Professor Kwame Anthony Appiah at King's College

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Thursday

May 21

08:30

Sustainable Development Forum: Circularity the New Reality

15:00

Crick Lecture | Wei Yang

Remembering the General Strike 1926

17:00

Life in North Korea Seen from the Heart of the Regime—and the Journey to Freedom

CRASSH Annual Lecture with Tina Campt | Afterimages: Grieving in fractured time

16:00

The White Knight: Ice

Citizens to Traitors: Bengali Internment in Pakistan, 1971–1974

16:30

Popular and public histories of student life

17:00

Transplanting UK statutory models to smaller jurisdictions

UK environmental law: an evolving landscape

Opening Reception: THE PROJECT REMAINS INCOMPLETE: JO SPENCE, CURATED BY TERRY DENNETT

Radical Inclusion & Disability arts: A Conversation with Flo O'Mahony, artistic director of Zoo Co

The ordinal society

17:30

Inheritance, demographics, and economic development

40th annual Eric Symes Abbott Memorial Lecture at Westminster Abbey

Friday

May 22

11:00

Low-intensity ultrasound neuromodulation: a search and rescue tool

16:30

40th annual Eric Symes Abbott Memorial Lecture at Keble College, Oxford

Saturday

May 23

11:00

Conversations About Death

Monday

May 25

10:00

Walking with water in common

Tuesday

May 26

12:00

Clinical and scientific challenges of delirium

17:00

Professor Kwame Anthony Appiah at King's College

16:00

Education – And Its Limits

17:00

The Future of Science with AI: Nobel Prize Dialogue London 2026

Wednesday

May 27

14:30

A Country where Nobody Sings: Doing Archaeology after Dictatorship in Spain (CISA seminar)

15:00

Whose Knowledge? Ukraine, Language, and Bias in Culture and AI Systems

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Professor Kwame Anthony Appiah at King's College

Cambridge University

May 26

5:00 pm - 6:30 pm

King's College

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Professor Kwame Anthony Appiah will deliver the inaugural Henry Louis Gates Jr Lecture at King's College, entitled "Misreading Fanon: How a thinker of division became a prophet of certainty". He will be joined for a Q&A by Professor Henry Louis Gates Jr and Provost Gillian Tett.