Are you curious about the intersections between biology and society? Do you want to explore how science shapes our world – and how society, in turn, influences science? Then you are more than welcome at our Bio Talks lectures! 

In this new lecture series, we will spark your curiosity, challenge you to think about current issues, and offer fresh perspectives on historical processes. 

The lectures are open to a broad audience and require no scientific background – just a healthy dose of fascination for the world around us. Everyone is welcome!

Lectures will be in English.

Save the date:​

• 22.10.2026 - Gina Rippon | neurobiologist

Registrations will open shortly.

• 28.05.2026: Menno Schilthuizen - Darwin comes to Town: How cities put evolution in overdrive | Pictures | Recording| Presentation​
• 23.10.2025: Maarten Hens - Cracking the nitrogen code: can Flanders lead the way to a sustainable nitrogen future? | Pictures | Recording​
• 15.05.2025: Charlotte Van den Broeck - The tale of the Tasmanian tiger | Pictures