Take a stroll with me to the outer solar system and discover the icy moons of Jupiter and Saturn. We will learn what makes Ganymede so unique, why Europa and Enceladus are great candidates for the search for habitability in our solar system and discover the lakes of Titan.

Where do the plants we eat every day come from? Why don't we all eat the same thing? What will we eat in the future? This seminar tells the story of the incredible odyssey of cultivated plants since their domestication and their journey around the world.

Mathematics are often abstract and seem without a purpose. Yet, they help us tackle some of the most complex questions that we're currently struggling with. One of these questions is the impact of climate change. And while it doesn't sound like it, math is often at the core of answering many questions surrounding climate change. By using climate change as a starting point, many aspects of mathematics suddenly have a purpose.

This webinar will explain different types of memory, which areas in the brain seem to be most important for this function and what famous patients have taught us about memory. A Q&A session will be available at the end of the webinar.