Professor Colm-cille Caulfield, Head of the Department of Applied Mathematics & Theoretical Physics, as he discusses transport of heat in the world’s oceans.

Dr Helena Knowles discusses the importance of quantum optics

Dr Patricia Fara, a prize-winning author will explore Sir Isaac Newton's London career.

Dr Zoë Fritz, Director of Studies in Clinical Medicine, will explore how current practice in medical ethics can be challenged 

Join Professor Paul Dupree as he explores how sugar can sometimes be a help and not a hindrance.

Dr Stephen Barclay, University Senior Lecturer in Palliative Care discusses his recent research of the Cambridge Palliative and End of Life Care Group. 

Director of Cambridge Family Law Centre, Professor Jens Scherpe, talks about his current research on the new shape of families.  

Local resident Dr Gordon Davies (Robinson 1991) invites you to rewind 200 years, when the construction of a gas works ushered in Cambridge’s first industrial revolution.

Join Ginny Smith for this family-friendly interactive session aimed at 7-13 year olds.  

As our society adapts to climate change, how do we develop sustainable agriculture suited to these new conditions?

Join Cambridge alumna Dr Masha Folk, now working at Rolls-Royce, and other women engineers for this panel to discuss the challenges and opportunities in promoting gender equality in future power and propulsion. 

COVID-19 has brought more flexible working, particularly homeworking, for many. Drs Christopher Markou, Helen McCarthy, Neil Lawrence and Stella Pachidi will discuss whether these changes will be sustained after the pandemic and how the articifical intelligence revolution will affect the jobs we do.

Ever wondered what sound is or how you know a sound is being made? Join Cambridge Science Centre as we use exciting ways to explore pitch and frequency, states of matter, and human anatomy, followed by a chance to ask your questions of professional Science Communicator, Andrew Farrer.

The current and former students discuss the value and impact of the Boat Races.

Dr Matthew Agarwala, Bennett Institute for Public Policy discusses on what is feasible for a sustainable 21st century. 

Join Naomi Buneman, mindfulness facilitator, to enhance your mindfulness skills or if you fancy a pause in your day. 

Professor of Business Economics at the Cambridge Judge Business School, Michael Pollitt explores green investment and how they promote economic productivity and growth.

Often the only source of ventilation in our homes, sash windows can be very effective sources of ventilation, if used correctly.

Explore how the Clinical School supported our final year graduates delivering front-line NHS work as interim Foundation Year 1 doctors (FiY1s).

Professor Ruth Cameron of Cambridge Centre for Medical Materials talks about the challenges of using ice templating.

Democracy is in dire straits around the world and technology is making it worse. But does it have to be that way? Dr Tanya Filer facilitates a conversation with Drs Beth Singler, Ella McPherson Luke Church and Sharath Srinivasan.  

Join Andrew Lownie for an enthralling portrait of the Mountbattens.

Join Dr Emma Pomeroy and Professor Graeme Barker as they explore what current excavations in the Shanidar Cave mean for how we think about Neanderthals.

Dr Niamh Gallagher, Lecturer at the Faculty of History in modern British and Irish history, explores the long shadow of the war in British and Irish memory. 

Professor George Malliaras will explore how advances electronic materials can provide unprecedented precision of brain activity.

Bridging Binaries explores fascinating stories at the Museum of Zoology.

Director of the Churchill Archives Centre, Allen Packwood OBE, shares and discusses some of his favourite documents from the Archives. 

The Centre for Geopolitics Cambridge and Cambridge in America presents a panel of experts to discuss the 'global colour line'. 

Jaideep Prabhu facilitates a discussion with Gates Cambridge Scholars Carol Ibe, Riaz Moola, and Shadrack Frimpong, focusing on the role of social enterprise and education in promoting economic and social development in Africa.  

Professor Nick Wareham, Director of the MRC Epidemiology Unit and the NIHR Global Diet and Activity research group, will discuss the causes of the global epidemic of non-communicable diseases. 

Unfortunately, this event has been cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances.

The Department of Social Anthropology presents photography from the fieldwork research expeditions of graduate students. 

In this Trinity Research Talk, Dr Alyce Mahon discusses how the notorius author inspired the surrealists and other avant-garde artists, writers, and filmmakers

Unfortunately, this event has been cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances.

Professor Beverley Glover, Director of the Cambridge University Botanic Garden talks about the Garden's past, present and future. 

Join Emily Packer, Careers Adviser with the University of Cambridge Careers Service in conversation with Cambridge Alumni who graduated in previous times of economic uncertainty.

Dr Susanne Turner, Curator of the Museum of Classical Archaeology, takes you on a virtual guided tour of the museum.

Cambridge Women in Law highlight some of the barriers faced in particular by women stuck within the criminal justice system

Three talks explore new facets of Alfred Haddon to commemorate the Haddon Library’s centenary. 

The department’s core strength of translating ideas from concept to exploitation is helping address global challenges, in particular in low- and middle-income countries.

Explore food choices ranging from crop diversity and how we choose what to plant, to global food security and its impact.

Join Lucy Cavendish's Alumnae Association Committee for a fun quiz and special themed cocktails. 

Professor Catherine Barnard discusses the state of affairs of Brexit. Will a future trade deal be concluded and on what terms. Is this the end of the story or merely the beginning of a new story.

Join four Directors of Music from Collegiate Cambridge as they discuss the future of choral music in a social-distanced world.

Join Ginny Smith for this family-friendly interactive session aimed at 7-13 year olds.  

Join Dr Elizabeth English, mindfulness practitioner, to enhance your mindfulness skills.

Luke Burton (Girton College Artist in Residence 2019-20) will discuss the work he has made whilst being at Girton. 

This is your chance to have your say in the running of Lucy's Alumnae Association Committee. 

Join Dr Martin Welch as he explores the impact of the rise of 'superbugs'.

Dr Nicholas Guyatt shares the extraordinary story of the 6,000 American sailors who ended up in Dartmoor Prison during the War of 1812.

Join former medical students of Robinson College - now internationally renowned specialists - as they talk about their student days in Cambridge and their respective careers. 

Join ASNaCs past and present for an alumni reception.

Showcasing some of the less known and sometimes sidelined stories behind items in our collection at the Scott Polar Research Institute. Join us for pop-up talks with museum, archive and library experts!

These are pre-recorded talks available to watch now on YouTube.