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Explore the possible theories behind the syndrome, the latest research, and pathways to recovery with cardiologists Dr Boon Lim, Prof Vassilios Vassiliou and General Practitioner Dr Sarah Glynne. Hosted by writer and broadcaster Vivienne Parry.

A frank myth-busting discussion with five leading experts Consultant Gynaecologists Mr Tim Duncan and Mr Paul Simpson along with GPs Dr Emily Cary, Dr Hannah Healy and Dr Susanne Ahlund.

Professor Ben Garrod and Dr Jess French carry out a scientific dissection to reveal the inner workings of an ocelot, as part of Norwich Science Festival 2023.

Parental advisory. Please note that the animal died of natural causes and has been donated for the purpose of education.

Evolutionary Biologist Prof Ben Garrod and Zoologist Dr Jess French lead this scientific dissection to reveal the inner workings of a llama.

Parental advisory. Please note that the animal died of natural causes and has been donated for the purpose of education.

Dr Martin Lott presents some of the ground-breaking work undertaken at the Quadram Institute during the Coronavirus pandemic. Discover how scientists are using the genetic data of Coronavirus to help combat the disease.

From bloodsucking leeches to 3D printed robotic limbs, medicine has always been an innovative field. Find out about how local initiatives are changing the future of healthcare in this eye-opening talk.

We are using the Earth’s resources far faster than they can replenish. Join Prof Tim O’Riordan (President, Campaign to Protect Rural England) and panel to discuss how we can learn to live sustainably.

See the inner workings of one of nature's most impressive predators - the alligator.

Parental advisory. Please note that the animal died of natural causes and has been donated for the purpose of education.

Join UEA researchers as they discuss the implications and impacts of different forms of climate action - from individual behaviour change to wide-reaching policy.

Discover how astronomers take images of galaxies and nebulae millions of light years away with Norwich Science Festival Patron and Astronomer, Mark Thompson.

Prof Ben Garrod and Dr Jess French look at the anatomy of a chimpanzee, and discuss what it means to be human.

Parental advisory. Please note that the animal died of natural causes and has been donated for the purpose of education.

Get ready for explosive facts and fun activities on all things volcano! In this Lunchtime Lab, researchers from UEA’s School of Environmental Sciences present some magma-ificent volcano facts and activities that you can do at home.