01:06:44

The Cultural Revolution - Tania Branigan

01:06:09

Revolution by Natural Selection - Professor Nick Lane, University College London

01:12:37

Worlds turned upside down: Quiet Revolutions in Art - Professor Frances Spalding

01:01:20

The Exoplanet Revolution - Professor Didier Queloz, University of Cambridge

01:04:12

A Revolution in Thought? - Dr Iain McGilchrist

01:03:20

Are Revolutions justified? - Professor Lea Ypi, London School of Economics

58:43

The Genetic Revolutions - Professor Matthew Cobb, University of Manchester

01:11:09

On the Disappointment of Revolutions - Professor Sir Simon Schama, Columbia University

02:54

Darwin College Lecture Series 2024 - Introduction

01:05:57

Isolation of Atomic Mechanisms: the Choreographer at Play - Professor Sir Harry Bhadeshia

01:13:23

The Self-Imposed Isolation of North Korea - Professor Heonik Kwon, University of Cambridge

53:25

Are we alone in the Universe? - Dr Arik Kershenbaum, University of Cambridge

01:05:36

Isolation and Trapping using Optical Tweezers - Professor Philip Jones, University College London

59:54

Antarctica: Isolated Continent - Professor Dame Jane Francis, British Antarctic Survey

01:02:17

The Closeting of Secrets – Physics and Cryptography - Professor Adrian Kent, University of Cambridge

01:06:04

The Isolation of Asylum Seekers: immigration detention in Australia. Dr Amy Nethery

56:53

Persian Tales of Turtles and Pearls - Professor Christine van Ruymbeke, University of Cambridge

01:12:24

X-Rays and Food Safety - Dr Richard Parmee, University of Cambridge

55:15

Food as Expression - Mr Alex Rushmer, Chef

01:01:24

Archaeology and Discovering the Food of the Past - Professor Martin Jones, University of Cambridge

52:42

Food and Cultural History - Dr Melissa Calaresu, University of Cambridge

01:00:36

Food, Power & Society - Ms Sarah Mukherjee, CEO Institute of Environmental Management and Assessment

01:04:01

Food and Climate Change - Professor Sarah Bridle, University of York

01:01:58

The Political Economy of Conservation and Food Security - Prof Bhaskar Vira, University of Cambridge

01:05:13

Should Cats and Dogs go Vegan? - Professor Andrew Knight, University of Winchester

01:14

Food 2022 Trailer

01:08:48

Colour and Vision by Anya Hurlbert

54:20

Blood Sculptures, by Marc Quinn

01:03:05

Cold Blood, by Stuart Egginton

53:46

Blood villains and heroes by Rose George

01:06:26

Bloodlines of the British by Walter Bodmer

56:31

Dracula, Vampires and the New Woman by Carol Senf

01:06:12

Blood in Motion: The Physics of Blood Flow by Tim Pedley

44:15

Transitional Bleeding in Early Modern England by Sara Read

01:07:45

Battle Blood by Claire Roddie

01:05:16

Risk and (human-induced) climate change, by Bob Watson

53:13

Risk and government: the architectonics of blame-avoidance, by Christopher Hood

01:07:24

Risk and humanities, by Mary Beard

01:00:48

Risk and natural catastrophes, by Mark Bailey

01:08:32

Risk and the Brain: The neural basis of decision making under uncertainty, by John O'Doherty

01:00:20

Risk, security and terrorism, by Lucia Zedner

01:03:29

Risk: Trying to quantify our uncertainty, by David Spiegelhalter

01:04:08

Life in ruins by Robert Macfarlane

58:48

The spark of life, by Frances Ashcroft

59:39

The after life by Clive Gamble

01:00:01

Life in the ancient world by Michael Scott

01:04:05

Life and death of a cell by Ron Laskey

01:12:55

Artificial life by Professor Chris Bishop

59:44

From genomes to the diversity of life, by Michael Akam

01:06:24

Forseeing space weather, by Jim Wild

01:04:09

Foresight in music, by Nicholas Cook

01:01:21

Foresight in ancient Mesopotamia, by Francesca Rochberg

01:03:21

Foresight in scientific method, by Hasok Chang

01:03:58

Foresight in journalism, by Bridget Kendall

51:26

Foresight and self-control, by Terrie Moffitt

01:04:50

Foresight and fiction, Robert J. Sawyer

53:17

Foresight in ancient civilisations, by Geoffrey Lloyd

56:30

Darwin in the literary world by Rebecca Stott

59:51

The making of the fittest by Sean Carroll

01:03:42

Is human evolution over? by Steve Jones