perceptions, mindsets and beliefs shaping policy views
London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
18:30
From the era of anxiety to the age of aspiration
Royal Society for the encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce
19:30
Cursed Objects Live Podcast
Birkbeck, University of London
Thursday
May
9
09:00
Remembering John Smith: His Legacy and Lessons for Labour, 30 Years On
Queen Mary University of London
11:45
Digital Lives Monthly Seminar with Dr Xumeng Xie (including Lunch)
Queen Mary University of London
14:00
Book Talk | "Digital Parenting Burdens in China" by Professor Sun Sun Lim
Goldsmiths, University of London
15:00
The Vegetarian Commune in Proslav (Plovdiv) and the Tolstoyan Communities in Bulgaria
Queen Mary University of London
15:30
Renaissance Bodies
Birkbeck, University of London
16:00
Bernal Lecture 2024
Birkbeck, University of London
17:00
Hybrid | Race, Legal Form and the Labour Contract
University College London (UCL)
17:30
Professor Matthew Grubb - Inaugural Lecture
King's College London
18:00
Centre For British Political Life Annual Lecture: AI and the Future of British Political Campaigning
Birkbeck, University of London
The silver empire: how Germany created its first common currency
London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
18:30
The bankers' new clothes: what's wrong with banking and what to do about it
London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
Talking embryos: changing public perceptions of embryo research
Royal Society
19:30
BBC Writers Masterclass with Simon Nelson
Birkbeck, University of London
Friday
May
10
12:00
Agenda setting workshop for UK interdisciplinary research in digital identity
The Alan Turing Institute
13:00
New histories of the League of Nations
Birkbeck, University of London
18:00
Travel Medieval and Early Modern: a Masterclass
Birkbeck, University of London
Bring Your Own Victorian Objects
Birkbeck, University of London
Ukranian New Drama
Birkbeck, University of London
How Good is News for Democracy? Interactive Workshop
Birkbeck, University of London
SOLD OUT - Wormholes and Hollywood
The Royal Institution (Ri)
Monday
May
13
09:00
Data Study Group - May 2024
The Alan Turing Institute
13:00
Growth: a reckoning
Royal Society for the encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce
15:00
Innovating Together: Launching Brunel’s New User Groups
Brunel University London
The Repeating Island? Racial Diversity in Young Adult Publishing
Goldsmiths, University of London
16:00
The Scent of a Species | Playing Sherlock in Nature
Pint of Science
17:00
How to grow a human brain
Pint of Science
Making sense of your senses
Pint of Science
Neurodegeneration: chasing causes and therapies
Pint of Science
17:30
Fighting back against ageing and cancer
Pint of Science
Not in vein! Studying the heart and detecting diseases using maths and engineering
Pint of Science
Levelling the playing field against disease: Therapies of the future
Pint of Science
Mindscapes and machines: How our brains shape our world
Pint of Science
Voyage within: Navigating the brain and its memories
Pint of Science
Lost connections: Unravelling the mysteries of brain disease
Pint of Science
Life in a petri-dish: From cell to organism
Pint of Science
Heartfelt futures: Using cardiology and genetics to predict future illness
Pint of Science
Diseases... in a dish!
Pint of Science
An evening with astronaut Michael Foale - London
Pint of Science
Monitoring our planets: Unveiling the Earths' secrets & Worlds Beyond
Pint of Science
Help! The Earth is on fire
Pint of Science
The Climate Puzzle
Pint of Science
Life on Mars
Pint of Science
The Longevity Pub Quiz Sandwich
Pint of Science
Fish are Friends, not (just) Food
Pint of Science
Hydrogen horizons: Learning from nature to develop fuels of the future
Pint of Science
Eclipsing Threats: AI data poisoning and planetary atmospheres
Pint of Science
17:45
AI Safety and You
Pint of Science
18:00
The global origins of science
The Royal Institution (Ri)
To infinity and beyond
Pint of Science
You can't see me (but microscopes can)
Pint of Science
Particle-ly interesting
Pint of Science
Love You to Death: Medieval Compassion Meets the Philosophy of Dying
Pint of Science
Travelling Tales of Technological Transformation from Abroad
Pint of Science
More than just guinea pigs: public involvement in research
Pint of Science
From FOMO to Faux Meat: Navigating the Modern Consumer Landscape
Pint of Science
Brushstrokes & Barrels: Exploring Artistic Entrepreneurship and Whisky Quality
Pint of Science
Career Biases and Financial Disclosures: Navigating Perception and Uncertainty
Pint of Science
Artificial Intelligence: More than just ChatGPT
Pint of Science
The Next Generation of Materials
Pint of Science
From skin to the eye, how technology is shaping modern medicine
Pint of Science
How our bodies shape our mind
Pint of Science
A trip into the science of psychedelics
Pint of Science
Defeating Dementia: From Microscopes to Music
Pint of Science
Eye Spy
Pint of Science
Cell-ebrating our cells
Pint of Science
Inside Out
Pint of Science
From the environment to exercise: influencing mental health and wellbeing
Pint of Science
Who Runs the World?
Pint of Science
Heart troubles
Pint of Science
This is going to hurt!
Pint of Science
How to build a body: Replacing animal research
Pint of Science
Reading Your Mind- Expressions & First Impressions
Pint of Science
Healing The Mind- Innovations In Brain Therapies
Pint of Science
Mind Over Misdemeanour- Psychology of Offenders
Pint of Science
Near, Far, Wherever Your Data Are
Pint of Science
Liquid Landscapes: I knew you were trouble when you flowed in!
Pint of Science
Building (Dys)Utopia: Urban dreams in the dust?
Pint of Science
Hypnosis & Delirium
Pint of Science
Cheating death: gene therapies, telomeres, and immunity!
Pint of Science
Get your blood pumping!
Pint of Science
Where did we come from?
Pint of Science
Ch-ch-changes
Pint of Science
Rawrsome Blasts!
Pint of Science
Stars, Stripes, and Insights: Exploring US Politics and Democracy
Pint of Science
Environmental imaginaries, story-telling and the politics of changing perspectives
Pint of Science
The Politics of Hunger and Borders: Stories from Gaza and Afghanistan
Pint of Science
Altered Realities Through Psychedelics
Pint of Science
Taste of Tomorrow: Lab-Grown Meat & Child-Friendly Medicines
Pint of Science
Clockwork Ducks & AI Mind Tricks
Pint of Science
Touching Tomorrow: Robotic Touch & Safer Cancer Radiotherapy
Pint of Science
18:30
Are universities creating a new political divide?
London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
Tuesday
May
14
13:00
Sustainable Innovation and Digitalisation Workshop (CIMR debates in Public Policy)
Birkbeck, University of London
Common missteps in designing gender equality initiatives - and how to avoid them
King's College London
Action in Autism: How Moving Lampposts from Human Eyes to Computer Vision Can Help Address Heterogeneity and Improve Clinical Care
King's College London
How to Prove 1=0, And Other Maths Illusions
Gresham College
13:30
Data-Centric AI
The Alan Turing Institute
16:00
VIRTUAL EVENT: AI, Smartphones and Lung Health: Breathless with Excitement
University College London (UCL)
17:30
The UK and US Elections 2024: What to Expect?
Brunel University London
Simulating surfaces: Solar cells and the world around us
Pint of Science
Statistics, linguistics and econometrics: An unconventional guide to life’s odds
Pint of Science
Imagined futures: Tales from tomorrow
Pint of Science
Pints, Paddles & Pioneering Minds - a social ping pong science night for MND
Pint of Science
18:00
Something in the water: Managing threats to migratory fish
Zoological Society of London (ZSL)
Batteries for emerging economies
The Royal Institution (Ri)
Book Launch: Transatlantic Radio Dramas
King's College London
Health after Extreme Cold, Heat, Storms and Floods
Gresham College
Brainstorming Dementia
Pint of Science
Neuro-AI Frontier
Pint of Science
"Is there a cure for cancer yet?" Why the answer is Yes and No
Pint of Science
18:30
Data grab: the new colonialism of big tech and how to fight back
London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
19:00
Pint of Science - Statistics, linguistics and econometrics
The Alan Turing Institute
Wednesday
May
15
13:00
B-STAR reach for the stars
Brunel University London
16:30
Public Lecture: Caroline Levine, “Studying the Novel in the Climate Crisis”
Queen Mary University of London
17:00
Fractured Union: Politics, Sovereignty and the Fight to Save the UK
Queen Mary University of London
17:30
Peeking into Timeless Spaces with Ghost Criminology and Sound Image Echoes.
Pint of Science
The Worshipful Company of Musicians Annual Lecture: Music’s Entanglement in Digital Media and AI
City, University of London
18:00
Using AI to fight cancer
Pint of Science
19:00
Pint of Science - Imagined futures
The Alan Turing Institute
Thursday
May
16
13:00
Phi-ML meets Engineering: Kalman-Bucy-Informed Neural Network for System Identification
The Alan Turing Institute
15:30
Afterlives of Revolution: Everyday Counterhistories in Southern Oman
University College London (UCL)
17:00
London, 1984: Conflict and Change in the Radical City
Queen Mary University of London
17:30
Book launch: The Coloniality of Humanitarian Intervention
King's College London
Professor Gail Gilchrist - Inaugural Lecture
King's College London
18:00
STIGMA AND PENALTY IN THE EVERYDAY LIVES OF BLACK BRITISH YOUNG WOMEN: THE CASE OF CHILD Q
Birkbeck, University of London
Is Music Infinite?
Gresham College
Jack and Eve: two women in love and at war
London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
18:30
The sixth suspect: Stephen Lawrence, investigative journalism and racial inequality
London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
Friday
May
17
13:15
BNA King’s Early Career Symposium (KECS) 2024
King's College London
15:30
The Mother, the Politician, and the Guerrilla
University College London (UCL)
Saturday
May
18
13:00
The science of fairytales
The Royal Institution (Ri)
Monday
May
20
10:00
International Conference on Trustworthy Digital Infrastructure 2024
The Alan Turing Institute
13:45
AI, Data, Sensors and Robotics
Brunel University London
14:30
A Conversation about Hydrogen
Brunel University London
18:00
Asymmetric Information in Finance Explained
Gresham College
18:30
Living in the past: exploring memory in humans, animals, and artificial agents
London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
Tuesday
May
21
09:00
Games, Gaming, Culture and Education
Brunel University London
10:00
NatWest's Setting up for Success Series
Brunel University London
11:00
Biology Day
Brunel University London
15:00
Tech-Talk: Get more out of your workflow using VS Code
The Alan Turing Institute
16:00
Fairytales of AI and cybersecurity
King's College London
Creative or Dangerous? Exploring the pros and cons of fake audio
King's College London
Food Thinkers - Tackling health inequalities by prescribing “Fruit and Veg” - A New Model for Healthcare?
City, University of London
17:00
In-Person | "A domestic and regional court renaissance"
University College London (UCL)
17:30
Professor Eleanor Dommett - Inaugural Lecture
King's College London
18:00
A Just and Inclusive Net Zero: Who should get there first?
Gresham College
Families for defence: an argument for nuclear defence
London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
A lecture by Andrew Bailey
London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
18:30
AI. Art. You.
King's College London
Wednesday
May
22
09:00
Creative Visual Methods: Practice, Outputs & Engagement
Queen Mary University of London
10:00
Therapeutic social robots in elderly care: reflections from Japan
King's College London
11:00
Facing AI: mitigating the impact of AI in the workplace
King's College London
12:00
Perspectives on AI: lightning talks
King's College London
16:00
Sustainability opportunities and challenges of AI
King's College London
16:30
Inaugural Lecture Series 2023-24: A Magnetic Journey
University College London (UCL)
17:00
Family and household changes and intergenerational exchanges: Implications for later life well-being
King's College London
18:00
Beyond AI safety: can we make the AI revolution socially sustainable?
King's College London
Logarithms: Mobile Phones, Modelling & Statistics?
Gresham College
The economic impact of natural disasters: Japan's Great Kantō Earthquake of 1923
London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
Climate crossroads: the future of climate change policy in a year of pivotal elections
London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
18:30
Shadows without bodies: war, revolutionary nostalgia, and the challenges of internationalism
London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
19:00
Cinema and Machine Vision
King's College London
Thursday
May
23
08:30
New Directions in Research on Race and Racialization
Queen Mary University of London
12:00
Does it matter that intelligence has a history?
King's College London
15:00
Birkbeck Law School Open Day
Birkbeck, University of London
AI 'Remakes' of La Jetée (Chris Marker, 1962)
King's College London
15:30
Translational Science Methods Club: Multimodal Data Integration
The Alan Turing Institute
Mathematical Colloquium: John Maheu - Beyond Conditional Second Moments: Does Nonparametric Density Modelling Matter to Portfolio Allocation?
King's College London
16:30
AI assisted tools for healthcare
King's College London
17:00
Hybrid | How to Quantify Legal Rules
University College London (UCL)
17:30
Professor Richard Wingate - Inaugural Lecture
King's College London
18:00
Can London lead the way in AI?
King's College London
Race, Disability & Education: Law's Uphill Battle
Gresham College
The British press, public opinion, and the end of empire in Africa: the 'wind of change', 1957-60
London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
18:30
38th annual Eric Symes Abbott Memorial Lecture at Westminster Abbey
King's College London
Friday
May
24
12:00
Can, will and should machines be conscious?
King's College London
15:30
Islam, Critique, and the Canon: A Takhayyul Discussion Panel
University College London (UCL)
18:00
How GenAI can reshape education
King's College London
18:20
Discourse: Beyond the perception envelope with Conrad Shawcross
The Royal Institution (Ri)
19:00
From welfare to tenant state? State-tech relations in an age of AI
King's College London
20:00
Carr Crash: Science Comedy about ChatGPT, AI and the Web
King's College London
Saturday
May
25
18:00
Exploring ancient ecosystems through time
The Royal Institution (Ri)
Sunday
May
26
14:30
Imagine… Science: Am I Made of Stardust?
Royal Society
Tuesday
May
28
10:00
Ageing Research Showcase
Brunel University London
Knitting Stories pilot workshops
Brunel University London
13:00
Stories from a hotter world
Royal Society for the encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce
14:00
CODES - diversification of education report presentation
Brunel University London
15:00
Socially Inclusive Ageing across the Life-course
Brunel University London
The Turing-Roche Knowledge Share Series: Geometry-Informed Data Representations
The Alan Turing Institute
16:00
Imagine… Science: Entangled Life
Royal Society
17:30
Simon Shaw: From Machine Tools to Machine Learning
Brunel University London
18:00
The CMS experiment at CERN
The Royal Institution (Ri)
2024 MN Srinivas Lecture by Dr Piers Vitebsky: 'Adivasi futures and the vernacular afterlives of fieldnotes'
King's College London
How to accelerate the transition to Net Zero
Royal Society for the encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce
18:30
Book Launch: Dad, I want you to be ashamed of me
King's College London
England: seven myths that changed a country – and how to set them straight
London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
Wednesday
May
29
11:00
BISR ECR Roundtable: The Challenges of Politicised Research
Birkbeck, University of London
Library Research Cafe : Disrupting knowledge with multilingualism
Goldsmiths, University of London
14:00
When Do Decision Makers Use Visualisation?
Brunel University London
17:30
Informatics Annual Lecture: 30+ years modelling communicating systems
King's College London
18:00
Wearable Objects and Curative Things book launch
Birkbeck, University of London
Science Week - Back to the Moon: how and why we explore our closest planetary neighbour?
Birkbeck, University of London
18:30
The divine economy: how religions compete for wealth, power, and people
London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
The transformative power of education: in conversation with Safeena Husain
London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
19:00
First light: Revealing the Early Universe
Gresham College
Thursday
May
30
10:00
Brunel Research Jamboree
Brunel University London
12:00
Invisible (2023): Film Screening and Panel Discussion
Queen Mary University of London
18:00
Science Week - Data literacy for all: creating a data culture within an organisation
Birkbeck, University of London
Inaugural lecture with Professor Catharine MacMillan
King's College London
Experts in politics: Lessons from Socrates and Aristotle
Gresham College
18:30
Visions of inequality: from the French Revolution to the end of the Cold War
London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
Discoveries at the icy moons of Jupiter and Saturn
Royal Society
Friday
May
31
10:30
PhD Student Presentations and Networking - May 2024
The Alan Turing Institute
18:00
Science week - Presence: The Strange Science and True Stories of the Unseen Other
Birkbeck, University of London
Saturday
Jun
1
16:00
Imagine… Science: Why We Die
Royal Society
Monday
Jun
3
17:30
Henry Thornton Lecture: Does open banking expand credit access?
City, University of London
18:00
Science Week - Birkbeck Research Institute: Gender and Sexuality (BiGS) Annual Lecture
Birkbeck, University of London
Alternatives to neoliberalism
London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
Tuesday
Jun
4
13:00
A Mathematician’s View of Proof
Gresham College
17:30
Ioannis Kyriakou Inaugural Lecture: "Navigating Uncharted Model Waters"
City, University of London
18:00
How to build a cohesive society
London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
Wednesday
Jun
5
10:00
Summer Data/Culture Workshop: Learn to work with big historical data
The Alan Turing Institute
18:00
Natural Sciences Postgraduate Offer Holder Evening
Birkbeck, University of London
Higgs Lecture 2024: Professor Jocelyn Bell Burnell
King's College London
Witch-Hunting in European and World History
Gresham College
18:30
Tech tantrums - when tech meets humanity
London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
Thursday
Jun
6
18:30
The 2024 European elections and the challenges ahead
London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
Thinking with C.L.R. James about international socialism, popular democracy, and the good life
London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
Friday
Jun
7
09:00
Learning from Early Modern Books
Birkbeck, University of London
17:00
For your inspiration: AI and me
The Royal Institution (Ri)
Saturday
Jun
8
18:00
How women drove evolution
The Royal Institution (Ri)
Monday
Jun
10
16:00
Effects and moderators of psychological pain treatments: Who is most likely to benefit?
King's College London
18:00
Short course: An introduction to particle physics (2024)
The Royal Institution (Ri)
Saving the world's botany
The Royal Institution (Ri)
Are Financial Markets Efficient?
Gresham College
18:30
The Secret Science of Magic and Illusion
Royal Society
Tuesday
Jun
11
09:30
Transforming Food Systems - Park Royal Net Zero
Brunel University London
12:00
Launch of NIHR HealthTech Research Centre for Brain Health
King's College London
16:30
Lecture by Ravi Sundaram: Populist Media Aesthetics?
Goldsmiths, University of London
18:00
Bat Night Market
King's College London
The Bloomsbury Group: A Queer History
Gresham College
A bookshop of one's own
London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
18:30
Merger Control and Public Policy
King's College London
Wednesday
Jun
12
14:00
Exploring the Synergy of Machine Learning and Healthcare Advancements
Brunel University London
Thursday
Jun
13
13:00
Learn from Professor Dame Carol Black about how to boost your impact on society
Birkbeck, University of London
18:00
Plato's Cave: Thinking about Climate Change
Gresham College
Friday
Jun
14
10:00
London Locations: the Politics of Place in Seventeenth-century London
Birkbeck, University of London
18:00
The first human womb transplant
The Royal Institution (Ri)
Saturday
Jun
15
18:00
How games shape our reality
The Royal Institution (Ri)
Monday
Jun
17
18:00
Is maths real?
The Royal Institution (Ri)
Considering the last decade, has the UK Constitution worked or does it need reform?
Gresham College
Tuesday
Jun
18
17:00
Mathematics & Statistics Undergraduate & Postgraduate Offer Holder Evening
Birkbeck, University of London
Wednesday
Jun
19
16:00
How music can help your heart
King's College London
18:00
Annual Finance Conference 2024
Birkbeck, University of London
2024 ECS Annual Lecture: The Future of Assessment
King's College London
The Annual Provost's Lecture
Gresham College
Saturday
Jun
22
18:00
Wifi Wars 9.0
The Royal Institution (Ri)
Monday
Jun
24
09:00
Professional Datascapes
King's College London
13:00
What AI means for education
Royal Society for the encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce
17:30
International Construction Arbitration Lecture Series
King's College London
18:00
Dark Energy: Einstein’s biggest “Blunder”?
The Royal Institution (Ri)
Tuesday
Jun
25
18:00
The Stories We Make Up & The Stories That Make Us
Gresham College
Wednesday
Jun
26
14:00
Remixing the Real World
Brunel University London
16:00
The mathematics of paper
King's College London
18:20
Discourse: The science of happiness
The Royal Institution (Ri)
18:30
Financing the economic transition to net zero and creating jobs and stability
London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
Thursday
Jun
27
18:30
Global trends in climate litigation
London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
Saturday
Jun
29
12:00
Brunel at Pride in London 2024
Brunel University London
Monday
Jul
1
09:00
London Data Week
The Alan Turing Institute
Tuesday
Jul
2
15:00
Generative AI and the Future of Medical Care: an agenda for enquiry
King's College London
18:00
ExpeRience: Sensational senses
The Royal Institution (Ri)
Wednesday
Jul
3
14:00
Law Enforcement Use of Facial Recognition in the UK
Brunel University London
18:00
Achille Mbembe on 'Substantive Democracy' - 2024 Amiel & Melburn Trust annual lecture
Birkbeck, University of London
18:30
What went wrong with capitalism
London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
Thursday
Jul
4
13:00
Phi-ML meets Engineering - Some investigations on learning paradigms for neural networks: The locally backpropagated forward-forward algorithm.
The Alan Turing Institute
Saturday
Jul
6
10:00
Family Fun Day: Taste, touch, feel
The Royal Institution (Ri)
18:00
Galileo's gaze: the secrets of cosmic discovery
The Royal Institution (Ri)
Thursday
Jul
11
18:00
It's a gas
The Royal Institution (Ri)
Saturday
Jul
27
13:00
Science and sorcery: Family event (matinee)
The Royal Institution (Ri)
17:00
Science and sorcery (evening)
The Royal Institution (Ri)
Monday
Jul
29
10:00
Holiday workshops: Intro to the BBC Micro:bit (ages 7–8)
The Royal Institution (Ri)
Holiday workshops: Introduction to robotics week (ages 15–18)
The Royal Institution (Ri)
13:15
Holiday workshops: Intro to the BBC Micro:bit (ages 9–11)
The Royal Institution (Ri)
Tuesday
Jul
30
10:00
Holiday workshops: Forensics (ages 12–14)
The Royal Institution (Ri)
Holiday workshops: Around the World in 120 Minutes - ish (ages 7–8)
The Royal Institution (Ri)
Holiday workshops: Making music and sound with BBC Micro:bit (ages 12–14)
The Royal Institution (Ri)
13:15
Holiday workshops: Around the World in 120 Minutes- ish (ages 9–11)
The Royal Institution (Ri)
Wednesday
Jul
31
10:00
Holiday workshops: Patterns and predictions (ages 12–14)
The Royal Institution (Ri)
Holiday workshops: Drawing Islamic geometric patterns (ages 7–8)
The Royal Institution (Ri)
13:15
Holiday workshops: Drawing Islamic geometric patterns (ages 9–11)
The Royal Institution (Ri)
Thursday
Aug
1
10:00
Holiday workshops: Codes and ciphers (ages 7–8)
The Royal Institution (Ri)
Holiday workshops: Forensics (ages 15–18)
The Royal Institution (Ri)
Holiday workshops: Drawing and painting Islamic geometry (ages 12–14)
The Royal Institution (Ri)
13:15
Holiday workshops: Codes and ciphers (ages 9–11)
The Royal Institution (Ri)
Friday
Aug
2
10:00
Holiday workshops: Polygons, Polyhedrons, Flexagons and Topology (ages 9–11)
The Royal Institution (Ri)
Monday
Aug
5
13:15
Holiday workshops: Investigations with Pascal’s triangle (ages 9–11)
The Royal Institution (Ri)
Tuesday
Aug
6
10:00
Holiday workshops: Codes and ciphers (ages 7–8)
The Royal Institution (Ri)
Holiday workshops: Computing with cards and dominoes (age 13–15)
The Royal Institution (Ri)
13:15
Holiday workshops: Codes and ciphers (ages 9–11)
The Royal Institution (Ri)
Wednesday
Aug
7
10:00
Holiday workshops: Fractal fun (ages 7–8)
The Royal Institution (Ri)
13:15
Holiday workshops: Fractal fun (ages 9–11)
The Royal Institution (Ri)
Thursday
Aug
8
10:00
Holiday workshops: Electrical circuits AM (ages 9–11)
The Royal Institution (Ri)
13:15
Holiday workshops: Electrical circuits PM (ages 9–11)
The Royal Institution (Ri)
Monday
Aug
12
10:00
Holiday workshops: Cosmetic chemistry (ages 7–8)
The Royal Institution (Ri)
Tuesday
Aug
13
10:00
Holiday workshops: The magic of computer science (ages 7–8)
The Royal Institution (Ri)
Holiday workshops: Cosmetic chemistry (ages 9–11)
The Royal Institution (Ri)
Holiday workshops: To the Fourth Dimension and Beyond (age 12-14)
The Royal Institution (Ri)
13:15
Holiday workshops: The magic of computer science (ages 9–11)
The Royal Institution (Ri)
13:30
The Good, the Bad and the Public
The Alan Turing Institute
Thursday
Aug
15
10:00
Holiday workshops: Colour chemistry (ages 12–14)
The Royal Institution (Ri)
Friday
Aug
16
10:00
Holiday workshops: Artificial intelligence, but where is the intelligence? (7–8)
The Royal Institution (Ri)
13:15
Holiday workshops: Artificial intelligence, but where is the intelligence? (9–11)
The Royal Institution (Ri)
Monday
Aug
19
10:00
Holiday workshops: The magic of computer science (ages 7–8)
The Royal Institution (Ri)
13:15
Holiday workshops: The magic of computer science (ages 9–11)
The Royal Institution (Ri)
Tuesday
Aug
20
10:00
Holiday workshops: Mathematical magic AM about (ages 9–11)
The Royal Institution (Ri)
Holiday workshops: Where is engineering? (ages 12–14)
The Royal Institution (Ri)
Holiday workshops: Colour chemistry (ages 7–8)
The Royal Institution (Ri)
Holiday workshops: An expanding universe of knowledge (ages 15–18)
The Royal Institution (Ri)
13:15
Holiday workshops: Mathematical magic PM about (ages 9–11)
The Royal Institution (Ri)
Wednesday
Aug
21
10:00
Holiday workshops: Crafting with code AM (ages 9–11)
The Royal Institution (Ri)
Holiday workshops: An introduction to space science (ages 12–14)
The Royal Institution (Ri)
Holiday workshops: Electrical circuits AM (ages 9–11)
The Royal Institution (Ri)
13:15
Holiday workshops: Crafting with code PM (ages 9–11)
The Royal Institution (Ri)
Holiday workshops: Electrical circuits PM (ages 9–11)
The Royal Institution (Ri)
Thursday
Aug
22
10:00
Holiday workshops: Colour chemistry (ages 9–11)
The Royal Institution (Ri)
Holiday workshops: Building with STIXX (ages 7–8)
The Royal Institution (Ri)
13:15
Holiday workshops: Building with STIXX (ages 9–11)
The Royal Institution (Ri)
Tuesday
Aug
27
10:00
Holiday workshops: Around the World in 120 Minutes-ish (ages 7–8)
The Royal Institution (Ri)
Holiday workshops: Extract your own DNA (ages 9–11)
The Royal Institution (Ri)
13:00
Holiday workshops: Extract your own DNA (ages 12-14)
The Royal Institution (Ri)
13:15
Holiday workshops: Around the World in 120 Minutes-ish (ages 9–11)
The Royal Institution (Ri)
Wednesday
Aug
28
10:00
Holiday workshops: Exploring the solar system (ages 7–8)
The Royal Institution (Ri)
Holiday workshops: Fractal fun (ages 7–8)
The Royal Institution (Ri)
13:15
Holiday workshops: Fractal fun (ages 9–11)
The Royal Institution (Ri)
Holiday workshops: Exploring the solar system (ages 9–11)
The Royal Institution (Ri)
Thursday
Aug
29
10:00
Holiday workshops: Extract your own DNA (ages 7–8)
The Royal Institution (Ri)

Data is sourced from following institutions:

The Alan Turing InstituteImperial College LondonGresham CollegeRoyal SocietyThe Royal Institution (Ri)London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)King's College LondonGoldsmiths, University of LondonQueen Mary University of LondonBirkbeck, University of LondonUniversity College London (UCL)Brunel University LondonCity, University of LondonRoyal Society for the encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and CommercePint of ScienceZoological Society of London (ZSL)

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