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Darwin College Sciences Group

Programme for Lent Term 2002

If you would like to give a talk next term, please contact: Andy Bunker (bunker@ast.cam.ac.uk) Institute of Astronomy & Darwin Research Fellow

17 Jan Richard Clayton Using low-cost cryptographic hardware to rob banks
24 Jan Katy Lancaster Astrophysics
31 Jan Carlos Silva Observing excited states of molecules in real time
07 Feb Bernard Leong A Universe less ordinary: the Universe from the beginning to the end
14 Feb George Chen The FFC Cambridge process and medical materials
21 Feb James Ransley Superconductors, pancakes and ice cream
28 Feb Emily Shuckburgh Atmospheric flows
07 Mar Bruce Milne Cancer genetics
14 Mar Sushma Nagaraja Invisible exons

Past programmes

Humanities and Social Sciences Talks

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

 
M100 Spiral Galaxy, Courtesy of the Space Telescope Science Institute.

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.