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Wednesday 16 April 2025
6-7pm Arts Lecture Theatre
Tickets: £3 (free concessions)
What happened in the first second of the Universe, and how can we know?
Cosmologist Prof. Andrew Pontzen, University College London, and philosopher, Assoc. Prof. Lina Jansson, University of Nottingham, discuss the origins of everything and our quest to understand unobservable phenomena.
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