Gresham College Talks
1st May 2020
We started a new monthly seminar series last November using the Gresham College lectures. The available lectures cover a wider range of topics including geology, astronomy, medical advances, psychology, music, film, mathematics, information technology, environmental issues and a broad range of historical topics. In the absence of watching and discussing the lectures at Holmesdale once a month, the group members plan to watch lectures at home but sharing views and comments via email.
All past lectures are available online and can be watched at home on your computer, laptop or on your television if you have one which provides access to the Internet. Just go to www.gresham.ac.uk
The lectures are presented by experts in their field, and last about an hour. They are worth exploring and you should find them very stimulating. Recent talks have included:
Sir Joseph Bazalgette and the Cleansing of the Victorian Metropolis
Biometrics: How Unique are You?
Slavery and the City of London
Weighing the Universe
150 years of the Periodic Table
Sir Thomas Gresham and the Tudor Court
Making New Plants: a History
And there are many more!
Why not take in a talk - there well worth having a look
