GEE Events Publication
- Royal Society 2012 Summer Science Exhibition
- GEE 2012 Post Graduate Symposium 8th May 2012
- The Huxley Lecture: Weds 1 Feb
- Darwin's Birthday Party at the Natural History Museum, 22 Feb at 4pm
- CEE Seminar, Weds 11 Jan
- Dr Nick Lane Lunch Hour Lecture: Is complex life a freak accident? 24 January 2012 (YouTube & UCL blog available)
- CEE Seminar, 18 Jan 2012 at 5pm: Adaptive Accuracy and the Integration and Modularity of Flowers
- GEE lunch-time seminar by Dr Nik Maniatis, Mon 9 Jan
- GEE seminar series resumes on Fri 13 Jan - NB: new time!
- GEE Special Lunchtime Seminar, Fri 9 Dec: 'Ecosystem response and reorganization in the face of global change’ by Aimée T. Classen
- Nick Lane Seminar in Earth Sciences: 6 Dec at 5pm: 'Origin of Life'
- CEE Seminar, 14 Dec 2011 'Restoration ecology: fact,fantasy and reality’ by Prof Jane Memmott (University of Bristol)
- CEE/LERN Seminar 7 Dec 2011 to be given by Matt Ridley: 'Genes, Culture and Collective Intelligence'
- Cementing the place of evolution at UCL
- The 15th Annual Robert Grant Lecture Zoology and mythology: looking at angels, fairies and dragons with Prof Roger Wotton, Weds 16 Nov 6pm - all welcome!
- Galton Inaugural Lecture: neurological disease – nature and nurture
- Recent GEE Inaugural Lectures
- GEE Lunchtime Seminars
- CEE Seminars: new series has been scheduled!
- CEE Seminar 25 January 2012, 5pm, AV Hill LT
- Special Departmental Seminar, Fri 24 Feb 1-2pm
- GEE/CEE Seminars
- GEE/CEE Seminar 25 Apr 2012
News
Darwin's Birthday Party at the Natural History Museum, 22 Feb at 4pm
1 February 2012
Darwin’s Birthday Party 2012
22 February 2012 at 4pm, followed by reception.
‘How Ageing Evolves: Reconciling mechanistic and evolutionary theories’
We are delighted to announce the following speakers:
David Gems (Institute of Healthy Ageing, UCL): ‘New perspectives on the evolution of aging: the bloated soma theory’
and
Daryl Shanley (Institute for Ageing and Health, University of Newcastle): ‘Systems development of the disposable soma’
Venue: The Natural History Museum, Flett Lecture Theatre
Please remember the early start at 4pm and enter the NHM to get to the Flett Theatre via the Exhibition Road entrance –come through the tunnel as the road is blocked on top!!
(After you leave the turnstiles at South Kensington,
turn sharply right and go under the streets through the tunnel, leave at the
exit marked Natural History Museum and at street level turn left and go north
(towards the park) until you come to the big flag with a letter N on it which
marks the Exhibition Road entrance – staff there can direct you to the Flett
Theatre). Further details here
All are welcome to this annual CEE event at the Natural History Museum.
Download poster here
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