Crick lectures are delivered by leading internationally renowned scientists and cover the full spectrum of biomedical research.
These lectures aim to educate and inform those interested in science through high-level, complex talks on all aspects of research at the Crick. They are designed to be understood by scientists from other disciplines, whilst also offering something for the specialist.
For more accessible talks and experiences at the Crick please visit our What's On pages.
If you are part of the scientific community or interested general public, please email us at crick-lectures@crick.ac.uk and include your affiliation or why you would like to attend. We are unable to accommodate larger groups of visiting students - we limit these to a group of 10 including the group host, arranged in advance. Thank you for your understanding.
Email usThe lectures take place on most Thursdays at 16:00 in the Wellcome Auditorium. Please arrive at the Crick’s reception on Midland Rd 10 minutes before the lecture starts.
Crick lectures are free of charge and do not need a ticket for entry.
Talks are scheduled for 45 minutes followed by questions.
The Crick does not maintain a mailing list for the Crick Lectures, so please check on our event listings before attending as cancellations do sometimes occur.
If you’re sharing any of the lecture on social media, please use #cricklectures.
These lectures are for audience members with graduate-level biological knowledge and are not suitable for school-aged students. Take a look at our education outreach program if you are looking for events for school-aged students.
The Crick is wheelchair accessible and can support disabled visitors.
Find out more about our facilities, including toilets and cloakroom.
