Jointly organised with Behçet’s UK, this meeting will give you an understanding of what it is like to live with Behçet’s from people living with the condition. Behçet’s is a chronic condition causing ...

Clinicians need to be better informed about artificial intelligence (AI) as this technology is being adopted across health and care and continues to progress rapidly. It is important for clinicians to...

Free for all As a health community, we find ourselves in a challenging situation. Healthy life expectancy has stagnated for all but the wealthiest, inequalities between the richest and poorest are ris...

Join Sue Weir for a walk through Twixt the Strand and the River, a small parcel of land filled with hidden delights - not only statues but a C15th chapel, small alley-ways, an unusual lamp but also ho...

Lindley Library Art Curator, Charlotte Brooks, will explore the history of the RHS botanical art collection. The worlds of science and art come together in art collections of the RHS Lindley Library. ...

The Royal Opera House in Covent Garden is the oldest and most prestigious of London’s theatres. First opened in 1732, it has stunning architecture and a unique collection documenting the history of th...

Automated vehicles have long been promised but how close are we to being able to board a vehicle with no steering wheel? In this talk, Professor Nick Reed will discuss the history of automated vehicle...

Despite covering two-thirds of the Earth’s surface, the sea is out of sight and frequently out of mind for most of us and yet what happens on and under the water matters to us all. During this meeting...

Professor Shirli Gilbert, Professor of Modern Jewish History at University College London and Director of the Sir Martin Gilbert Learning Centre, joins the Retired Fellows Society to deliver the lectu...

This event has been postponed. Apologies for any inconvenience this may have caused. Athletes participating in extreme environments or endurance events can experience a range of pathology rarely seen ...