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Time: 6-7pm; Date: 28th of April; Professor Dave G

Time: 6-7pm; Date: 28th of April; Professor Dave Goulson is a leading insect ecologist and author of the Sunday Times bestseller ‘Silent Earth’. He will explain why insects are declining, and the consequences if we allow this to continue. He will then consider the many ways we can all get involved in saving our insects, from making our gardens more insect-friendly and rewilding unproductive land to support systems of farming that are truly sustainable.

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Unsure about your career? Look no further! On Sund

Unsure about your career? Look no further! On Sunday the 16th of March, the Darwin Society will be hosting a Careers event. With 6 Natsci Alumni, each with their own unique trajectory, you can gain fresh perspectives about the job market and hopefully gain clarity on your own journey!

With the chance to speak in smaller groups, you can get your own personalised advice. And it's in the comfort of your own college!

Non-alcoholic drinks included!

Spaces limited, so sign up quickly. The form will go live on our story at 5PM!

This Thursday, Christ's College will be hosting Pr

This Thursday, Christ's College will be hosting Professor Dame Athene Donald. She will discuss why gender equality in STEM matters and how there is currently a lack of women in science. Come along to learn more about the problem, and what we can do to improve things.

Come today to learn how to derive evolution from m

Come today to learn how to derive evolution from maths! Paul Fannon >>>

Our first and only talk for this term is next Frid

Our first and only talk for this term is next Friday!! Who was Darwin? Apparently, he was based. Not a fan of slavery- I should hope so! Unfortunately though, he was in the thick of it, everybody knows: the voyage of the beagle started in 1831, and the trading of slaves was only formally abolished in 1833 so he explored South America in the times of slavery. He had a very progressive mindset towards race and felt that everyone was equal, and frequently says so throughout the book. He is a very important historical figure and hopefully this talk can highlight things you never knew about him! Come along, or else! 👀

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