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Wed 29th January

Old Joe on a blue sky day with a bird flying nearby At memory's sharp end: from War Zones to Waiting Rooms to Justice
4pm - 6pm
Main Lecture Theatre, Aston Webb building and Online
How can the science of human memory help deliver justice and protect fundamental human rights? Join us for a landmark inaugural lecture by Professor Heather Flowe, an expert in memory science and criminal justice.

Thu 6th February

Old Joe on a blue sky day with a bird flying nearby A meiotic symphony of chromosomes dancing and recombining
4pm - 6pm
Lecture Theatre 2 (Room G11), Alan Walters building and Online
'Meiosis is a very complex process' - since hearing these words, Prof Eugenio Sanchez-Moran has learned to appreciate the intrinsic involvement of meiosis in sexual reproduction, genetic variation, and evolution.

Wed 12th February

Old Joe on a blue sky day with a bird flying nearby 'It's just sugar water, isn't it?' Unlocking the science of performance nutrition from inside the laboratory to inside the factory
4pm - 6pm
Main Lecture Theatre, Aston Webb building and Online
In his inaugural lecture, Prof Gareth Wallis will share his research on carbohydrate nutrition, human metabolism and exercise outcomes. His professional journey weaves through laboratories and factories, translating science to practical application.
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