King Henry III and the Communication of Power This lecture considers how Henry III of England used art to justify monarchy at the dawn of what is commonly termed the ‘parliamentary state’.
What have Henry VIII and Elizabeth I got to do with 21st century development policy? Development is a key term in the modernising global world. It...
The Grande Messe des Morts and the Absence of God David Cairns delivers this lecture ahead of the City of...
Brain Reconstruction: the next biomedical breakthrough, or a biological impossibility? How close are we to true brain reconstruction? Professor Jack...
Whither to the Creeping Paralysis? Progress on the road to curing motor neuron disease The lecture will cover a description of how we diagnose...
Tudor Health Reform: Panel Discussion Professor Tim Connell chairs a panel discussion exploring the issues...
Tudor Health Reform: The Form and Function of Medieval Hospitals Professor Carole Rawcliffe offers an overview of the hospital as...
Rare and Endangered Languages - 'Why should we protect endangered languages?' Dr Nicholas Ostler argues for the preservation of the world's...
An Introduction to Rare and Endangered Languages Professor Tim Connell provides an introduction to the field, with...