The Week of Monday 14th November
Mr Salmon, Science Department, has prepared another programme of stimulating extra-curricular events for Priory 6 (and their parents!) for the week commencing Monday 14th November, with links attached. If you need more information on any of the events, please do see Mr Salmon.
Explore the world of Doctor Who, the planet Earth, and the Universe; these are inspiring talks which will broaden your knowledge and educational experience!
Monday 14th November
A Quiet Day: so stay in and do some homework!
Tuesday 15th November
Global Biodiversity Debate: London Zoo, 6.00pm very student friendly. A bit fiddly to get there. https://www.zsl.org/science/whats-on/can-i-protect-the-planet-how-our-daily-decisions-impact-global-biodiversity-decline
Magic, Folk Medicine and Modern Drug Discovery: 5.45pm for 6.16pm, Society for the Chemical Industries, UCL branch, Chemistry Dept. Very student friendly.
https://www.soci.org/Events/Display-Event?EventCode=SLON151116
Wednesday 16th November
Cancer Prevention: Whitty – a good speaker, 6.00pm, Gresham College at MOL
http://www.gresham.ac.uk/lectures-and-events/the-prevention-of-cancer
The Paris Climate Agreement: 5.00pm, UCL, Logan Hall. Good speaker; need to book
Scientific Secrets of Doctor Who: 6.30pm, IOP. Student friendly. Need to book.
http://www.iop.org/events/public/branch/index.html
Thursday 17th November
Form, Function and Fisheries: A bit niche! 6.00pm, Linnean Society
Our Window on the Universe: Rosalind Franklin lecture; aimed at female students. 6.30pm. Royal Society.
‘The night sky is fascinating to humans, giving us a window on space beyond our home on Earth. In this lecture, Professor Dunkley will describe how we have come to better understand our Universe, and some of the big questions about space and time that we are trying to answer.’
https://royalsociety.org/science-events-and-lectures/2016/11/rosalind-franklin-lecture/
Nature for Us?: Annual Grant Lecture. 6.30pm, UCL. Need to book.
http://events.ucl.ac.uk/event/event:b1p-iqxhe1ot-49f47p/20th-annual-grant-lecture-nature-for-us
Festival of the Humanities: Now until 25th Nov; many events, some very specialised, some not. Try it. School of Advanced Studies, Bloomsbury. http://beinghumanfestival.org/
Friday 18th November
Why is the Earth Habitable?: Dr Philip Pogge Von Strandmann, Geochemistry Research Group, Birkbeck College
Good speaker. 6.30pm, UCL; tends to be crowded; turn up early. Part of the UCL student lecture series. Free.
https://www.ucl.ac.uk/phys/department/science_centre/tabs/programme
