Double Kinetic Resolution in the Enantioselective Synthesis of Tetrathiohelicenes
Lecture Theatre G, Chemistry Whiteknights CampusChemistry Research Colloquia. Dr Richard Stephenson, UEA
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The Changing Face of Climate Science
Slingo Lecture Theatre, JJ Thompson BuildingThe Changing Face of Climate Science Wednesday 13th February, 14:00 – 14:45 – Slingo Lecture Theatre, JJThomson Building The University of Reading is delighted to host this special event, celebrating...Read More >
Newton-Girard and Waring-Lagrange theorems for two non-commuting variables (Department of Mathematics and Statistics – Distinguished Colloquium)
M314Department of Mathematics and Statistics - Distinguished Colloquium. Nicholas Young (Leeds University) Further information: http://www.reading.ac.uk/maths-and-stats/news/DistinguishedColloquium-new.aspx
Research Staff Conference
Aim: greater awareness of UoR support for appearing in the media and on social media, and practical advice on dealing with the media from professional journalists and science communicators. Audience:...Read More >
Chemistry Research Colloquium – Professor David Eckersall, University of Glasgow
Lecture Theatre G, Chemistry Whiteknights CampusChemistry Research Colloquia. Professor David Eckersall, University of Glasgow
Annual Edith Mary Gayton Memorial Lecture
Agriculture Building, Madejski Lecture TheatreBy Jeremy Moody, Secretary and Adviser to the Central Association of Agricultural Valuers (CAAV). His lecture will provide an insight into the recent challenges and opportunities for the agricultural sector...Read More >
Public lecture: Space Blitz: Discovering the hidden impacts of World War 2 bombing raids
Palmer Building, Room G10 Palmer Building, Whiteknights Campus, ReadingThe bombing of cities during the Second World War is still fiercely contested. To some, the Blitz against British cities and Allied raids over Germany were necessary battles, weakening the...Read More >
Reading 2050: Digital Visualisation – Understanding the Past and Revealing the Future
A lecture by Dr. Ian J. Ewart and Dr. Dragana Nikolic, School of the Built Environment In this lecture we will explore the concept of virtual realities and digital visualization,...Read More >
Chemistry Research Colloquium – Dr Martin Lear, University of Lincoln
Lecture Theatre G, Chemistry Whiteknights CampusChemistry Research Colloquia. Dr Martin Lear, University of Lincoln
Why are Plants Smelly?
Harris GardensEver sniffed a plant, whether nice or nasty and wondered: why do plants smell? Well, wonder no more, we have just the thing for you – our “why are plants...Read More >