Image Produced by AI Rejected TED Talks: Science Comedy | Show
Building: 67 | Nightingale
Room: Level 1, Lecture Theatre 1037
Date and Time (UK time):
14/03/2026 15:30-16:30
- 14 - 16 years-old
- 16 - 18 years-old
- 18+ years-old
Accessibility alert:
- Possible strong language
Tickets status: SOLD OUT online | more tickets will be available on the day on a first-come-first-served basis
THIS EVENT REQUIRES ADDITIONAL BOOKING
Live, laugh, learn - welcome to the Ted Talks that would hit the cutting room floor. At Southampton University, we have been looking for ways to engage with the public on a new level and theat means graduating from Dr, BSc and PhD to Haha, LoL and RoFL. We've taken some teachers pets and taught them to embrace their inner class clown, bringing the latest research to new audiences by creating science-inspired standup with training from experienced comedians! Every super villain has an origin story, but what about the rest of us scientists who couldn't get the funding for an underground lab? We get to make an impact and explode the status quo - but in a good way. That is if we can get our lab coats on the right way round. Join us in our underground laboratory / comedy venue for an hour of science-themed stand-up, stories, and silliness from some of Southampton University's funniest and nerdiest people. Hosted by Professor, AI researcher and professional funny guy Leslie Carr!Queue alert: This activity is very popular, please consider that there might be a queue to access the room where the event is taking place
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