Information for Staff
Brain Food Event Submissions
22 October - 23 November 2018
UCL's CAM Events team are now welcoming submissions from all UCL departments for their public events to be featured in the Spring edition of Brain Food, UCL's public events leaflet.…
Lunch Hour Lecture: Tracing Desert Sand over Months to Millions of Years
20 November 2018
Northern Chad’s Bodele Depression is home to the world’s largest and fastest moving barchan (crescentic) dunes. These dunes are not made of sand but of diatom fossils. The migration…
Lunch Hour Lecture: What Can the ONS Longitudinal Study Tell Us about Time Travel and about the Force?
27 November 2018
The ONS Longitudinal Study is a sample of around 1% of persons in England and Wales, drawn from the decennial census. The sample comprises all people born on four (undisclosed) days…
Lunch Hour Lecture: The Revolutionary Striptease, 1968
4 December 2018
About the lecture: Viva Maria!, French director Louis Malle’s film comedy of 1965, starring Brigitte Bardot and Jeanne Moreau, seems an unlikely catalyst for world revolution. It narrates…
Lunch Hour Lecture: Science fiction games: disability and the play/able body
6 December 2018
About the Lecture: Dr Carr will be talking about her research on science fiction games, technology and bodies. This work brings together digital game analysis, player studies and ARG…
