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Wednesday 12th March | 2025 | 6-7pm
Arts Lecture Theatre
£3 (free concessions)
Prof. Thomas Sortiriou, University of Nottingham and artist Matthew Woodham uncover the nature of gravitational waves: how ripples in spacetime reveal secrets about the Universe's most violent events, challenge Einstein's General Relativity, and even connect to human consciousness.
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