Did you know that most people in the world speak two or more languages? How do they do it? Join Professor Ludovica Serratrice on a journey of linguistic discovery that...Read More >
Where Do We Go From Here? 10 people, one platform. A call for change but will change come? Through missing a connection, we find we have more in common than...Read More >
The Walker Institute is inviting you to join in our immersive event on climate and cultural heritage: LANDSCAPES OR LIVELIHOODS? Filling a climate knowledge gap and networking with the wider...Read More >
This seminar will outline aspects of research undertaken by the DeWorm3 project (2015-2023), which included a series of community cluster randomised controlled trials to determine the feasibility of interrupting transmission of...Read More >
uti Jointly organised by the Department of History and Department of Meteorology 1:30-3:00pm on 10 May 2024 (Friday) Ditchburn Lecture Theatre, JJ Thomson Building HYBRID. All Welcome. Registration Required Please complete...Read More >
A two-day event that explores 'the intermedial body', including talks by artists and researchers and a free film screening.
The Community Festival returns to the University of Reading's award-winning Whiteknights Campus this year on Saturday 18 May.
This interdisciplinary symposium aims to explore the relationship between migration, care and intersecting inequalities within the post-pandemic geopolitical landscape of immobility regimes, crisis-driven displacement, care deficits and ageing populations. The symposium...Read More >
gMineral resources are used in many aspects of modern life and may also hold the key to a more sustainable future. This event showcases some of our amazing collections ,...Read More >
From local to global: how the climate stripes spread a message around the world Join us in conversation with Professor Ed Hawkins MBE, climate scientist and IPCC author, and creator...Read More >