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COOKIES: This site uses Google Analytics Cookies for performance monitoring. Search for a talk, series, speaker or venueMessage of the dayCoronavirus update: The events on Talks.Cam are user-generated and as such are not under University control. Please exercise sensible measures if attending any events, and ideally do not attend if not necessary. Many events will switch to online alternatives so please check the event details before making a journey. University guidance on the Coronavirus is available at https://www.cam.ac.uk/coronavirus All of Today's Talks | Browse by Date | Recently AddedFeatured listsFeatured talksMonday 31 January
LECTURE POSTPONED - G I Taylor Lecture - Life in Moving FluidsProfessor Eric Lauga, Professor of Applied Mathematics, DAMTP 
What's in a name? William Jones, 'philological empiricism' and botanical knowledge making in 18th-century IndiaMinakshi Menon (Max Planck Institute for the History of Science) Friday 04 FebruaryMonday 07 February
Bernardino Gomes' quest for 'local knowledge': ipecacuanha in Brazil around 1800Sophia Spielmann (Technische Universität Berlin) 
Achieving sustainable productivity in agriculture through beneficial microbial associations.Prof. Giles E. D. Oldroyd, FRS, Crop Science Centre, University of Cambridge Friday 11 FebruaryMonday 14 February
Whale-watching in the archives: methodological experimentation for more-than-human historiesAnna Guasco (Department of Geography)
Should we Automate?Professor Duncan McFarlane, Professor of Industrial Information Engineering and Head, Distributed Informaiion and Automation Laboratory, Department of Engineering Friday 18 FebruaryMonday 21 February
Caring only for canes? Botanical sociability in the Anglo-Caribbean in the age of revolutionJ'Nese Williams (University of Notre Dame) Wednesday 23 February
Honorary Fellows Lecture - Using electron microscopy to understand the molecules of lifeProfessor Richard Henderson CH FRS FMedSci HonFRSC, MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology Friday 25 FebruaryMonday 28 February
Chinese natural history objects in 18th-century Paris: reflections on the non-circulation of knowledgeHuiyi Wu (CNRS-Centre Alexandre Koyré)
Imaging cancer metabolism - Out of the lab and into the clinicProfessor Kevin Brindle FMedSci FRS, Professor of Biomedical Magnetic Resonance, Department of Biochemistry and Cancer Research UK, Cambridge Institute, Li Ka Shing Centre Friday 04 MarchMonday 07 March
The political anatomy of natural history: on Petty's contrivance of the Down Survey (1655–1659)Svit Komel (University of Ljubljana)
Gravitational waves: space-time mavericks in the cosmos.Professor Alberto Vecchio PhD, FRAS, Professor of Astrophysics, Director of the Institute of Gravitational Wave Astronomy, University of Birmingham Thursday 10 MarchFriday 11 March
The Political Economy of Conservation and Food SecurityProfessor Bhaskar Vira, University of Cambridge Monday 14 March
The Amazon Third Way and the Fourth Industrial Revolution: an attempt to overcome history through technologyEmiliano Cabrera Rocha (Department of Geography)
Light-rechargeable Batteries: A New tool to Fight Climate Change?Professor Michael de Volder, Professor of Advanced Materials Engineering, Institute for Manufacturing Saturday 11 June |
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