During 4 Thursdays in June 2011, UCL’s free, public, Lunch Hour Lectures will be uprooted from their usual residence at UCL to go on tour to The British Museum. This summer series of bite-sized Lunch Hour Lectures, featuring introductions by British Museum curators, will discuss 4 topics in bite sized chunks: what archaeology can tell us about climate change; where we are with slowing the spread of HIV; how Greek sculpture has shaped the modern male body; and how we detect forgeries in the art world.
UCL
Division of Sciences
Oxford University
Cambridge University
University of Bath
Claire Napawan
Durham University > Wolfson Institute
RNZ
Institute for Future Environments
University of Otago
None
NYUAD Institute
Cambridge University
Gresham College
Communications and External Liaison Office
Oxford University
University of Cambridge
American Museum of Natural History
Cambridge Anthropology
nia
Strelka Institute for Media, Architecture and Design
Oxford University
None
UCTV
UCTV
UCTV
Oxford University
Cambridge University
UMass Amherst History Department
Oxford University
Danielle Eiseman
Cambridge University
UCTV
None
NTNU
START International, Inc.
listening you will become a better communicator
Art-Agenda
Marshall Poe
The Harvard Crimson
Marshall Poe
Marshall Poe
Cornell University, College of Arts & Sciences
Shenushi Ranasinghe
Institute of Intellectual History, University of St Andrews
Sonic Acts
International Research Network for the Study of Science & Belief in Society
Cambridge University
UCL
Oxford University
Pacific Museum of Earth
Oxford University
None
None
Sharing Science
Frank A. von Hippel
Brill
Oxford University
New Books Network
New Books Network
BBC Radio 4
Oxford University
Oxford University
Isaac Newton Institute for Mathematical Sciences
howlifeworkspodcast
Sam van Schaik
New Scientist
Institute of Intellectual History, University of St Andrews
New Books Network
Oxford University
geogpod
Princeton University
The Evolution of Knowledge
Oxford University
Oxford University
The Southeast Asia Program at Cornell University
Rez Gardi
Thomas Nelson
American Enterprise Institute
The University of Queensland
Emerging Environments
McGill University
Deep Convection
Jennifer Burns
Evidence Based Policy
Cambridge University
The Open University
New Books Network
CEU
HAU Hebbel am Ufer, Margarita Tsomou, Maximilian Haas
cidsel
Oxford University
Rachel Carson Center (RCC)
Division of Humanities
Rachel Carson Center (RCC)
Cambridge University
Eric Paglia
BAAS / Cambridge University Press
Oxford University