| Code | Group | Option Type | DATE | Short Description | Long Description |
| London Scientific Visits | |||||
| 21.A | London Scientific Visits | Visit | 21/07/2026 | The Anaesthesia Heritage Centre | Founded in 1932 by Dr Henry W Featherstone, The Association of Anaesthetists of Great Britain and Ireland (AAGBI) represents the medical and political views of over 11,000 anaesthetists in the UK, Ireland and internationally. Explore the history of anaesthesia through an interactive group visit at the Museum of Anaesthesia. Led by enthusiastic retired consultant anaesthetists, sessions include a talk on the speciality's history, hands-on intubation simulation activities, the chance to handle historical equipment, and a guided tour of the museum, tracing anaesthesia from its first public demonstration in 1846 to the present day. |
| 21.B | London Scientific Visits | Visit | 21/07/2026 | Chelsea Physic Garden | Since 1673 Chelsea Physic Garden has occupied four acres of land on the edge of the Thames. First established by the Apothecaries in order to grow medicinal plants, this extraordinary garden in London has had wide reaching impact around the world. With it's unique microclimate and rich and complex history, Chelsea Physic Garden offers an opportunity to think about how the environment is under threat and how we might help it thrive. In this visit, you will enjoy a guided tour of the Garden's remarkable collections and take part in an interactive hands-on workshop, discovering the science behind plant diversity, adaptation, and conservation. |
| 21.C | London Scientific Visits | Visit | 21/07/2026 | Imperial College London, Department of Aeronautics | Find out more about studying Aeronautical Engineering at Imperial College London, where researchers are addressing some of the biggest challenges facing the future of aviation, including reducing emissions, noise and aircraft weight. Hear from current students in an interactive Q&A and learn more about their projects and extracurricular activities. You will also tour the Department's cutting-edge laboratory facilities, gaining an insight into world-leading aerospace research and the innovative technologies shaping the next generation of aircraft and engineering solutions. |
| 21.D | London Scientific Visits | Visit | 21/07/2026 | Imperial College London, School of Convergence Science | Imperial's School of Convergence Science is designed to spark discovery and accelerate progress in four key mission-led areas: Health and Technology; Sustainability; Space, Security and Telecoms; and Human and Artificial Intelligence. Climate Fresk is an interactive climate science learning workshop designed to raise awareness about climate change. It consists of a collaborative workshop where participants use a set of cards to create a visual representation of the IPCC findings. This engaging experience helps simplify complex climate science and is accessible to anyone, making it a valuable resource for education and community engagement. |
| 21.E | London Scientific Visits | Visit | 21/07/2026 | Imperial College London, Department of Life Sciences | The Department of Life Sciences at Imperial College London is one of the largest life science groups in Europe, bringing together over 100 faculty members, 180 research fellows and postdoctoral researchers, more than 200 PhD students, and over 180 Master's students. Researchers are tackling some of the world's most pressing challenges, including malaria, antimicrobial resistance, biodiversity loss and global ecology. During the visit, you will receive an introduction to the Department's research and have the opportunity to visit two research laboratories, gaining insight into cutting-edge life sciences research in action. |
| 21.F | London Scientific Visits | Visit | 21/07/2026 | Imperial College London, Department of Mechanical Engineering | The Department of Mechanical Engineering at Imperial College London is one of the world's leading centres for engineering education and research, bringing together internationally recognised academics, outstanding students, and cutting-edge facilities. During this visit, you will explore what Mechanical Engineering is through an engaging introductory lecture, take part in a hands-on Design–Make–Test activity, and tour the department's practical teaching facilities, including laboratories, workshops, and the pit garage. This interactive experience offers a unique insight into the creativity, innovation, and real-world applications at the heart of modern engineering. |
| 21.G | London Scientific Visits | Visit | 21/07/2026 | Imperial College London, Department of Physics | One of the largest physics departments in the UK, with an outstanding international reputation for excellence in research, undergraduate education and postgraduate training. Research spans topics from quantum technologies, photonics and nanoscience to particle physics, astrophysics, cosmology, fusion energy, climate science and space physics. The Department is home to world-leading research communities tackling some of the biggest scientific questions of our time while developing technologies with applications ranging from healthcare and sustainable energy to quantum computing and advanced materials. |
| 21.H | London Scientific Visits | Visit | 21/07/2026 | King's College London, Centre for Gene Therapy & Regenerative Medicine | At the Centre for Gene Therapy and Regenerative Medicine, based at Guy's Hospital, you will explore cutting-edge research into stem cells, organoids, and regenerative medicine. The visit will focus on the Sancho Lab's work on pancreas development and diabetes, using advanced laboratory models to understand the molecular mechanisms underlying health and disease. You will gain insight into how researchers are developing innovative approaches that could shape future treatments for diabetes and other conditions, while learning about the exciting potential of stem cell research in modern medicine. |
| 21.I | London Scientific Visits | Visit | 21/07/2026 | London Metropolitan University, Science Centre | London Metropolitan University's £30 million Science Centre is home to the Superlab, a state-of-the-art teaching laboratory with capacity for 280 students, as well as modern research facilities for HIV and microbiology research, forensic science laboratories, and an NMR spectrometer. During this visit, you will tour the facilities, gain insight into modern scientific teaching and research, and take part in a hands-on laboratory activity focused on aspirin synthesis. The visit will conclude with a Q&A session, in which you will have the opportunity to engage with staff and learn more about studying and working in the sciences. |
| 21.J | London Scientific Visits | Visit | 21/07/2026 | National Physical Laboratory | The National Physical Laboratory (NPL) is the UK's National Measurement Institute, where world-leading metrology science and the UK's national measurement standards are developed and maintained. Here you will be introduced to the world of measurement science and have the opportunity to meet scientists and engineers working in areas such as atomic clocks, quantum detectors, digital image correlation and data science. |
| 21.K | London Scientific Visits | Visit | 21/07/2026 | The Royal Institution | The Royal Institution (Ri) is an independent charity dedicated to connecting people with the world of science, with over 200 years of history. In this hands-on science workshop, you will analyse suspect DNA samples using modern molecular biology techniques, including restriction digests and gel electrophoresis. At the end of the workshop, you will examine the DNA fingerprints to determine which of the suspects may be guilty. |
| 21.L | London Scientific Visits | Visit | 21/07/2026 | Sonic Healthcare UK | The Doctors Laboratory (TDL) is a leader in consultant-led diagnostics, innovation, value, and long-term investment in healthcare provision. With over 30 years of experience in the UK pathology market, TDL has worked in partnership with the NHS for more than 20 years. Sonic Healthcare UK, which incorporates the TDL Group of laboratories and services, is part of the Sonic Healthcare group, one of the world's largest clinical diagnostics organisations, with a demonstrated track record of medical excellence. |
| 21.M | London Scientific Visits | Visit | 21/07/2026 | UCL, Jill Dando Institute of Security and Crime Science | Visit the world's first institute devoted to crime science. The Jill Dando Institute brings together experts from across UCL to develop innovative approaches to reducing crime and improving security. Drawing on disciplines including psychology, engineering, statistics, architecture, geography and economics, the Institute tackles real-world challenges through multidisciplinary research. Here you will have the opportunity to discover the Institute's research and learn more about the emerging field of crime science. |
| 21.N | London Scientific Visits | Visit | 21/07/2026 | UCL, Medical Physics | Visit the UCL Department of Medical Physics and Biomedical Engineering, and learn more about the field of Medical Physics, some of the state-of-the-art research done by our staff, and also how students make their first steps into the field. A session packed with talks, demos, time to speak with the researchers, and a guided visit around the campus. Medical Physics is relevant to anyone who is interested in Physics and Maths, and wants to apply science to healthcare to help people and improve lives. |
| 21.O | London Scientific Visits | Visit | 21/07/2026 | UCL PEARL | PEARL is a unique research facility where you can explore how people interact with their environments. Within this life-sized experimental space, researchers simulate real-world environments under carefully controlled conditions, manipulating the ground, lighting, soundscape and even smell to study human behaviour. Discover how this research is helping to design healthier, more sustainable spaces for the future. |
| Specialist STEM Lectures | |||||
| 22.1 | Specialist STEM Lectures | Lecture | 22/07/2026 | Dr Farhat Khanim | Taking the MYC out of Lymphoma Cancer Research • Molecular Biology • Precision Medicine |
| 22.2 | Specialist STEM Lectures | Lecture | 22/07/2026 | Professor Sigrun Lange | Extracellular Vesicles in Health and Disease across the Animal Kingdom Cell Biology • Regenerative Medicine • Comparative Biology |
| 22.3 | Specialist STEM Lectures | Lecture | 22/07/2026 | Dr Ed Llewellin | Bubble and Bangs! The Physics of Volcanic Eruptions Volcanology • Geophysics • Earth Science |
| 22.4 | Specialist STEM Lectures | Lecture | 22/07/2026 | Ada Adeyemi Nwadigo | Infrastructure, Innovation, Sustainability & Inclusion – Project Engineering HS2 Civil Engineering • Infrastructure • Sustainability |
| 22.5 | Specialist STEM Lectures | Lecture | 22/07/2026 | Professor Becky Parker | Technological Innovation for Climate & Environmental Challenges Climate Technology • Innovation • Environmental Science |
| 22.6 | Specialist STEM Lectures | Lecture | 22/07/2026 | Thomas Reilly | Hormone Fluctuation and Mental Health Neuroscience • Endocrinology • Mental Health |
| 22.7 | Specialist STEM Lectures | Lecture | 22/07/2026 | Professor Michelle Spear | Brain Development with Memory, Human Anatomy Neuroscience • Brain Development • Human Anatomy |
| 22.8 | Specialist STEM Lectures | Lecture | 22/07/2026 | Dr Domenico Vicinanza | The Language of Music in a Scientific World Data Science • Music Technology • Science Communication |
| Oxford and Cambridge Scientific Visits | |||||
| 23.A | Oxford and Cambridge Scientific Visits | Visit | 23/07/2026 | BMW - Mini Plant Oxford | Experience the exciting world of MINI production on a guided tour of BMW Group Plant Oxford. Discover how thousands of components come together to build up to 800 personalised MINIs each day, from the body-in-white to the finished vehicle. You will explore one of the world's most advanced automotive manufacturing facilities and learn how innovation, automation and sustainability are shaping the future of mobility. |
| 23.B | Oxford and Cambridge Scientific Visits | Visit | 23/07/2026 | University of Cambridge, Cavendish Laboratory – Department of Physics | Join us for a visit to the world-famous Cavendish Laboratory, the institution that hosted the discovery of the electron, neutron, structure of DNA, and over twenty other Nobel-prize winning discoveries in its 150 year history. The visit will consist of an introduction to the Cambridge Natural Sciences course, a hands-on physics activity, and a chance to see the apparatus used in experiments that revolutionised our understanding of the physical world. |
| 23.C | Oxford and Cambridge Scientific Visits | Visit | 23/07/2026 | University of Cambridge, Human Anatomy Centre, Department of Physiology, Development and Neuroscience | The Human Anatomy Centre (HAC), housed within the Department of Physiology, Development and Neuroscience at the University of Cambridge, is one of the world's leading centres for anatomical education and research. Cambridge's distinguished tradition of cadaveric teaching spans more than 450 years, providing a unique opportunity to explore human anatomy through hands-on learning and specialist teaching. At the HAC, you will first enjoy an interactive lecture where you will learn some basic anatomical terms and watch some videos of sporting injuries to understand why anatomy is important, fun, and fascinating. You will then have the chance to explore anatomy for yourselves at various "stations" within a circuit, where you can handle anatomical models of different parts of the body, observe key features on a skeleton, and test your knowledge on a number of quizzes. |
| 23.D | Oxford and Cambridge Scientific Visits | Visit | 23/07/2026 | University of Cambridge, Milner Therapeutics Institute | Visit the Milner Therapeutics Institute, where academic research and industry come together to drive therapeutic discoveries. See robotics used in biology laboratories in action, explore images generated through genetic screens, and discover how mathematical and bioinformatics approaches are used to analyse complex biological data. You will also learn how researchers use gene editing, artificial intelligence and advanced computational methods to better understand disease and identify new therapeutic targets. This session will be of particular interest to anyone considering a degree or career in biomedical research. |
| 23.E | Oxford and Cambridge Scientific Visits | Visit | 23/07/2026 | University of Cambridge, Neuro Optics Lab | Light is a powerful diagnostic and therapeutic tool with numerous healthcare applications. During this visit, students will explore the underlying physics behind these applications, learn about cutting-edge healthcare research taking place across three different laboratories at the University of Cambridge, and take part in interactive demonstrations showcasing technologies developed by the research teams. The visit will conclude with small-group discussions with researchers, providing insights into career pathways within STEM fields. |
| 23.F | Oxford and Cambridge Scientific Visits | Visit | 23/07/2026 | University of Cambridge, Scott Polar Research Institute | The Scott Polar Research Institute is a centre of excellence in the study of the Arctic and Antarctic, covering both the natural and social sciences. In this visit, you will hear from two Cambridge University PhD students discussing their research in the cryosphere. You will have a guided tour of the Polar Museum with its unique collection illustrating polar exploration, history and science. You will also have the chance for 'hands-on' activities with museum staff with select objects from the handling collection. Finally, you'll have the chance to ask questions of the experts and build connections with students and staff at Cambridge University. |
| 23.G | Oxford and Cambridge Scientific Visits | Visit | 23/07/2026 | Culham Science Centre, UK Atomic Energy Authority | This is a unique opportunity to see in-person some of the amazing work UKAEA are doing to develop sustainable fusion energy. You will receive an introductory talk covering the basics of fusion energy, followed by a tour of the world record breaking Joint European Torus (JET) and our Remote Applications in Challenging Environments (RACE) facility. These tours will be led by engineers, scientists and technicians, who are currently working on the experiments, so you are guaranteed a genuine insight into what it's like to work in fusion and have the opportunity to directly ask our passionate researchers anything about our work here at UKAEA. |
| 23.H | Oxford and Cambridge Scientific Visits | Visit | 23/07/2026 | Fortescue Zero | Visit Fortescue Zero, the advanced engineering business built on the legacy of Williams Advanced Engineering, where cutting-edge technologies are driving the transition to zero-emissions solutions. Discover how engineers are developing high-performance battery systems, electric powertrains, autonomous vehicle technologies and intelligent energy solutions for applications ranging from motorsport to heavy industry. Learn how engineering, innovation and data science come together to accelerate industrial decarbonisation and help shape a fossil fuel-free future. |
| 23.I | Oxford and Cambridge Scientific Visits | Visit | 23/07/2026 | HR Wallingford | HR Wallingford has been solving water-related engineering challenges through world-leading research and consultancy for over 70 years. Explore its impressive physical modelling facilities, including wave basins used to test ports, harbours and coastal structures, and wave flumes capable of simulating tsunamis and renewable energy systems. You will also visit the UK Ship Simulation Centre, where virtual reality technology is used for pilot training and harbour design, before seeing these cutting-edge facilities in action. |
| 23.J | Oxford and Cambridge Scientific Visits | Visit | 23/07/2026 | University of Oxford, Botanic Garden and Arboretum | It is time to see plants as more than a green background. Vital for life on Earth and the solution to many of the greatest problems' mankind faces, this visit through Oxford Botanic Garden will draw upon diverse interdisciplinary research including engineering, psychology and medicine. With over 4,500 plant species from around the world, Oxford Botanic Garden is bursting with diversity, bringing the chaos of the biological world to life. Giant waterlilies, carnivorous pitcher plants and parasitic broomrapes will feature in this floral showcase designed to challenge the perception that plants are 'boring'. |
| 23.K | Oxford and Cambridge Scientific Visits | Visit | 23/07/2026 | University of Oxford, History of Science Museum | Mirror of the Universe: The Astrolabe explores the Museum's remarkable collection of early scientific instruments from the Islamic world, linked with astronomy and timekeeping. This visit will explore the legacy of the ancient Greeks and the development of astronomy in the medieval Islamic world focussin on the astrolabe, a fascinating early astronomical instrument used for observing the stars and calculating the time. The session will include a demonstration of the armillary sphere and an explanation of Ptolemy's model of the Universe and how it relates to the astrolabe. This is followed by learning how to use the astrolabe to carry out calculations including the times of sunrise and sunset. You will see rare and beautifully made astrolabes from the Museum's collection. For more information about the Museum's collection of Islamic instruments and associated teaching resources, see our Science and Islam resources. |
| 23.L | Oxford and Cambridge Scientific Visits | Visit | 23/07/2026 | University of Oxford, Pandemic Sciences Institute | The Pandemic Sciences Institute (PSI) brings together experts from across the University of Oxford to tackle some of the world's greatest infectious disease challenges. During this visit, you will hear from leading researchers, explore the laboratories of the Gilbert Group, and take part in an interactive pandemic workshop. Discover how multidisciplinary research is helping to understand, predict and respond to future epidemics and pandemics. |
| 23.M | Oxford and Cambridge Scientific Visits | Visit | 23/07/2026 | University of Oxford, Museum of Natural History | Oxford University Museum of Natural History was established in 1860 to draw together scientific studies from across the University of Oxford. Today, the award-winning Museum, home to more than seven million specimens from nature, continues to be a place of scientific research, collecting and fieldwork. Highlights in the collections include the world's first scientifically described dinosaur – Megalosaurus bucklandii – and the world-famous Oxford Dodo, the only soft tissue remains of the extinct dodo. The head of Learning, Sarah Lloyd will introduce some of the scientific principles that are used to understand and organise the incredible collections. |
| 23.N | Oxford and Cambridge Scientific Visits | Visit | 23/07/2026 | Oxford Nanopore Technologies | Oxford Nanopore have developed a nanopore-based sensing platform, commercialised for sequencing of native DNA and RNA molecules. It is also being developed for use in protein sensing. In this visit we will introduce students to the technology in more detail, highlight the sorts of technical and non-technical roles needed to make the company succeed, and conduct a tour of our facilities followed by networking with our staff. |
| Alumni Specialist STEM Lectures | |||||
| 27.1 | Alumni Specialist STEM Lectures | Lecture | 27/07/2026 | Maurice Brown | The Impact of Hydrogen Fuel Technology Clean Energy • Hydrogen • Sustainability |
| 27.2 | Alumni Specialist STEM Lectures | Lecture | 27/07/2026 | Enrico Caprioglio | Complexity Science – The Study of Emergent Behaviours Complexity Science • Mathematics • Systems Science |
| 27.3 | Alumni Specialist STEM Lectures | Lecture | 27/07/2026 | Professor Clare Elwell | Biomedical Physics Medical Physics • Biomedical Engineering • Healthcare Technology |
| 27.4 | Alumni Specialist STEM Lectures | Lecture | 27/07/2026 | Dr Emer Hickey | Born Protected – The Science of Maternal Immune Transfer Immunology • Maternal Health • Microbiology |
| 27.5 | Alumni Specialist STEM Lectures | Lecture | 27/07/2026 | Simran Mohnani | Future-proofing our Planet: The Rise of Industrial ClimateTech ClimateTech • Clean Technology • Entrepreneurship |
| 27.6 | Alumni Specialist STEM Lectures | Lecture | 27/07/2026 | Helen Peregrine | Eyes In-sight Ophthalmology • Healthcare Science • Clinical Research |
| 27.7 | Alumni Specialist STEM Lectures | Lecture | 27/07/2026 | Dr Pius Theiler | The Quantum Handshake Quantum Physics • Materials Science • Condensed Matter |
| 27.8 | Alumni Specialist STEM Lectures | Lecture | 27/07/2026 | Natalija Vujacic | Caught After the Kiss: Tracking Cell Interactions with LIPSTIC Immunology • Cell Biology • Molecular Imaging |
| UK Day Scientific Visits | |||||
| 28.A | UK Day Scientific Visits | Visit | 28/07/2026 | Airbus UK and Aerospace Bristol | Explore the world of aerospace engineering through a unique visit to Airbus UK and Aerospace Bristol. At the Airbus Filton site, discover how engineers design and develop wings, fuel systems and landing gear integration for Airbus aircraft, while learning about exciting early-career opportunities in the aerospace industry. You will also have the opportunity to explore Aerospace Bristol, home to the last Concorde ever to fly, and discover more than a century of aviation innovation through its inspiring collection of aircraft and exhibits. |
| 28.B | UK Day Scientific Visits | Visit | 28/07/2026 | University of Birmingham, Department of Biomedical Sciences, College of Medicine and Health | The Department of Biomedical Sciences, part of the College of Medicine and Health at the University of Birmingham, brings together world-leading research and teaching to improve our understanding of human health and disease. During this visit, you will be introduced to cancer research through a hands-on laboratory practical investigating how drugs kill cancer cells. You will also explore the University's campus, including the Medical School and several of its iconic buildings and museums. |
| 28.C | UK Day Scientific Visits | Visit | 28/07/2026 | University of Birmingham, School of Civil Engineering | The School of Civil Engineering at the University of Birmingham is tackling global challenges through research in sustainable infrastructure, resilient cities and the future of the built environment. During this visit, you will take part in an interactive engineering activity, see demonstrations of current research, and explore the School\'s facilities while discovering how civil engineers are helping shape a more sustainable future. |
| 28.D | UK Day Scientific Visits | Visit | 28/07/2026 | Bristol Robotics Laboratory | Bristol Robotics Laboratory (BRL) is the most comprehensive academic centre for multi-disciplinary robotics research in the UK. It is a collaborative partnership between the University of the West of England (UWE Bristol) and the University of Bristol, and home to a vibrant community of over 450 academics, researchers and industry practitioners. The primary mission of BRL is to understand the science, engineering and social role of robotics and embedded intelligence. In particular, the key challenges surrounding adaptive robotics, namely: dealing with people and their unpredictability, unstructured and uncertain environments, and equipping robots for flexible roles. |
| 28.E | UK Day Scientific Visits | Visit | 28/07/2026 | University of Bristol, Department of Anatomy | The Bristol Anatomy Centre is internationally recognised for its hands-on approach to anatomical education and clinical training. Anatomy is the study of the structure of the human body and forms a fundamental part of medical and healthcare education. Join us for an immersive introduction to the study of anatomy, combining traditional anatomical teaching with modern educational approaches. The day begins with a welcome session followed by a guided tour of our facilities, including the Dissection Room, Dynamic Anatomy Laboratory, and Anatomy Museum, where you will explore the rich history and contemporary practice of anatomical science. You will also engage in a hands-on session examining anatomical specimens alongside medical imaging, gaining insight into how anatomy is studied and applied in clinical practice, as well as an interactive Dynamic Anatomy workshop, highlighting the relationship between anatomical structure, movement, and function. |
| 28.F | UK Day Scientific Visits | Visit | 28/07/2026 | Cranfield University, Magan Centre for Applied Mycology | Fungi are far more than mushrooms. Visit Cranfield University's Magan Centre of Applied Mycology, where researchers are unlocking the extraordinary potential of fungi to transform industries and support a sustainable future. From renewable energy and sustainable materials to food production and environmental remediation, discover how applied mycology is driving innovation and helping address some of the world's greatest environmental challenges. |
| 28.G | UK Day Scientific Visits | Visit | 28/07/2026 | University of Kent | The University of Kent is excited to welcome you to our Canterbury campus. During the visit, you will have a chance to tour our campus, speak to current students, sit in on a lecture and participate in some hands-on activities. |
| 28.H | UK Day Scientific Visits | Visit | 28/07/2026 | Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine (LSTM) | Visit the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine (LSTM), the world\'s first institution dedicated to research and teaching in tropical medicine. Founded in 1898, LSTM is at the forefront of global health research, tackling some of the world\'s most pressing infectious disease challenges, including malaria, tuberculosis, antimicrobial resistance and emerging epidemics. Discover the world of global health with a visit to the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine. Take part in an engaging, interactive One Health session that explores how the health of people, animals, and the environment is closely connected, using hands-on activities. Your visit also includes a visit to the herpetarium, where you\'ll meet the team to handle the venomous snakes at LSTM. |
| 28.I | UK Day Scientific Visits | Visit | 28/07/2026 | National Space Academy | Join the National Space Academy to discover how space science, exploration and satellite technology are shaping our understanding of the Universe and solving challenges here on Earth. Enjoy an inspiring masterclass, experience a spectacular planetarium show, and explore the National Space Centre, home to interactive exhibits, space artefacts and one of the UK's largest planetariums. |
| 28.J | UK Day Scientific Visits | Visit | 28/07/2026 | University of Nottingham, School of Chemistry | Meet world-leading researchers in Sustainable Chemistry at the University of Nottingham. In this visit you will hear about the latest research in electrochemical energy storage and conversion for the development of batteries, and how catalysis is used to sustainably convert cheap, simple feedstock chemicals into structurally complex molecules. Experience what it is like to work in a modern undergraduate teaching laboratory and visit research facilities on two different campuses. Home to the award-winning Periodic Table of Videos YouTube channel, meet some of the presenters and see some of the filming locations! |
| 28.L | UK Day Scientific Visits | Visit | 28/07/2026 | University of Sussex, School of Life Sciences | Sussex has world-changing impact in many areas, including renewable energy, drug design and quantum chemistry. Biology is for those who are curious about the natural world and who want to understand the past, present and future of life on Earth, seeking solutions to some of the most important problems facing humanity – from managing environmental change to controlling disease. |
| 28.M | UK Day Scientific Visits | Visit | 28/07/2026 | UCL Mullard Space Science Laboratory | The Mullard Space Science Laboratory (MSSL) is UCL\'s Department of Space and Climate Physics and one of the world\'s leading centres for space research. Since its establishment in 1966, MSSL has participated in over 50 space missions and more than 200 rocket experiments, with instruments travelling to Earth orbit, Mars, Venus, Saturn, comets and beyond. In this visit, you will visit the laboratory and learn how scientists and engineers work together to design, build and test instruments for major international space missions. Research at MSSL spans planetary exploration, solar physics, the wider Solar System and astrophysics, helping to push forward the boundaries of space science. |
| 28.N | UK Day Scientific Visits | Visit | 28/07/2026 | UK Regeneron | Join Regeneron for a full day of educational and interactive sessions designed to give you insight into how medicines are brought to patients worldwide. The day will include an introduction to Regeneron and its mission, sessions exploring our science, a career journey panel, and opportunities to meet colleagues across different departments. The experience concludes with an interactive session to help you apply what you\'ve learned. Breakfast and lunch will be provided, with snacks available throughout the day. |
| Specialist Study Day | |||||
| 29.1 | Specialist Study Day | Lecture | 29/07/2026 | Dr David Alfaya | Information Retrieval, Information Geometry, Blockchain & AI Artificial Intelligence • Mathematics • Data Science |
| 29.2 | Specialist Study Day | Lecture | 29/07/2026 | Professor Nicholas Harrison | Innovation in Materials Discovery Materials Science • Computational Chemistry • Quantum Materials |
| 29.3 | Specialist Study Day | Lecture | 29/07/2026 | Raymond Isichei | Space Science, Planets, Galaxies & Dark Matter Astrophysics • Space Science • Cosmology |
| 29.4 | Specialist Study Day | Lecture | 29/07/2026 | Susan McDonald | Future Energy Transmission Electrical Engineering • Energy Systems • Net Zero |
| 29.5 | Specialist Study Day | Lecture | 29/07/2026 | Dr Ian Mudway | Impacts of Air Pollution on Human Health Environmental Health • Air Pollution • Public Health |
| 29.6 | Specialist Study Day | Lecture | 29/07/2026 | Dr Eng Ofetotse | Designing Net Zero & Climate-Resilient Buildings Sustainable Engineering • Built Environment • Climate Resilience |
| 29.7 | Specialist Study Day | Lecture | 29/07/2026 | Professor Tolullah Oni | Climate Change & Health Risks in Cities Global Health • Urban Health • Climate Change |
| 29.8 | Specialist Study Day | Lecture | 29/07/2026 | Dr Jane Usher | Pathogens, Penguins and the Planet Disease Ecology • Wildlife Health • Environmental Science |
| Specialist Lectures | |||||
| 30.1 | Specialist Lectures | Lecture | 30/07/2026 | Dr Akinola Akinbote | Building a Heart from Scratch Regenerative Medicine • Tissue Engineering • Cardiology |
| 30.2 | Specialist Lectures | Lecture | 30/07/2026 | Dr Rubika Balendra | The Power of Genetics and Stem Cells Genetics • Stem Cells • Neurology |
| 30.3 | Specialist Lectures | Lecture | 30/07/2026 | Professor Amalia Coldea | Superconductors – Quantum Matter in High Magnetic Fields Quantum Materials • Condensed Matter Physics • Superconductivity |
| 30.4 | Specialist Lectures | Lecture | 30/07/2026 | Dr Howard Haughton | Finance and Risk Management Financial Mathematics • Risk Analysis • Data Analytics |
| 30.5 | Specialist Lectures | Lecture | 30/07/2026 | Abigail Hutty | ExoMars Rover – Engineering for the Red Planet Space Engineering • Robotics • Planetary Exploration |
| 30.6 | Specialist Lectures | Lecture | 30/07/2026 | Professor Jameel Inal | Extracellular Vesicles in Infectious Disease and Cancer Immunology • Cancer Research • Cell Biology |
| 30.7 | Specialist Lectures | Lecture | 30/07/2026 | Professor Claudia de Rham | Quantum Field Theory, Gravity & Cosmology Theoretical Physics • Cosmology • Gravity |
| 30.8 | Specialist Lectures | Lecture | 30/07/2026 | Professor Bill Wisden | Why Do We Sleep? Neuroscience • Sleep Science • Brain Function |
Please note that lectures and visits are subject to change, due to reasons beyond our control. If a lecture or visit has to be changed, we will endeavour to keep it as close to the original option as possible. More information will be provided at registration and in some rare cases, on the day itself.