Welcome to Our STEM Christmas Lectures
The University of Lincoln is excited to offer a range of inspiring and interactive talks for our annual STEM Christmas Lecture series, beginning on Monday 12 December. This series aims to inspire the next generation of scientists and will showcase our expertise in key STEM subjects.
Following the success of our virtual event last year, we will be offering a range of virtual lectures across the week streamed via our YouTube channel to give everyone the opportunity to experience a taste of teaching at Lincoln.
If you have any interest in Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics, Engineering, or Computer Science then join us from Monday 12 December to find out more about what we do in the College of Science, our research, and what makes Lincoln such a great place to live and learn.
Schedule
| Date | Time | Talk | Speaker | Watch |
| Monday 12 December | 1.00 to 1.45pm | Santa's Little Helper - Robots picking, packing and delivering | Professor Marc Hanheide, Professor of Intelligent Robotics and Interactive Systems | Watch Live |
| Tuesday 13 December | 1.00pm to 1.45pm | How to Grow a Moon | Dr Phil Sutton, Senior Lecturer in Astrophysics | Watch Live |
| Wednesday 14 December | 1.00pm to 1.45pm | A Pet's View of Christmas | Professor Daniel Mills, Professor of Veterinary Behavioural Medicine | Watch Live |
| Wednesday 14 December | 6.00pm to 7.50pm | Fish Tales: The History and Physics of the Goldfish |
Professor Andrei Zvelindovsky, Head of the School of Mathematics and Physics Professor Anna Marie Roos, Professor of the History of Science and Medicine |
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| Thursday 15 December | 1.00pm to 1.45pm | Fantastic Festive Food | National Centre for Food Manufacturing Team | Watch Live |
| Friday 16 December |
1.00pm to 1.45pm |
Santa the High Risk Traveller (Travel Health) |
Dr Ian Heslop, Acting Head of School of Pharmacy |
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