Krista Richardson-Cline: Identifying Marrow from Grease from Fuel: Equifinality in Fragmented and Burnt Bone

A hands-on workshop using photography and collage to reflect on food access, care and wellbeing, ending with an A4 collage you make yourself. No experience is needed, and it is led by photographer and artist Carli Adby-Notley.

A hybrid seminar on digital dementia, looking at ageing and artificial minds, given by Dr James Rupert Fletcher of the University of Bath. Suited to those interested in academic debate on ageing, technology and the mind.

An exhibition launch with a conversation on the revolutionary world of Iranian students in the 1960s and 1970s, drawing on the periodical 16 Azar. Aimed at historians, students of Iranian politics and anyone interested in activist archives.

A lecture by Professor Sonia Sultan of Wesleyan University and Harvard's Arnold Arboretum on how organisms and their environments relate. Suited to anyone curious about the biology and philosophy of science.

Dr Cherry Lewis, a geologist and historian of science, tells the life of apothecary James Parkinson, who first identified the disease, including his pamphlets and fossil illustrations. Suits anyone interested in medical history.