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Cosmic Titans: Art, Science and the Quantum Universe at Lakeside Arts

In 1980, the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Nottingham received a letter containing a loose piece of chalk. The letter was from a former student, who explained that the chalk had been used by Albert Einstein during his visit to the university on 6 June 1930. Einstein had written equations on a blackboard during his visit, signing the corner once he had finished. This unique blackboard is now preserved at the university. Nearly a century after Einstein’s visit, Lakeside Arts is presenting Cosmic Titans: Art, Science and the Quantum Universe, an exhibition featuring newly commissioned artworks by nine artists. Jo Herlihy reviews...

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The Films Of Mike Leigh: Another Year

Essay Writing Webinar for the Karen Becher Essay Award

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Nottingham Central Library Tour

Hidden History Tour

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LIFE OF AGONY & BIOHAZARD

Legend (1985) at Savoy Nottingham

Non-fiction Book Group: Seeing Like a State, How Certain Schemes to Improve the Human Condition Have Failed

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Spirit Of The Beehive

Museum Of Smelly Delights

Buy Now! + Q&a With Greenpeace Nottingham

Hidden History Tour

We speak to Keep Our NHS Public, a campaign group against privatisation and underfunding

Our oldest contributor Mike Scott is the chair of the Notts branch of Keep our NHS Public, a two-decade old organization campaigning against privatization and underfunding of the National Health Service. With more discourse than ever on the problems that the NHS is facing, we speak to Mike about why the institution that saves us is so worth saving.

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