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Friday 27th March 2015
DECIPHERING BLETCHLEY PARK
Rob Johnstone
Retired Professional Engineer and former Bletchley Park Guide
Wednesday 11th March 2015
MATSUO BASHO (1644-94) THE GENIUS OF HAIKU — AN INTRODUCTION AND APPRECIATION
Professor Brian Falconbridge, PPRBS
Wednesday 20th February 2015
R.F.LANGLEY: POET OF SUFFOLK
Dr Jeremy Noel-Tod
Lecturer in Literature and Creative Writing, UEA
Wednesday 28th January 2015
BOYD NEEL… A NEGLECTED MEDICAL AND MUSICAL POLYMATH
Dr David Green, MB FRCA MBA
Consultant Anaesthetist and Honorary Senior Lecturer, King’s College Hospital, London
Friday 9th January 2015
ART AND SCIENCE: CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY BOTANIC GARDEN CONSIDERED
Professor John Parker, D.Phil
CUBG Director 1996-2010 and Curator of its Herbarium 1999-2010
Wednesday 14th December 2014
THE WAITES OF KING’S LYNN — WITH MUSICAL ILLUSTRATION ON EARLY INSTRUMENTS
Chris Gutteridge, Chief Waite
Friday 28th November 2014
PORTABLE ANTIQUITIES
Dr Michael Lewis, FSA MIfA
Deputy Head, Dept. of Portable Antiquities and Treasures, British Museum
Friday 24th October 2014
HALLEY VI RESEARCH STATION, ANTARCTICA
Ray Thirkettle, BSc(Hons)
BAS Project Electrical Support Technician 2012-2013 season
Link to Gareth Calway’s blog & EDP article on Ray Thirkettle.
Friday 24th October 2014
CIVIL AND STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING — MUCH SUCCESS AND SOME FAILURES
Frank Weare, MSc DIC DMS CEng FIStuctE MICE MIM MIHT
Chartered Civil and Structural Engineer
In Frank Weare’s lecture we were enthralled by scores of examples and expert commentary on structural engineering triumphs, puzzles and disasters.
