Science – Royal Philosophical Society

Details
Professor Miles Padgett
Does God play dice? – Kelvin Lecture

Sir Charles Wilson Building

December 13, 2023

7:30 pm - 9:30 pm
Details
Dr David Rosario
Back to the beginning of time; penetrating the mysteries of star and galaxy formation with the James Webb telescope

Sir Charles Wilson Building

January 10, 2024

7:30 pm - 9:30 pm

Details
Professor Sarah Cunningham-Burley
Towards a public bioethics

Sir Charles Wilson Building

March 6, 2024

7:30 pm - 9:30 pm

Details
Professor Sian Harding
The exquisite machine: the new science of the heart

Sir Charles Wilson Building

March 20, 2024

7:30 pm - 9:30 pm

About our society
The Royal Philosophical Society is a Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation. Charity Number SC015557.
Privacy Notice
We take your privacy seriously. See our privacy notice here.

All Rights Reserved - Website designed by Philip Woodrow with Wordpress theme Vestige. Email phil.woodrow@outlook.com

Professor Miles Padgett
Does God play dice? – Kelvin Lecture

Dr David Rosario
Back to the beginning of time; penetrating the mysteries of star and galaxy formation with the James Webb telescope

Professor Sarah Cunningham-Burley
Towards a public bioethics

Professor Sian Harding
The exquisite machine: the new science of the heart

Dr David Rosario
Back to the beginning of time; penetrating the mysteries of star and galaxy formation with the James Webb telescope

Professor Miles PadgettDoes God play dice? – Kelvin Lecture

Dr David RosarioBack to the beginning of time; penetrating the mysteries of star and galaxy formation with the James Webb telescope

Professor Sarah Cunningham-BurleyTowards a public bioethics

Professor Sian HardingThe exquisite machine: the new science of the heart

Professor Miles Padgett
Does God play dice? – Kelvin Lecture

Dr David Rosario
Back to the beginning of time; penetrating the mysteries of star and galaxy formation with the James Webb telescope

Professor Sarah Cunningham-Burley
Towards a public bioethics

Professor Sian Harding
The exquisite machine: the new science of the heart