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The good, the bad and the ugly: Politics, social change and media representations of youth
Founding Historians Lecture 2019 given by Bill Osgerby, Emeritus Professor of Media, Culture and Communication at London Metropolitan University.
The global water quality challenge and realising the SDGs
New scientific results are revealing growing hazards to water quality around the world, in particular, in poorer countries.
Distant voices, living music: hearing the past and writing the present
Classical composers are often trained to think that originality means devising new ideas and methods, and precludes quoting the past.
Happier families: The kids (and mum and dad) are alright
Thankfully, evolution has ensured that children are resilient to much (though not all) of what life throws their way.
Queer Cultures of Conflict: Facing Heterogeneity, Fostering Queerversity
Asa Briggs Fellowship Lecture with guest speaker Dr Antke Engel, Institute for Queer Theory, Berlin, Germany (Global).
Dynamics and Control – their role in cutting vehicle CO2 emissions
Dynamics and Control play a major role in the design and operation of just about everything that moves: cars, aircraft, electric motors and robots.
Couplings on the run - from fundamental particles to quantum gravity
One of the fascinating lessons of quantum physics is that the strength of interactions between particles depends on energy or distance.
How neurons work together to unpick and reconstruct the world around us
Neurons in our sensory systems cooperate to extract information and meaning from our environment. Different neurons divide up their roles.
Hostile environments: A new politics of global space
Events of the last decade have underlined the limitations of formal migration controls.