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Great Mathematical Myths

I will start by looking at the mythology that has gathered around the Golden Ratio, and also consider the fairness of cake-cutting, and changing choices in the Monty Hall problem.

Professor Martin Daunton

Martin is a British academic and historian. He was Master of Trinity Hall, Cambridge, between 2004 and 2014. He is Emeritus Professor of Economic History at the University of Cambridge.

Joshua Rozenberg QC (hon)

Joshua is British legal commentator and journalist. He is an honorary bencher at Gray's Inn and was made an honorary Queen's Council in 2016.

Professor Tom Körner is a pure mathematician and author of books on popular mathematics. He is Emeritus Professor of Fourier Analysis at the University of Cambridge and Emeritus Fellow of Trinity Hall, Cambridge.

Sarah Clarke

Sarah Clarke is a barrister at Sergeant's Inn Chambers, having been called to the Bar 1994. Sarah Clarke is listed in Legal 500 2012 for her ‘extensive experience of market abuse and regulatory actions’. She is also listed in the

The Privatisation of Law: Has a World Court finally been created by modern international arbitration?

This is the 2013 annual Gray's Inn Reading. Other Gray's...

Striking the Balance Between Common Sense and Legal Reasoning

Brian Francis Kerr, Baron Kerr of Tonaghmore PC QC is a Justice of the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom, and a distinguished member of Gray’s Inn. He will be speaking on legal issues of topical interest.

POSTPONED: Sickle Cell Disease - A Cultural History

This lecture has been postponed due to strike action. This lecture will now

Ancient Greek and Roman Libraries

Although Mesopotamian civilisations had assembled texts, the ancient Greeks brought the idea of the universal book collection to its near-legendary consummation in the Library of Alexandria, which edited and housed thousands of papyrus rolls on every subject and attracted brilliant scholars from all over the ancient world. But there were many other libraries, serving also as scientific laboratories, public record offices, restaurants, mausoleums and even baths. This illustrated lecture investigates their history and the continuing influence on our modern world.

A Conversation with Lord Falconer

Gresham Professor of Law, Richard Susskind welcomes Lord Falconer, Lord...

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