University events
Upcoming open lectures
This talk challenges dominant myths of male suicidality, highlighting how cultural scripts and domestic involvement influence risks and prevention strategies.
Breastfeeding is a vital, low-carbon public health solution. This talk links it to climate resilience, critiquing formula's impact and calling for systemic support to protect our environment.
Find out about the cutting-edge science giving the potential to diagnose Alzheimer's with a simple blood test.
Using archaeothanatology, this lecture explores how physical handling of the dead reveals past human experiences beyond the material.
This workshop examines making AI controllable and reliable for creative production. It focuses on steerable, node-based workflows and physically grounded models to ensure editable, directable outputs.
A panel discussion and Q and A looking at modern slavery, coercion, forced labour and what it means to be a University of Sanctuary.
Join us to learn how to make a delicious Syrian Stew.
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.
York Concerts
Hands On is a playful piano performance all about touch: the important nuances of touch, especially for the wonderful resonances of piano music, but also for how playing and listening to music touches us.