Lunch Hour Lectures

UCL’s Lunch Hour Lecture series, running since 1942, showcases exceptional UCL research. Free and open to all, the lectures have been held online since 2020.

For recordings of past events, check our Lunch Hour Lectures YouTube playlist.

Find out about our pick of the 11 most unmissable UCL Lunch Hour Lectures.

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09 Jun

What happens to construction in cities after a flood?

13:00 - 14:00

15 Jul

Bentham and Beyond: Learning through Genomes, Collections and Collaborations

13:00 - 14:00

16 Jul

Jeremy Bentham, The London University (a.k.a. UCL), and other stories

13:00 - 14:00

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Bentham and Beyond: Learning through Genomes, Collections and Collaborations

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