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Darwin College Sciences Group

Programme for Easter Term 2004

Organising Committee: Carlos Silva (cs271@cam), David Kreil (kreil@ebi.ac.uk), Gillian Todd (gt235@cam)

29 April Susie Trevor Stimulus responsive "smart materials" for controlled release and targeted delivery within the gastric environment
6 May John Cooper High-temperature superconductors
13 May Euan Harris Understanding the world wide interweb on-line net thing
20 May Graeme Fairchild The neurobiology of depression: Interactions between stress hormones and the serotonin system
27 May Ben Lishman Keeping your cool at Darwin: The study centre and natural ventilation
3 June Alistair Moore Taking a jab at cancer: will there ever be a vaccine?
10 June John Winn Computer vision: how machines can learn to see
17 June Bojana Popovic Structural biology of antibiotic production

Past programmes

Humanities and Social Sciences Talks

See the Darwin "River Rat" article about the Science Group talks in Michaelmas Term 2001
(HTML format)

 
Credits: X-ray: NASA/CXC/ASU/J. Hester et al.; Optical: NASA/HST/ASU/J. Hester et al.

WHAT TO EXPECT

Talks are given by Darwin students and fellows and are intended for a general audience. Meetings take place on Thursdays at lunchtime in the Entertainment room from 12:45 till 2:00. Everyone is welcome, whatever your discipline.

WHAT TO DO

Pick up your lunch from 12:45 as normal. Go to the Entertaining Room - on the left at the top of the stairs leading to the dining hall. The talk begins over coffee at about 1:15, lasts for about 20 minutes and is followed by questions.

 

 

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