Florence Muringi Wambugu talks about the contribution of bio-technology, including GM crops, for improving the sustainable livelihoods of resource poor families in Africa.

Nicholas Fogg describes life at the Court of the Great Moghul, his campaigns, his foibles and his lasting impact on the history of India.

Professor Bas Verplanken from the University of Bath talks about the psychology of habit and how much of what we do is done at the same time in the same location.

Members of the new Bath Centre for Pain Research celebrate its launch. The lecture is introduced by Professor Chris Eccleston, the centre's director, and includes an address by Dr Lindsey Cohen and talks by Dr Lance McCracken, Dr Candy McCabe and Dr Ed Keogh.

According to the experts globalisation ended in 2008, but where does that leave us? Is the financial crisis a turning point in the global transformation?

Professor Guy Standing examines these issues in his inaugural lecture.

Professor Dame Janet Finch talks about how academia and government can work together.

Professor Geof Wood of the University of Bath investigates our human motivations for sustainable behaviour beyond our own immediate interest.

Professor Melanie Welham from the University of Bath's Department of Pharmacy and Pharmacology talks about the benefits of stem cells.

David Rogers talks about how entrepreneurs use innovation and creativity to survive and thrive in hard times.

Professional photographer Roger Vlitos talks about nature writer Richard Jefferies, who coined the phrase Spirit Country for the west of England countryside that inspired him and many other followers.