In the second term of every academic year since 1986 Darwin College has organised a series of eight public lectures. Each series has been built around a single theme, approached in a multi-disciplinary way, and with each lecture prepared for a general audience by a leading authority on his or her subject. The theme of the 2018 lecture series is "Migration".
The extraordinary synchrony of motion exhibited as a flock of birds arcs overhead, or a school of fish turns, as a ripple of light, is captivating. Li...
Progress in science depends on a rapid exchange of ideas and exposure to new approaches and viewpoints. Historically, this progress has been accelerat...
The Partition of the Indian subcontinent 70 years ago along religious lines, saw the largest migration in human history, outside war and famine. Milli...
This lecture performance will present art by and about the migrant, created in workshops run for detainees awaiting deportation from the UK. Documenta...
Dr. Eva Harris: Dengue and Zika are mosquito-borne viral diseases that consitute major public health and medical problems worldwide. Dengue has been a...
How, in a world of modern nation states, shared prosperity, and boundless capabilities can refugees and migrants on the move today find themselves exp...
Chandran Kukatha: Restrictions on the movement of people to the countries developed west are often defended on the grounds that it is necessary to pro...
David Olusoga: Migration is the most controversial political topic in the Britain of 2018. Issues around migration underpinned and informed much of th...