Science Talks in Oxford
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The Psychology of Psychopaths
📍 Said Business School
£13.50 - £32.00
FREEProfessor Paul Behrens: Environmental change & sustainability challenges
📍 Harris Manchester College
FREEEmbracing Collision – Exploring Proximity to Robots
📍 The Stephen A. Schwarzman Centre for the Humanities
FREEIan Ramsey Centre Seminars | Finding the Best Mental Model of the Universe
📍 0.18 Learning Centre The Stephen A. Schwarzman Centre for the Humanities
FREEThe future isn't neutral: Race, fairness and equality in the age of AI
📍 Kellogg College
FREEThe Regulation of Circadian Rhythms by Light: The Impact of Ocular Disease
📍 Kellogg College
FREEOxford Parkinson’s Disease Centre Seminar Series 2026
📍 NDM Building, Oxford Martin School
FREEOxford Water Network Michaelmas Term
📍 University Museum of Natural History
FREEUnderstanding Bipolar Disorder
📍 Restore
The Science of The Multiverse: Do parallel universes exist?
📍 Said Business School
£13.50 - £32.00
FREEImproving Asset Evaluation using Novel Climate Risk Analytics
📍 Oxford Brookes University
FREEStressing cells to make them talk
📍 Clerici Learning Studio (CLC 1.12)
FREEFantasy series: Dr Jen Sugden 'Science Fiction and Fantasy Audio Drama'
📍 Fitzhugh Auditorium, Cohen Quad (Exeter College)
FREEOxford Branch of the Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research Seminar Series
📍 NDM Building, Oxford Martin School
FREEDistinguished Speaker Seminar: Alain Roux
📍 Saïd Business School - Park End Street
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Science Talks in Oxford — Guide
Science talks in Oxford are an engaging blend of curiosity and community. These events bring together enthusiasts from various walks of life who share a passion for science. Whether you're a student eager to explore new concepts or an adult looking to expand your knowledge, there's something for everyone. Talks often cover a wide range of topics, from cutting-edge research in technology and medicine to the mysteries of space and climate change.
Expect talks to be held across different types of venues—basement clubs, pub function rooms, arts centres, and dedicated lecture halls. They typically occur weekly or monthly, offering regular opportunities for learning and discussion. Each session usually features a speaker presenting on their area of expertise, followed by an open Q&A period where the audience can engage directly with the topic.