Professor Dominik Lengyel (Brandenburg University of Technology) will speak about 'The Visualisation of Archaeological Hypotheses with Digital Technologies'. A brief description of the topic is set out below:

A neuroprosthetic speech device that reads the brain of a mute patient, allowing them to communicate once more, is surely a good thing, but it also raises key ethical questions on the origin and transcription of that speech.

The mental capacities of the human mind far outstrip those of other animals. Our imaginations and creativity have produced art, music, and literature; built bridges, cathedrals, and mosques; enabled us to probe distant galaxies, and to ponder the meaning of our existence. When our minds become…

The talk will begin by describing the challenges facing the global food system in the 21st century.  Demand will continue to grow, but at a decelerating rate, possibly plateauing this century.  Farming will face increasing competition for resources, especially land and water. …

This seminar will begin at 11am, and will be followed by a Q+A. All welcome. Booking is not required for this event. The seminar is part of the Centre's project on Public Health, Science and Technology in Muslim Societies.

Food systems are one of the most important contributors to greenhouse gas emissions, but they also need to be adapted to cope with climate change impacts. New processes and governance arrangements are urgently needed for dealing with mitigation options and their food security implications. Without…

This lecture will begin at 5pm, and will be followed by a Q+A. All welcome. Booking is not required for this event. The lecture is part of the Centre's project on Public Health, Science and Technology in Muslim Societies.

This lecture will begin at 5pm, and will be followed by a Q+A. All welcome. Booking is not required for this event. The lecture is part of the Centre's project on Public Health, Science and Technology in Muslim Societies.