General University Events
New Media and the Internet - Digital Democracy or Complex Chaos?
, Darwin, Hamilton Centre, Brunel University
Will Networks solve the world’s problems? Answers from the social sciences and beyond.
Machiavelli’s The Prince: Five Centuries of History, Conflict and Politics
Conference, Brunel University
Brunel University International Conference organised by Filippo del Lucchese. Speakers include Antonio Negri, Etienne Balibar, John McCormick, John Najemy and Warren Montag.
The Past and Future of Education: Engaging Students’ Imagination
Lecture, Lecture Theatre, Eastern Gateway Building
Kieran Egan, Professor and Canada Research Chair in Education at Simon Fraser University, Vancouver, will give a lecture on the subject of 'The Past and Future of Education: Engaging Students’ Imagination.'
Women in Neuroscience Seminar Series: Prof. Catherine Harmer
Public Lecture, Darwin Centre, Hamilton Centre
As part of a new seminar series "celebrating the achievements and contributions of women and inspiring a new generation of neuroscientists", Women in Neuroscience presents three prominent female neuroscientists.
Made in Brunel 2013
General Event, Bargehouse, London South Bank
Now in its seventh year, the annual showcase of the Made in Brunel (MIB) student-led brand is scheduled to take place on 13-16 June, returning to the dramatic Bargehouse on London's South Bank for the third consecutive year.
Inaugural Lecture: Professor Mark Williams
Public Lecture, Eastern Gateway Building Auditorium
Professor Mark Williams will discuss ‘Expertise and its Acquisition across Domains: Implications for Training and Performance Enhancement'.
Inaugural Lecture: Professor Andreas Kortenkamp
Public Lecture, Eastern Gateway Building
Professor Andreas Kortenkamp, Institute for the Environment, will deliver his Inaugural Lecture entitled ‘Multiple chemical exposures and the rise in male reproductive disorders – is there a link or are we facing an explanation gap?’ in the Eastern Gateway Building Auditorium.
Inaugural Lecture: Professor Arturo Sala
Public Lecture, Eastern Gateway Building Auditorium
Professor Arturo Sala, School of Health Sciences and Social Care, will deliver his Inaugural Lecture entitled ‘The Emperor of all childhood maladies: a brief biography of neuroblastoma’ on Wednesday 13 November.
