Digital events recordings
Our digital events are recorded so if you are unable to attend, you can still enjoy the event by watching the recording.
Research
- Diving Through Exoplanet AtmospheresDr Hannah Wakeford, Associate Professor in Astrophysics, discusses the weird and wonderful world of exoplanets. A fascinating new field of discovery, exoplanets are the planets that orbit stars other than the Sun. From chains of rocky worlds and exotic clouds of molten rock to ultra-hot gas giants, Dr Hannah Wakeford will take you on an amazing journey into the atmosphere of alien worlds. What does it look like, beyond our own solar system? How do we measure and understand the nature of these strange new worlds? How have these stars and planetary systems evolved, and what does this mean for us down here?
- Dinosaurs RediscoveredIn a fascinating new research lecture for Bristol alumni, Professor Mike Benton leads a lively discussion on dinosaurs. Discover how dinosaur remains are found and excavated, how paleontologists read fossils for insights into dinosaur lives, and how pioneering technologies are revealing astonishing new details.
- Professor Bruce Hood on dealing with adversityWatch Bruce Hood, Professor of Developmental Psychology in Society discuss how we can stay happy during times of adversity and the strategies we can put in place to support our wellbeing.
- Meteorites: The Stones From Outer Space That Made Our World with Dr Tim GregoryMeteorites are the oldest objects in the Solar System. By studying them we have uncovered how our Solar System was born, how the planets were forged, and clues to the origin of life on Earth. Learn more with alumnus Dr Tim Gregory (PhD 2020)
- Meteorites: The Stones From Outer Space That Made Our World with Dr Tim GregoryMeteorites are the oldest objects in the Solar System. By studying them we have uncovered how our Solar System was born, how the planets were forged, and clues to the origin of life on Earth. Learn more with alumnus Dr Tim Gregory (PhD 2020)
- The Science of SleepProfessor Matt Jones, Director of Bristol Neuroscience discusses his research into the science of sleep and shares interesting insights into what our brain does while we sleep.
- Swarms for PeopleWhat is swarm robotics, and how can it benefit people? From nanorobots used for cancer treatments, to larger robots used for environmental monitoring, swarm robotics are becoming increasingly prominent. Join us for a fascinating insight into the latest developments in the field with Sabine Hauert - Associate Professor of Swarm Engineering.