Agora Project: Breakfast Talks and Lectures
The Iris Project & Rumble Museum regularly organise a very wide range of speakers to deliver talks on all sorts of topics. Recent ones have included A.I., medicine, economics, astronomy, neuroscience and the role of religion in public life. You can listen again to some of our recent talks below by clicking on the images, or read write-ups by clicking on the titles.
17th July, 2026, "What Do Snails and Humans Have in Common?" by Dr Angus Davison, University of Nottingham (organised as part of our Nature Season Breakfast Series)
10th July, 2026, "Blind Assassins, Lethal Biochemists, Doting Mothers: An Introduction to Centipedes" by Shreyas Kuchibhotla, University of Oxford (organised as part of our Nature Season Breakfast Series)
12th June, 2026, "What Do Spiders and Elephants Have in Common?" by Dr Beth Mortimer, University of Oxford (organised as part of our Nature Season Breakfast Series)
27th March 2026, "Urban Forests" by Professor Mat Disney, University College London (organised as part of our Trees Season Breakfast Series)
20th March 2026, "Cutting Edge Forests" by Dr Amanda Rasmussen, University of Nottingham (organised as part of our Trees Season Breakfast Series)
