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Richard Morrison, The Times.
Friday 13 March 2026, 17:30-18:30
Lady Mitchell Hall, Sidgwick Avenue
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8 upcoming talks View 53 archived talks
Darwin College Lecture Series
How Song Shapes Society, and Society Shapes Song
Darwin College Lecture Series
Palestinian Song in Transition: The Interplay of Tradition and Innovation, 1936-1948
Darwin College Lecture Series
Songs of the Stars: unravelling stellar music with asteroseismology
Darwin College Lecture Series
Hearing Her Voice: Women musicians in Vienna 1900
Darwin College Lecture Series
Song in the Ancient World: Echoes of Religion and Resistance
Darwin College Lecture Series
Songs We Grow By
Darwin College Lecture Series
Throat-Singing: Body, Spirit, Pathways, Place
Darwin College Lecture Series
Notes and noises in nature: not a swan song?
Darwin College Lecture Series
Decoding our Humanity
Darwin College Lecture Series
Polari - a Very Queer Code
Darwin College Lecture Series
Wayfinding through the Human Genome
Darwin College Lecture Series
Eve's Byte of the Apple
Darwin College Lecture Series
Epigenetics: A Code upon a Code?
Darwin College Lecture Series
Using Maths to Decode the Universe
Darwin College Lecture Series
The Power of Music: A Journey Back to Home
Darwin College Lecture Series
Bits with Soul
Darwin College Lecture Series
How the Cultural Revolution still shapes China
Darwin College Lecture Series
Revolution by Natural Selection: a radical history of life from inside our cells
Darwin College Lecture Series
Worlds Turned Upside Down: Quiet Revolutions in Art
Darwin College Lecture Series
The Exoplanet Revolution
Darwin College Lecture Series
A Revolution in Thought? How hemisphere theory helps us understand the metacrisis
Darwin College Lecture Series
Are Revolutions Justified?
Darwin College Lecture Series
The Genetic Revolutions
Darwin College Lecture Series
On the Disappointment of Revolutions
Darwin College Lecture Series
Isolation of atomic mechanisms â the choreographer at play
Darwin College Lecture Series
The Self-Imposed Isolation of North Korea
Darwin College Lecture Series
Are we alone in the Universe?
Darwin College Lecture Series
Isolation and Trapping using Optical Tweezers
Darwin College Lecture Series
Antarctica:Isolated Continent
Darwin College Lecture Series
The Closeting of Secrets
Darwin College Lecture Series
The Isolation of Asylum Seekers: immigration detention in Australia
Darwin College Lecture Series
On Escaping or Not Escaping Solitude. Persian Tales of Turtles and Pearls
Darwin College Lecture Series
The Political Economy of Conservation and Food Security
Darwin College Lecture Series
Archaeology and Discovering the Food of the Past
Darwin College Lecture Series
Food and Cultural History
Darwin College Lecture Series
Food as Expression
Darwin College Lecture Series
X-rays and Food Safety
Darwin College Lecture Series
Food, Power and Society
Darwin College Lecture Series
Should Cats and Dogs go Vegan?
Darwin College Lecture Series
Food and Climate Change
Modern and Medieval Languages Public Lectures
Cognitive Dissonance in a Literary Frame
Philosophy Events
Existential Risk: Surviving the 21st Century
Cambridge Science Festival
Hidden in rock and frozen in time
Cambridge Science Festival
Holidays beyond earth, the future of space tourism
Cambridge Science Festival
Do hormones in the womb affect how your brain develops?
Cambridge Science Festival
The big experiment
Tanner Lectures
Medicine, Neuroscience, Ethics and Society
â ī¸ Important: Registration is required for Monday's talk given by Prof. Illes and Lord Winston. To register for tickets, please email Clare Hall's Alumni Officer at rw335@cam.ac.uk
Cambridge Science Festival
Who Do You Think You Are?
SciSoc â Cambridge University Scientific Society
Comic Relief Charity Concert
â ī¸ Songs for Cynical Scientists (and Non-Scientists!)
Cambridge Science Festival
Science in the Real World and Stem Cell Science
Cambridge Science Festival
The Importance of Being Peripheral
Cambridge Institute for Language Research events
The Life History of a Sound Change
Cambridge Institute for Language Research events
Real and apparent time: evidence from language change across the lifespan
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