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London Lectures

Feed of lectures in London, UK sources from various academic institutions, particularly institutions with interests in Artificial Intelligence and Conservation.

Monday
Dec
8
11:00
AI Skills for Business Competency Framework - National Consultation Launch Webinar
The Alan Turing Institute
12:30
The Art of Status: Looted Treasures and the Global Politics of Restitution by Jelena Subotic
King's College London
Tuesday
Dec
9
11:00
Rethinking Research: The Role of Humans in Scientific Discovery in the Age of LLMs*
King's College London
13:00
Reconnecting with the Body: Repairing Interoception in Physical Illness and Mental Health
King's College London
18:30
Talk - The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank and the politics of sustainable energy finance
King's College London
19:00
Brunel Writers Talking Series: Colin Barrett
Brunel University London
Wednesday
Dec
10
09:00
Workshop: Cyber Threat Observatory for national identity systems
The Alan Turing Institute
15:15
Annual Informatics Schools Lecture: Cybersecurity and privacy, it’s everyone’s business
King's College London
16:45
Inaugural Lectures: Professors Antonia Cronin & Rajaventhan Srirajaskanthan
King's College London
17:00
Intercalated degrees Q&A Online Session (10 December)
Queen Mary University of London
17:30
63rd Maudsley Debate
King's College London
Book Launch: Autocracy 2.0 by Professor Jennifer Lind
King's College London
18:00
Triumph and Trauma: The British General Election of 2024
Queen Mary University of London
19:00
Life, Death and Judgement in the Art and Times of Hieronymus Bosch (d. 1516)
Gresham College
Friday
Dec
12
14:00
Writing Critically About War: Joint Book and Series Launch
King's College London
Tuesday
Dec
16
16:00
Debt by design: Opacity, automation, and inequality in Brazil’s credit and fintech industry
Queen Mary University of London
Wednesday
Dec
17
19:00
A Tudor Christmas
Gresham College
Friday
Dec
19
19:00
WiFi Wars Christmas bash 2025
The Royal Institution (Ri)
Saturday
Dec
20
14:00
There's no business like snow business (family)
The Royal Institution (Ri)
19:30
No Such Thing As A Fish: Live Podcast Recording
The Royal Institution (Ri)
Monday
Dec
22
19:00
Chemistry of a candle
The Royal Institution (Ri)
Tuesday
Jan
6
17:00
Intercalated degrees Q&A Online Session (6 January)
Queen Mary University of London
Friday
Jan
9
08:00
Intercalated degrees science fair (online)
Queen Mary University of London
Tuesday
Jan
13
19:00
Economics and Artificial Intelligence
Gresham College
Wednesday
Jan
14
19:00
Music of Light and Colour
Gresham College
Thursday
Jan
15
19:00
Pictures from Afghanistan: Are we making the same mistakes?
Gresham College
Monday
Jan
19
18:30
How We Argue: About Freedom of Speech
King's College London
Tuesday
Jan
20
19:00
Constable's "The Cornfield": A Bicentenary Harvesting
Gresham College
Wednesday
Jan
21
18:30
Austen and Us: Why read Jane Austen in 2026?
King's College London
19:00
Why Do We Grieve?
Gresham College
Thursday
Jan
22
19:00
An Ocean of Air
Gresham College
Monday
Jan
26
09:00
Data Study Group - January 2026
The Alan Turing Institute
Tuesday
Jan
27
16:00
40 Years of Brunel Design: Focus on Brazil
Brunel University London
19:00
The Shape of Shells: She Sells Self-Similar Spiral Seashells on the Seashore
Gresham College
Wednesday
Jan
28
17:30
Harold Moody Lecture 2025/26
King's College London
18:00
The ICJ and Multi-Forum Litigation Strategy
King's College London
19:00
Mithras: Master of Mystery
Gresham College
Tuesday
Feb
3
19:00
Will You Be AI’s Pet?
Gresham College
Wednesday
Feb
4
20:00
Alien Earths: What Makes Us Special?
Gresham College
Thursday
Feb
5
18:00
Small Things, Big Stories: Approaching Byzantine Society through Prayer Book Manuscripts
King's College London
19:00
Death Investigation: What Do Coroners Do?
Gresham College
Tuesday
Feb
10
19:00
Lee Miller's Indelible Images
Gresham College
Wednesday
Feb
11
19:00
Peacebuilding through the Visual Arts
Gresham College
Tuesday
Feb
17
19:00
The Price of Pixels: Unmasking the Environmental Impact of Our Digital Lives
Gresham College
Wednesday
Feb
18
19:00
Climate Risk and Insurance
Gresham College
Thursday
Feb
19
19:00
The Ground We Stand On
Gresham College
Tuesday
Feb
24
19:00
Work, Out of Reach
Gresham College
Wednesday
Feb
25
16:00
Francois Rabelais and the Renaissance Physiology of Invention
Queen Mary University of London
19:00
Music of Earth and Space
Gresham College
Thursday
Feb
26
19:00
That's Not Funny: The Ethics of Satire
Gresham College
Monday
Mar
2
18:00
Following the Money: European Integration Through Law – or Against?
King's College London
Tuesday
Mar
3
19:00
The Shape of Gravity: Why On Earth Are Planets Spherical?
Gresham College
Wednesday
Mar
4
19:00
Why Do We Hate?
Gresham College
Thursday
Mar
5
19:00
Oligarchs and Their Discontents
Gresham College
Tuesday
Mar
10
19:00
Bridget: Goddess and Saint
Gresham College
Thursday
Mar
12
19:00
The Death of Athenian Democracy?
Gresham College
Tuesday
Mar
17
19:00
Born Supremacy – AI as a Pale Shadow of Real Humanity
Gresham College
Wednesday
Mar
18
20:00
The Universe’s 100th Birthday: Galactic Fireworks and Little Red Dots
Gresham College
Thursday
Mar
19
19:00
Guantánamo on the Euphrates? Syria in a Time of Opportunity
Gresham College
Monday
Mar
23
19:00
A Living Planet
Gresham College
Tuesday
Mar
24
19:00
Unauthorised Deepfakes and Digital Replicas: Time for Reform?
Gresham College
Monday
Apr
13
18:00
The Annual Lady Mayor's Lecture
Gresham College
Tuesday
Apr
14
18:00
A World Without Work
Gresham College
Wednesday
Apr
15
18:00
Music of the Mind
Gresham College
Tuesday
Apr
21
18:00
Taming AI
Gresham College
Wednesday
Apr
22
18:00
Why Do We Love?
Gresham College
Tuesday
Apr
28
18:00
The Shape of Tiles: Regular and Irregular, Hard and Soft
Gresham College
Wednesday
Apr
29
19:00
The Sky at Night, Tonight: A New View of the Changing Sky
Gresham College
Tuesday
May
5
18:00
Music, Death and Afterlife
Gresham College
Wednesday
May
6
18:00
Dionysus: Lord of Misrule
Gresham College
Thursday
May
7
18:00
Making Memory Visible Through Photography
Gresham College
Monday
May
11
18:00
How Hard is too Hard? An Introduction to Complexity
Gresham College
How Hard is too Hard? An Introduction to Complexity
Gresham College
Tuesday
May
12
18:00
The Pill and the Planet: Can We Have Both a Healthy Aging Population and a Sustainable Future?
Gresham College
Wednesday
May
13
18:00
Music of the Body
Gresham College
Wednesday
May
20
18:00
Should We Manipulate People’s Emotions?
Gresham College
Thursday
May
21
18:00
The White Knight: Ice
Gresham College
Tuesday
May
26
18:00
Education – And Its Limits
Gresham College
Wednesday
May
27
18:00
Going Global: Chinese Independent Documentary
Gresham College
Thursday
May
28
18:00
Plato to Polybius on Constitutional Change
Gresham College
Tuesday
Jun
2
18:00
Forging Better Futures for You and AI
Gresham College
Wednesday
Jun
3
19:00
Pluto Isn’t a Planet
Gresham College
Monday
Jun
8
18:00
The Subversive Nude in Modern China
Gresham College
Tuesday
Jun
9
18:00
The Shape of Knots: From DNA to Shoestrings and Solar Flares
Gresham College
Thursday
Jun
11
18:00
Cicero In and On Political Crises
Gresham College
Monday
Jun
15
18:00
There must be a better way: thoughts on the future of Family Law
Gresham College
Wednesday
Jun
17
18:00
The Morrigan: The Nightmare Queen
Gresham College
Thursday
Jun
18
18:00
The Death of the Roman Republic?
Gresham College
Friday
Jun
19
18:00
Music of Sleep and Dreams
Gresham College
Tuesday
Jun
23
19:00
On the Nature of Time According to Modern Physics
Gresham College

Data is sourced from following institutions:

The Alan Turing InstituteKing's College LondonBrunel University LondonQueen Mary University of LondonGresham CollegeThe Royal Institution (Ri)