Craft School: A summer of playful making, is a chance for children and young
people to get making and be inspired by the Crafts Council Collection and
brilliant creations made by school students from across the UK
What happens when we expand our definition of what a resource might be – when we move from practices of extraction and acquisition to drawing on our own inner resources?
Celebrating 4 years of supporting knowledge exchange and innovation related to
vaccines, AMR and infectious disease; join us to hear about our funded innovations and
discuss the challenges and opportunities of consortium-based global research.
This is an exciting uplifting evening of music, dance and conversation. Dancer and performer Sheba Monserrat will be in conversation with Dr H Patten MBE about his book called Reading Religion and Spirituality in Jamaican Reggae Dancehall Dance: Spirit Bodies Moving. Sheba and Dr H will deconstruct dancehall dance movements with live performances.
The Dead Festival in Somers Town will be Saturday 29th October, all day from 11am until 8pm.
You'll see and hear live music, Mexican street market, children & adults workshops, art, crafts, design, face Painting, films, poetry, dance and more!
This strand of intimate UCL performances, workshops and interactions explores some of the pressing environmental issues of the climate crisis.
Continuing our AI initiatives this year, we are thrilled to announce our partnership with the Alan Turing Institute for the 2024 Turing Lectures this autumn.
Join in on a packed networking event spotlighting alternative paths in STEM beyond the traditional lab roles, in celebration of Nature’s Inspiring Women in Science 2024 awards.
Join us at the Aga Khan Centre Gallery for a private guided curator tour by Esen Kaya to experience a thought-provoking dialogue between art and environmental science.
What does a career in data science look like today — and how might it evolve tomorrow? Panel discussions looking at the skills, roles, and values shaping the future of data.
