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Join us for a conversation with the founders of Bakashimika International Photography Festival — the first photography festival in Zambia and the only one of its kind in Southern Africa.
This Safe-Falling workshop with Katrina McDonald will utilise principles from the sport of judo to teach people how to apply the principles of falling safely.
Our ability to remember past events is a fundamental aspect of everyday life, and often one that is poorly understood. Memory has been described as a form of ‘mental time travel’, in which we recreate past experiences inside our minds.
Join us for an inspiring talk that explores neurodiversity through a journey of personal self-discovery. This session will share lived experience of navigating life as an undiagnosed neurodivergent individual, highlighting challenges, strengths, the journey to diagnosis, and the importance of understanding.
Prof Havovi Chichger will delve into the weird and wonderful locations in the body which can taste and considers how and why these tissues and organs, including the brain and heart, sense taste and what this means in relation to our diet and health.
Join us for an inspiring talk that explores neurodiversity through a journey of personal self-discovery. This session will share lived experience of navigating life as an undiagnosed neurodivergent individual, highlighting challenges, strengths, the journey to diagnosis, and the importance of understanding.
What is spiking? How do we ensure our communities can sip safely? Join the ARU Spiking Research Team, partner organisations and charities to find out more.
Moving the Coordinates is a performance-installation that invites audiences to imagine new ways of living within changing landscapes. Combining choreography, technology and film, the work creates a shared space to reflect on how we inhabit environments in transformation and to explore new possibilities for adapting to climate change.
Join us for an engaging talk that explores the science behind food choices and how you can harness this knowledge in your daily life. We’ll delve into the psychology, biology, and broader social factors that shape what we eat, offering evidence-based insights to help you rethink your relationship with food.
Join us for an engaging talk that explores the science behind food choices and how you can harness this knowledge in your daily life. We’ll delve into the psychology, biology, and broader social factors that shape what we eat, offering evidence-based insights to help you rethink your relationship with food.