ALERT Latest events dated 2013.

'Runs a series of public seminars, generally once every two weeks during term time, attracting up to a hundred people.'

'A series of popular science lectures held at the University of Bath. The lectures aim to inspire young scientists from local schools and the undergraduate community, as well as engage the general public and academics in interesting scientific topics ... The lectures run on Wednesday afternoons at 4.15 pm and are free to attend for staff, students, and members of the local community alike.' ALERT This Series no longer seems to be offered, as such - though 'Chemistry' Lectures can be included in the University's Public Lectures offerings.

Include within their programme of events occasional lectures which might be open to the public. Enquire about attendance.

'We usually have about two events every week going on inside the building. These might be lectures or panel debates held inside our famous Faraday Theatre, or smaller events like a cafe scientifique held in our cafe.' Some events free, some small charge, some restricted to Members.

'Our meeting programme is based on lectures given by expert and often distinguished speakers. The lectures cover a wide range of scientific and technical topics.'

'We organise a varied programme of public lectures and discussion fora which aim to enhance the knowledge and understanding of participants. These events are free to attend. We also organise conferences which facilitate wider input and discussion on specific topics. These conferences are more relevant to participants directly involved in the topic being considered and there is normally a cost to attend.'

‘A Fellowship of many of the world's most eminent scientists and is the oldest scientific academy in continuous existence ... We run an exciting programme for members of the public to engage with cutting-edge science and meet outstanding scientists. Our public events programme and Summer Science Exhibition give people a chance to learn about major discoveries and discuss the implications for our world.‘

'The Foundation provides a range of deliberate, considered experiences and opportunities which are structured to facilitate learning, understanding, skills or capabilities. In each there is a connection between the experience provided and the process or subject. Recently, this programme has included public lectures and research seminars (in partnership with educational collaborators) ...' ALERT Foundation Website inaccessible at Review.

Early evening lectures approximately monthly during term: 'Lectures are free but places are limited. You can register for more than one lecture.'

'Talking Science is a series of popular science lectures that take place around STFC sites across the country. They offer a chance to hear about and discuss some of the hottest areas of science with some of the leading experts. You don't need to be an expert or even a scientist to come, they're aimed at everyone.' Address/Map Reference is Head Office. Lectures held also at the Daresbury Laboratory, the Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, and other places.

'The mission of The Science Network (TSN) is to build an online science and society agora, or public square, dedicated to the discussion of issues at the intersection of science and social policy ...

'The Vega Science Trust has created a broadcast platform for the science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) communities, so enabling them to communicate on all aspects of their fields of expertise using exciting Internet opportunities.'

'Free and open access educational video lectures repository. The lectures are given by distinguished scholars and scientists at the most important and prominent events like conferences, summer schools, workshops and science promotional events from many fields of Science ...