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An exhibition showcases sculptures, illustrations, and interactive pieces affirming the human body, inspired by 1980s TV and playful medical themes, all woven with vivid humour and personal history.
An exhibition showcases sculptures, illustrations, and interactive pieces affirming the human body, inspired by 1980s TV and playful medical themes, all woven with vivid humour and personal history.
Learn about the kola nut’s role in West African culture, its use in global products like Coca-Cola, and its ongoing cultural significance.
A free exhibit examines war’s psychological impact, from motivations for conflict to how people cope and adjust in wartime situations.
See 50 pieces including a refugee astronaut figure and a scented sculpture in a gallery examining human life changes with health and genetics.
Top experts discuss potential future pandemics, focusing on how to identify, predict, and tackle them based on lessons from COVID-19.
Alvena Kureshi showcases next-gen surgical materials, including biodegradable implants and plant-based polymers, aiming for effective, sustainable healthcare.
This lecture reveals the diverse immune mechanisms of bacteria, amoebae, nematodes, and other microbes in their battle against viruses.
Polymer scientist Mike Shaver discusses sustainable solutions and innovations in plastic recycling and polymer technology, highlighting new approaches across the supply chain.
Learn how food initiatives transform London’s urban spaces into vibrant community hubs, with a focus on enhancing social cohesion and urban sustainability.