Upcoming events

LSE Research Showcase series
Tuesdays 11-11.30am from 15 October (in person)

Coffee break research talks for the LSE community (with free coffee). This term learn more about anti-terrorism laws, innovative ideas for providing humanitarian aid, electronics repair and the circular economy, media representations of wealth inequality, financial fraud, hypnosis and the role of career coaches.

LSE Life World Café - The future of democracy
Thursday 14 November, 6-8pm (in person)

What is the state of democracy after a year of elections? Join our World Café event to learn more about the work of some of LSE’s leading researchers whilst connecting with people from other departments who share your interest in this topic, all over some complimentary drinks and nibbles.

LSE Open Research Working Group events (in person)

The power of editors in changing scholarly communications, Tuesday 29 October, 12-1pm 

Reproducibility in the age of AI, Tuesday 19 November, 12-1pm

LSE Power National Fertility Awareness Week event
Tuesday 5 November, 11-11.45am (in person)

As part of National Fertility Awareness week, Professor Emily Jackson (LSE Law) will be talking about the regulation of fertility treatment. She will reflect on the importance of public engagement in scientific development and regulation, drawing on her past work on egg-freezing as well as her latest project on embryonic research and its transformative potential for reproductive options. The session will also include an introduction to the new fertility toolkit for LSE staff from colleagues in HR. This event will be taking place in person in the Vera Anstey Room, with refreshments available.

Impact Wednesdays – starting Wednesday 4 December, 12-1pm 

On the first Wednesday of the month in term time, join our new fireside chat and meet-up series for researchers and research support staff across LSE, of all career types and stages, to hear from colleagues and their external partners who have experience of and expertise in working with external partners to create change, impact, or benefit from their research.