Inspiring Science: Full Frontal Nerdity
Talkscience@BL: Open Data: What's the Use?
Access to Understanding
TalkScience@BL: Sustainable energy for the 21st century: Can we ensure a bright future?
TalkScience @ the BL: Research Evaluation - Whose Impact is it Anyway?
A panel discussion chaired by William Cullerne Bown
The Performing Brain - A Moving Story
From Lab Bench to Front Bench: Opportunities for Scientists?
For our 16th TalkScience event, Science@BL joined forces with the Campaign for Science and Engineering (CaSE) for From Lab Bench to Front Bench: Opportunities for Scientists
Health in the Headlines: Making Sense of the Science?
TalkScience@BL ‘Health in the Headlines: Making Sense of the Science?’
TalkScience@BL - Geoengineering Our Climate
The Earth’s climate system, the potential of biochar towards mitigating climate change, and hope for the future
Communicating Risk and Scientific Advice During Emergencies: Don't Panic?
The discussion focussed upon the Japanese eathquake, as well as the 2010 volcanic ash incident and the bird flu outbreak.
Biodiversity in the 21st century: Are we missing the target?
Issues relating to biodiversity are becoming issues in public policy contexts, particularly in the face of climate change.
Science in UK Government: Where's the evidence?
What role will science play in the new Government and how will the scientific perspective be heard and understood across Parliament?
Stem Cells: A Panacea for Our Future?
Basic research into stem cells has helped to answer many questions about human development. How f
What’s in a Name? - Taxonomy in Crisis
‘Classifications are theories about the basis of natural order, not dull catalogues compiled only to avoid chaos.’ Stephen Jay Gould
Scientific Findings in a digital world: What is the genuine article?
Scientific Findings in a digital world: What is the genuine article?
Personal GenoME and Medicine: Hype or Reality?
Can cheaper and easier access to personal genomic information really lead to a revolution in the targeting and tailoring of therapeutics?
GM crops and food security: curing the world’s growing pains?
Do GM technologies have a role to play in meeting demand for food by a population of 9 billion in 2050?
Infectious Disease: What can evolution do for us?
Dr Bill Hanage, an evolutionary epidemiologist, introduces the subject of how fast evolution in microbes brings health care challenges.