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Deconstructing Energy Narratives and Futures in Africa
2 May 2018
The inaugural lecture of Yacob Mulugetta, Professor of Energy and Development Policy, and Director of the MPA Programme at the Department of Science, Technology, Engineering and Public…
Lunch Hour Lectures on Tour: The Unnatural Nature of Natural History Museums
3 May 2018
Event Information: Natural history museums are magical places. They inspire awe and wonder in the natural world and help us understand our place within the animal kingdom. But they…
Lunch Hour Lectures on Tour: The Value of Biodiversity; When a Frog and a Virus Went to War (and How the Battles Were Won and Lost)
10 May 2018
Further information about the lectures: The Value of Biodiversity As biodiversity continues to decline globally, there is much debate about the strength of different arguments for…
Lunch Hour Lectures on Tour - Is Man Just Another Animal?; Gibbonology: Why Study Southeast Asia’s Small Apes?
17 May 2018
Is Man Just Another Animal? Homo sapiens shares much of his DNA with the animals in this zoo; with the chimpanzee sharing around 95% of our genes. In Darwin's day such physical similarity…
Lunch Hour Lectures on Tour: Wasps - The Neglected Darlings of the Insect World; Conservation 4.0 – Will robots take your job?
24 May 2018
Wasps: the Neglected Darlings of the Insect World Wasps are much more than the yellow and black striped pesky picnic-botherers. Wasps are one of the most diverse groups of insects;…
