Remembering Joseph

Endangered Archives and Community Collections

On liberalism: in defence of freedom

The Creative Freelancer’s Experience

Alumni Spotlight Series: Pathways into Creative Leadership

New ways of working (and what that means for us as humans)

The King Lecture 2025/26 - Tiny Conspiracies: How Bacteria Talk to Each Other

Fragmentation to Integration: Rethinking Leadership for a New Economic Era

Clarendon Lecture Series 2025 - 2026: Science, Technology and the Constitution of Modernity

The New Black Film Collective: DSA Screenings

From Heroines to Saints: Lecture by Prof Andromache Karanika

The Angus Millar Lecture 2025

Cities on the frontline: urban governance in the age of the polycrisis?

GLOBAL CULTURES: DOC DAY SUN 19 OCT 2025

UK-South Korea Research Partnership on Engineering Biology Webinar: Bio-Upcycling of Waste

Opening panel: Seeking new momentum - The Chinese economy in a world of disorder

Opening keynote: 'Eclipsing the West - China, India and the Forging of a New World'

Brexit and Youth - a panel discussion

Technology for the public interest: preventing capture and promoting welfare

Presence; Typology; Time

Strachey Lecture: Advances in Garbled Circuits

Archive tour of the George IV pub

Cicely Saunders International Annual Lecture 2025

Whither War; Whither the Law of War

Nigerian Creativity and Global Modernity: Moving Beyond Decolonisation

International Trade and Investment Dispute Settlement: From Rise to Crisis and Reform

Dennis Anderson Lecture 2025

Talk - The US, China and the changing geopolitics

Dream Maps

How progress ends: technology, innovation, and the fate of nations

Unlearning Empire: education and the legacies of the British Commonwealth

Rosalind Franklin Award Lecture: Bright futures in a dark universe

Governing the Machine: How to navigate the risks of AI and unlock its true potential

Talk - Navigating the Indo-Pacific: Insights on security, alliances, and regional stability

1884, an anticolonial game-theatre show

Panel – China and the new world economic and technological order

CIMR Debates in Public Policy: The Role of Trust in Shaping Employee Experiences with Generative AI

Marta Grześkiewicz: Uncovering utility functions from observational data

Burned, Cut, Faded, but not Lost: New Discoveries in Cambridge University Library’s Middle English Manuscripts

62nd Maudsley Debate: Coming out of the shadows

Building mathematical Lego

From the Bog to the Cloud: Dependency and Eco-Modernity in Ireland

The Rise and Fall of Imitation as a Rabbinic Literary Technique

Could AI become conscious?

St Catharine's Political Economy Seminar Series - Professor Steve Fothergill- "The demolition of British Regional Policy”

Scholars' Library: Jaz Brisack on 'Get on the Job and Organize'

Rebuilding Ukraine: the UK’s contribution to economic recovery

Prosperity through growth

Seeing beyond the core: alternative visions of order in times of global crisis

Book talk - The Time Inheritors: How Time Inequalities Shape Higher Education Mobility in China

Talk - Bodies of control: Women, reproduction, and state power in Chinese dystopias

Talk - Harbouring influence: China, COSCO, and port politics in Piraeus

CLP - Membership of the EU in an Era of Geopolitical Disorder

'Inspiring greater participation in UK parliamentary democracy': Working (with) Heritage Collections at the Houses of Parliament

Inaugural Lecture Series: Professors Awino Okech and Dan Plesch

The social safety net as an investment in children

Almost Nothing But Blue Ground - a performative Lecture with Tom Pope and Matthew Benington

Long Juju: A feature documentary

Mainstreaming Diamond: Regional perspectives, Shared Futures

Class struggle on the riverbank: a walking tour

The Two Beginnings of Kafka's "The Castle"

LSE Chill

The 2025 Mark Cousins Annual Lecture

Inside the Legal Professions and Why Commercial Awareness Matters

Annette Schröter in Conversation

Climate Matters Week 2025

Compassion at the Crossroads: Ethics, Emotion & Human Care

Annual T.S. Eliot Lecture 2025

The Economics of Work and Technology

Unlocking climate action opportunities: progress amid geopolitical turbulence

Transactions and Legal Institutionalism – Contracts, Money, Applications

The turn; Rerouting; Mutual reception

Archival Ambivalence: Labour and Status in Ugandan Archives

"Assisted Memories: Have Your Cake and Eat It" - The Baxandall Lecture by Professor Amos Lapidoth

AI Companions: Ethical Challenges, Interaction Design Standards, and Regulatory Horizons

Artists Against the Kremlin

Fintech, Investor and Consumer Protection

Social Mobility Week: Keynote with Professor Lee Elliot Major: The Rise and Unravelling of Meritocratic Elites

Literature and Lifeworlds: Szabo, Schutz, Habermas

Black History Month Annual Lecture

Grantham Institute Annual Lecture 2025 with Dr Gro Harlem Brundtland

Lacan + Architecture

Rabbis in Zoroastrian Fire Temples: A New History of Jews in the Sasanian Empire

Music of Animals

CLP - Regulatory Norms in Competition Law Assessment

St John’s College: Black History Month Lecture 2025

Under pressure: smarter trials for better health outcomes

Academic Freedom: What It Is, What It Isn’t, and Why It’s Under Threat

Toward a more perfect rip: Lessons learned in the digital history of "secure" digital audio extraction (DAE) from CD media

What Is Trump doing to Democracy? In Conversation with Professor Christina Pagel, creator of the Trump Action tracker.

Ocean: The Liquid Engine That Dominates Our Planet

Black History Tour of 'Expecting'

Centre for Nineteenth-Century Studies: Alice Meynell- Book Launch with Talks by Alex Wong and Laura Mulvey

Distinguished Lecture Series: Professor Robert Hillenbrand

China’s Economic Prospects on the Cusp

Filiation; Cannibalism; Carrier/Vehicle

Transforming Health Systems: Reforms, Renewals, and Reversals - How Health Systems Transform

The Master’s Book Club: Prof. Sharon Peacock CBE FMedSci in conversation with Prof. Tim Minshall author of ‘Your Life is Manufactured: How We Make Things, Why It Matters, and How We Can Do It Better'

Shortening the Working Week: Stories from Pioneering Entrepreneurs

What do we really know about British voters? In-conversation with Eileen Irvin (Ipsos UK)

Minor Criminal: The Trial of the Man Who Murdered My Grandmother

Art and authoritarianism: Resistant fiction in an age of post-truth

Virtual Open Day for Taught Postgraduate Programmes

Judith Butler and Marxism: Between Abolitionisms at the Centre for the Study of Law and the Humanities

Do Not Resuscitate Forms - Who’d Have One?

The Bioengineering Caro Alumni Lecture with Ingeborg Oie

All quiet on the turbulent front?

Abraham, the first Jew

Limitarianism and Capitalism

RAREsummit25: the UK’s leading truly patient-centred rare disease conference

How Women Made the Global Economy

2025 Annual Uehiro Lectures: Reproductive Rights (Lecture 1/3)

Dawn Airey CBE in conversation

AGON: Film as investigation, storytelling as practice

Future Forest

How to Research Like a Dog: Kafka's New Science

Dennis Gabor Lecture 2025: Power for AI and AI for Power

ANDREW CHAMBLIN MEMORIAL LECTURE 2025: Gravitational waves, black holes and experimental tests of gravitational theory

Mushroom; Trees; Legacy/inheritance

Sandars Lecture 1: Collecting and preserving contemporary and historic archives

Sir Geoffrey Wilkinson Annual Lecture

Sir Geoffrey Wilkinson Annual Lecture

The Shape of Plants: Why Plants Love Mathematics and Mathematicians Love Plants

Constructing Taiwan: Place, Power, and Identity Politics — Dr Bi-Yu Chang’s Retirement Lecture

Rafael Prieto-Curiel: Cities for everyone

Sandars Lecture 2: A jigsaw with no edge pieces

Getting real about net zero

Reforming Human Rights after the Independent Review of the Human Rights Act

Reading and Contemplation in Philo and the Dead Sea Scrolls

La Noire de… at 60. Reflecting on the life and legacy of an African classic

Bridging Media Art and East Asian Philosophy in the AI Era

Why Do We Laugh?

Lunchtime Talk: Sustainability, Care, and Art Galleries

Crick Lecture | Ian Taylor

2025 Annual Uehiro Lectures: Reproductive Rights (Lecture 2/3)

CLP - Justice Driven Insolvency Law: A Normative Theory

Transregional travels to Bodhgaya in the Long First Millennium

Drafting secondary legislation and the pivotal role of the Statutory Instruments Hub.

Veronica Forrest-Thomson at Girton

Bilingual myths: Where they come from and what we know

The Later Years: Organisation, Independence and Peace of Mind

Milner Prize Lecture: How to spot and debunk misleading content

Women in Science: historical perspectives

Capital (cultural); Appropriation; Debt/borrowing

Cinematic cartography

Temptation of Influence

NHLI Athena SWAN Lecture – Professor Dame Ijeoma Uchegbu

The Investigatory Powers Tribunal: Reflections on Seven Years as its President

Acting up: Using the power of your presence

NIHR Cambridge BRC Public event on infants, children & young people (CYP) research

2025 Annual Uehiro Lectures: Reproductive Rights (Lecture 3/3)

Francis Spufford on Faith and Imagination

CLP - The 'ideal mother,' Family Law and Domestic Abuse

Shards; Collage; Contagion

Scholars' Library: Robert McGill on 'Simple Creatures'

Becoming AI – Your Journey to Assimilation?

Archive of Prefiguration: Writing Spatial Futures

How technology meets business: the role of networks in the development of innovation

Biblical Interpretation: The Twelfth-Century Norman View

St Catharine's Political Economy Seminar Series - Dr Melissa Sands- Title TBC

Hecate: Mistress of Magic

Where Is China Heading under Xi Jinping?

Inaugural Lecture Series: Professors Emilia Onyema and Lutz Oette (College of Law)

Society and Survival During the Holocaust

‘Nature spoke to her’: women scientists in the Royal Society

Sick Architecture

Buddhist Archaeology and the Silk Roads

Photobiography

Liquidity; Intoxication; Haunting

Growing healthier adult bodies: Lessons from rainforest communities

From Mars with Love: Postcards from 50 Years of Exploring The Red Planet

CLP - Is Environmental Law Hopeful?

The Year Ahead at the Ashmolean, with Xa Sturgis

Donald Trump and the Death Penalty

Hacking Worldbuilding

Written in the stars: Astronomy weekend at Newnham - celebrating remarkable astrophysicist Dr Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin

Celebrating 125th anniversary of eminent astrophysicist Dr Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin and Astronomy at Newnham.

The Living Bible of the Ethiopean Jews

Life, Death and Judgement in the Art and Times of Hieronymus Bosch (d. 1516)

The Nutcracker’s Musical Magic

Economics and Artificial Intelligence

Music of Light and Colour

Constable's "The Cornfield": A Bicentenary Harvesting

Why Do We Grieve?

CLP - Artificial Intelligence and the Trouble for Authorship

Mahāyāna Without the Concept of Mahāyāna: Evidence From an Early Kharoṣṭhī Manuscript from Gandhāra

Oligarchs and Their Discontents

Leeuwenhoek Prize Lecture by Professor Sir Michael Ferguson CBE FMedSci FRS

Alice’s Adventures in Musical Adaptation

The Shape of Shells: She Sells Self-Similar Spiral Seashells on the Seashore

Mithras: Master of Mystery

CLP - Family Memory and the Official History Machine

An Ocean of Air

Will You Be AI’s Pet?

Alien Earths: What Makes Us Special?

Death Investigation: What Do Coroners Do?

Clifford Paterson Prize Lecture by Professor Philipp Kukura FRS

Lee Miller's Indelible Images

CLP - Against Pro Tanto Wrongs in the Theoretical Armature of Criminal Liability

The Price of Pixels: Unmasking the Environmental Impact of Our Digital Lives

The Ground We Stand On

Work, Out of Reach

Music of Earth and Space

CLP - Decentralised Autonomous Organisations (DAOs): Technology, Finance, and the Law

The Shape of Gravity: Why On Earth Are Planets Spherical?

Why Do We Hate?

CLP - Legally Speaking: Understanding Gender and Sex in the Shadow of Law

Bridget: Goddess and Saint

The Death of Athenian Democracy?

Born Supremacy – AI as a Pale Shadow of Real Humanity

The Universe’s 100th Birthday: Galactic Fireworks and Little Red Dots

CLP - Model Law? Template Legal Culture and the Global Production of Environmental Law

A Living Planet

The Annual Lady Mayor's Lecture

A World Without Work

Music of the Mind

Taming AI

Why Do We Love?

The Shape of Tiles: Regular and Irregular, Hard and Soft

The Sky at Night, Tonight: A New View of the Changing Sky

Music, Death and Afterlife

Dionysus: Lord of Misrule

The Annual LMS Lecture 2026

The Pill and the Planet: Can We Have Both a Healthy Aging Population and a Sustainable Future?

Music of the Body

Happily Ever After? Singing and Dancing Cinderella

Should We Manipulate People’s Emotions?

The White Knight: Ice

Education – And Its Limits

Plato to Polybius on Constitutional Change

Forging Better Futures for You and AI

Pluto Isn’t a Planet

The Shape of Knots: From DNA to Shoestrings and Solar Flares

Music of Sleep and Dreams

Cicero In and On Political Crises

The Annual Gray's Inn Reading 2026

The Morrigan: The Nightmare Queen

The Death of the Roman Republic?

The Annual Sir Thomas Gresham Lecture 2026

Scholars' Library: Dr Brian Wong on 'Moral Debt'