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Site-specific exhibition of contemporary Chinese calligraphy based on Laozi and Stephen Hawking by Wang Dongling, one of the greatest living practitioners of Chinese calligraphy.

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Wolfson College has teamed up with the Cambridgeshire County Council Waste Management team (Cambridge City Council and South Cambridgeshire District Council) to invite you to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of World Environment Day on 5th June with an engaging panel discussion and keynote speech on the Solutions to Plastic Pollution.

Explore the potential of disruptive technology and its societal implications for One Health with Wolfson alumna Dr Lara Urban. Join us for this insightful Green Talk on the vital concept of One Health, which has been catapulted into the public spotlight due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

A talk from the former EU Ambassador to the Arctic, Honorary Wolfson Fellow Marie Anne Coninsx, on the emergence of arctic resources in a warming climate and their impact on geopolitics, the green transition and sustainability.

To coincide with the Radium Dreams exhibition this event brings together artist Soheila Sokhanvari with writers Megan Hunter and Rebecca Sollom to explore the overlaps and interrelations between science, text and art.

As the world awaits the imminent first German National Security Strategy document, the Centre for Geopolitics offers a distinguished lecturer and two expert panellists to discuss the issues it will address.

Dr Zoé Colombet of the University of Liverpool will join our hybrid MRC Epidemiology Unit seminar on 15 May to discuss 'Ultra-Processed Foods: a need for clarification to enhance public health policies'.

Should the West fear a Russian defeat in Ukraine, which would lead to the liberation of most, if not all, of its territories, and how could such a defeat transform Russia?

This panel discussion will bring together international scholars of the Second World War and the Holocaust to explore the links between these events and share research on Holocaust education and commemoration.

Join Professor Ehteshami online for a discussion on the geopolitical implications of China's increasing focus on its Western neighbours in Central Asia and the Middle East.

Professor John Robertson (University of Cambridge) will speak about Giambattista Vico’s "The New Science" (1725) and engage in discussion with the attendees.

Rejecting Cold War 2.0, with Lee Jones

Professor Maurizio Viroli (Princeton University) will speak about Niccolò Machiavelli’s "Florentine Histories" (1532) and engage in discussion with the attendees.

Eat local is a common recommendation to reduce the carbon footprint of our diet. Food prices have been increasing forcing many families into poverty, and supermarkets have seen empty shelves for certain types of food. So the question that many are asking is “why can’t we just make or grow that food here and stop relying on imports?”.

The Indo-Pacific Roundtable 2023, Panel 1

Indo-Pacific Roundtable 2023, Panel 2

The Indo-Pacific Roundtable 2023, Panel 3

Pick up our Polar Sensory Trail at the Polar Museum this May half term.

A new exhibition at Cambridge University Library celebrates the life, work and legacy of the award-winning author and illustrator.