Open lectures

Experts discuss the evolving role of External Assessment Groups in shaping evidence, scrutiny, and transparency for NICE decisions.

This talk reviews how lab-created analogue black holes at Nottingham/Manchester enable observing quantum phenomena.

Echoes of Climate blends gamelan music and research to explore the sensory, emotional, and cultural impacts of climate change.

This lecture uses science and technology studies to reveal how military nuclear costs are masked behind civil energy funding, warping policy and harming climate action and democracy.

Discover recent research into mysterious, entangled, high-energy particles, and find out the potential applications in medicine and more.

Join a guided tour at Heslington Hall Art Gallery celebrating the life and artwork of renowned York painter and printmaker John Langton.

Hear from Celeste Leverton, founder of Leverton Wealth Partners as she talks financial wellbeing and shares tips to take control.

Hear about exciting research happening at the University and how we teach sustainability to the next generation.

A young person discovers the Beveridge Report: she questions…What happened? What is next?

Explore Palestinian audio history with the Palestinian Sound Archive. This event features an introduction, short documentary, talk, DJ set, and vinyl/merch sales exploring music as resistance.