calendar of events
- Science in History Seminar
- London PUS Seminar: Craig Cormick
- Lunchtime Lecture: Art for science's sake
- Fireworks in Ealing
- STS Seminar: Helen Curry
- London PUS Seminar: Steve Fuller
- Film Night: Jekyll and Hyde (1931)
- STS Seminar: Jack Stilgoe
- Should We Clone Neanderthals?
- 'Theatres of Science' workshop
- STS Seminar: Big Data; Big Deal
- Seminar: Sociology of Secrecy
- Will the Geek Inherit the Earth?
- Q&A PANEL: Taking Infection Seriously
- Darwin in London: Lecture
- Influence of Islam on Science: Lecture
- Panel: What Counts as Good Evidence for Policy?
- Film Night: Fantastic Voyage (1966)
- POSTPONED: Science in History Seminar: Simon Mitton
- Symposium: New History of Scienitfic Experience
- STS Seminar: David A Kirby
- STS Seminar: Andrew Balmer
- STS Seminar: Noortje Marres
- conference: Cultures of Ancient Science
- STS At AstroFest
- STS Seminar: Francesca Rochburg
- Past Imperfect Seminar
- PUS Seminar: Jean-Baptiste Gouyon
- Speak Out! Mental Health Documentary
- talk: Crystal Palace Dinosaurs
- STS Research Day
- Simon Werrett on early modern materials
- Crossing The Divides (Workshop)
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Film Night: Jekyll and Hyde (1931)
Publication date: Aug 1, 2012 8:15:00 AM
Start: Dec 4, 2012 6:30:00 PM
Location: UCL Anatomy Bldg, JZ Young Lecture Theatre
Witness a tale of good vs. evil (all in one individual) and self-experimentation in this classic sci-fi horror film. Dr Jekyll creates a potion which transforms him into an evil alter ego, Mr Hyde, allowing him to carry out wicked acts free of conscience. By doing so, Jekyll hopes to prove his theory that through the separation of the good and evil sides in man, one can become liberated. Will he maintain control, and will his good side hold out? Find out in this iconic blockbuster. Not suitable for children.
Joe Cain (UCL Science and Technology Studies) will introduce the film.
The film is followed by a free drinks reception in a private view of the Museum. This event is free and there is no need to book.
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