The Science of Sexual Orientation

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• Dr. Gerulf Rieger, University of Essex
• Friday 20 May 2016, 17:30-18:30
• The Parlour | Magdalene College.

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What are the biological and social underpinnings of sexual orientation? How can we study sexual orientation scientifically? Join us for a fascinating introduction to the science of sexual orientation!

To join, please let us know you’re attending through the event’s page on Facebook, alternatively please email us. The talk is free and open to all.

Scientists and QLGBT students at Magdalene College have joined forces and invited Dr. Gerulf Rieger (University of Essex) to talk about “Gender nonconformity and sexual arousal as windows into the nature of sexual orientation.” His work is highly interdisciplinary, and looks at how sexual orientation develops, how it is manifested, and how it affects a person’s life.

This talk is jointly hosted by the Pick Club and the Blackett Society at Magdalene College.

This talk is part of the The Blackett Society series.

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