Video: Shuzhi Zhou

Here's the video of Shuzhi Zhou talking about her naked mole rats, given back on 31st January this year!

Video: Katrina Soderquest

This is the video of the first talk we had in the Anatomy Theatre, from Katrina Soderquest of the Biomedical Research Centre at Guy's and St Thomas. The talk took place on the 17th of January:

Video: Mary Shannon

Here's the video of Mary Shannon's talk about G. W. M. Reynolds, originally given on the 31st of January:

Video: Michela Menting

The first of our video uploads (there'll be weekly talks from now on) is Michela Menting on Cybercrime and International Law, originally given on the 17th of January.

The Final Event

Next Monday, 28th March is our final foray into communicating higher education, with presentations from Michael Carter-Sinclair from the History department (who will be speaking about German Identity 1860-1938), and Nacho Quinones from Forensic Science (who works with the Met investigating violent crime).

The event runs, as ever, from 6:15 in the Anatomy Theatre at KCL's Strand Campus, and will once again be followed by a wine reception courtesy of the Alumni Relations office. All are very welcome!

The Fifth Event

The 14th of March is the date for our penultimate event, which will feature Emily Heavey from the Centre for Language, Discourse and Communication and a team from the War Studies department consisting of Alison Hawks and Mark Erbel. Under discussion will be the linguistic construction of the altered body and the relationships between civil and private defence bodies.

The event runs from 6:15 in the Anatomy Theatre at KCL's Strand Campus, and will be followed by a small wine reception (courtesy of the Alumni Relations office). All are very welcome!

The Fourth Event

On the 28th of February, which is next Monday, we invite you to join us for the fourth event in our series. We're past the halfway point now, and to celebrate we will be having a short wine reception afterwards, generously provided by the alumni office. Even more compellingly, there will be talks from Lindsay Smith on socio-cultural differences in mental health care, and Stergios Stotas on the potential of cognitive radio. As ever, our venue is KCL's Anatomy Theatre on the Strand Campus; as ever, all are very welcome and encouraged to attend regardless of disciplinary or institutional affiliations!

Videos of the previous talks are coming - apologies for the continued delay. They'll be up on YouTube and on this site as soon as they get processed.