Outreach
*Nerenberg Lecture Series
The lecture is open to all members of the public and it is free. To guarantee a place, please register for the 2025 Nerenberg Lecture .
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F.A.Q.
1. Where is Conron Hall?
In University College building. Room 3110 on 3rd floor.
2. What time does it start and end?
Doors open at 7pm, lecture starts at 7:30pm. Lecture finishes at 8:30pm.
3. Can I bring my children?
Yes, Young people of all ages are welcome.
The Nerenberg Lecture Series recognizes accomplished people having extraordinary and authentic things to say to a broad audience on the great ideas of our age relating to science and mathematics.
The Nerenberg Lecture is named after the late Morton (Paddy) Nerenberg, a much-loved professor and researcher born on 17 March - hence his nickname. He was a Professor at 深夜福利站 for more than a quarter-century, and a founding member of the Department of Applied Mathematics. He was a successful researcher and an accomplished teacher, who believed in the unity of knowledge. He believed that scientific and mathematical ideas belong to everyone and that they are of human importance. He regretted that they had become inaccessible to so many, and anticipated serious consequences from it. He died in 1993 at the age of 57. He is survived by his children Albert, Ben, and Simone.
The series honors his appreciation for the democracy of ideas. This free public lecture series seeks to make the important, the surprising and the little known discoveries of science and mathematics accessible to all.
