Event Durham

SysMus conferences are annual, international, student-run events.

Trophic interactions underpin the function, stability and diversity of our ecosystems, rendering their study vital for understanding, protecting and monitoring biodiversity. The last two decades have seen the rise and dominance of molecular methods for the analysis of wild animal diets, with widening adoption introducing greater diversity in practices, and opportunities for advancement and collaboration.

The Durham Law School Summer Course returns for 2026!

This is a pre-university summer school for 16-17 year olds, where they will spend 10 days living and studying at Durham University, engaging with new ideas in a range of disciplines, exploring our historic city and connecting with students from around the world.

Accommodation site for Black Hole Horizons and Beyond: New Frontiers in Gravity and Holography.

This three-day international conference brings together leading scholars, practitioners, and policymakers to explore the complex intersections between the international transfer of prisoners, the rehabilitation of offenders, and the evolving legal and political landscape shaped by Brexit.

Adaptive optics (AO) is developed and used in a range of application areas, from observing microscopic cells to distant galaxies. While the implementation and challenges are different between field, the basic principles of AO are common.