Come and be part of an engaging exploration into some of the fascinating research taking place at the University of York. Join us on Wednesday 15 January 2025 for an exciting series of free short talks highlighting the breadth and …
Institute of Physics Lecture on Thursday 28 November. In-person only. Free Admission, booking essential. Room P/L/001, School of Physics, Engineering and Technology Building, Campus West, University of York Technologies enabled by quantum science have progressed from lab-based propositions to commercial …
Sarah Sheils MA will give a lecture on WB (Bill) Morrell (1913-1981) “For the Common Good” – Charity, Conservation and Commerce on 14 November 2024 at 7pm at the Physics Lecture Room, University of York. The event is free but …
York Unlocked 2024 Dates: October 5th & 6th Explore 50 unique buildings and open spaces across York, all free of charge. This year, you can enjoy exclusive behind-the-scenes tours of the York Art Gallery, the Assembly Rooms, and Terry’s Clock Tower. …
In Museum Gardens look out for: 7. Mary Kitson Clark Find me at: Museum Gardens | W3W: ///allow.zealous.split Researched by: Yorkshire Philosophical Society (YPS) Designed by: Sian Ellis Mary Kitson Clark, (1905-2005), was one of the first female archaeologists to …
Severus Hill in York is a place of environmental, natural and historical significance. A mile outside of the city walls it stands 35 metres above sea level in the community of Holgate. Formed in the last ice age, with historical …
Pint of Science is a grassroots non-profit organisation that has grown astronomically over the few years since two people decided to share their research in the pub. Although our mission has expanded, our core values remain the same: to provide …
Helmsley Arts Society Lecture 18th century England saw not only the flowering of the Industrial Revolution but also that of the self-made man. Using the paintings of Sir Joshua Reynolds and others, Leslie Primo will guide us through the lives and …
‘Known almost the world over’ as ‘Backhouse’s’: the Backhouse Nursery of York in the 19th and early 20th Centuries by Professor Emerita Gillian Parker. In 1889, the report of a trip made by Manchester horticulturalists to the Backhouse Nursery in …
Michael Clarke, the former Director of the Scottish National Gallery, will give a talk entitled, Claude Monet as artist-traveller, his talk will be preceded by a sparkling wine and canapé reception. This talk will serve as an introduction to the …
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