A free lecture exploring the future of health and well-being, going beyond superficial appearances, as part of the Health Future Lecture Series.
Beyond the Smile is the next talk in the Health Future Lecture Series, running at the Ross Lucas Medical Sciences Building at the University of Lincoln on Wednesday 28 April 2027. It's a session that looks at the future of health and well-being, and as the title suggests, it's about looking past the surface. The whole point is to go deeper than the superficial side of things and think about what health actually means when you look beneath the smile.
It's led by experts, and they've described it as an engaging session rather than a formal lecture. The idea is to get people talking, with lively discussions alongside fellow enthusiasts throughout the evening. They've framed it for anyone curious about the latest innovations in health, or just someone who wants to learn something new in a relaxed setting. If you've never been to a talk like this before, it's a good place to start: no specialist knowledge needed, just a bit of interest in where health is heading.
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The Ross Lucas Medical Sciences Building is on the University of Lincoln campus at Brayford Pool, so it's easy enough to get to if you're already in the city centre. The talk runs from 6 pm to 7:30 pm, and entry is free, so you can just turn up and listen without worrying about tickets. It's a mid-week evening, which works well if you're coming straight from work or from around the university.
Date
Wednesday, 28 April 2027
18:00
Price
Free
Recommended Age
+14 years