Events
Behavioural geneticist, Robert Plomin
DNA is more important than any other factor in shaping who we are: it influences everything from whether we are extroverted or introverted, whether we have mental illness or are a morning person, and how well we do at school. What’s more, the influence of DNA becomes stronger as we get older.
Robert Plomin’s research shows just how far we are all shaped by our genes from birth, and how they, in turn, influence the environments in which we live and the life experiences we are likely to have. It turns out even nurture is actually nature: we seek out environments and are parented in ways that fit our genetic pre-disposition.
Nudgeomics: A new paradigm for consumer healthtech
Hear about the breakthrough science taking place at Imperial College London from Professor Chris Toumazou with an introduction by Professor David Gann, Imperial’s Vice-President (Innovation) and Professor of Innovation and Technology Management.
This event will take place at Imperial’s South Kensington campus.
Past Events
Bloomberg News Editor-in-Chief, Head of Economics and Politics, Contributing Editor, Global Business Columnist
What to expect from the US election and the new UK Government
Artist
Patricia Swannell: A Commemorative Exhibition
