A person listening using their headphones while standing in a street
A person listening using their headphones while standing in a street - Our pick of the most disruptive UCL Lunch Hour Lectures of all time - from talks on shopping at IKEA and weighing trees with lasers, to others that discuss innovations in x-ray imaging, the minds of cab drivers and whether fish can count. UCL's Lunch Hour Lecture (LHL) series has been running for over 80 years, showcasing innovative research and ideas through bitesize lectures delivered to our university community and the general public. Originally hosted on campus as 40-minute lunchtime talks, the lectures have evolved into hybrid events reaching audiences far and wide - with listeners tuning in from countries across the world. With hundreds of LHLs to choose from, this handy guide gives you a rundown of the top unique finds to check out. Read on for the weird, wonderful, mind-boggling and bizarre. Our top 10 picks to add to your watch list . Who Enjoys Shopping at IKEA? WATCH HERE .
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