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Wednesday 13 May 2020 , continued from previous page

17:00 - The Characteristics of Pandemic Pathogens
Professor Amesh Adalja (Johns Hopkins University)
Oxford SARS-CoV-2 Lecture Series
17:00 - The Transmission of Monumental Art: Travelling Saints and Monastic Networks
If you don't have an Oxford email address please email marek.jankowiak@history.ox.ac.uk
Pamela Armstrong (Oxford)
Late Antique and Byzantine Seminar
17:00 - Oxford Mathematics Online Public Lecture: Renaud Lambiotte - Smartphones vs COVID-19
Online Lecture. No need to register. https://livestream.com/oxuni/lambiotte
Renaud Lambiotte (University of Oxford)
Oxford Mathematics Public Lectures
17:30 - Enlightenment theories of global connections: on transcontinental domination and resistance
Sankar Muthu (University of Chicago)
20:00 - The Oxford Renaissance Online Seminar: Blowing up The Faerie Queene
Simon Palfrey (University of Oxford)

Thursday 14 May 2020

11:00 - “Measuring the evolutionary dynamics of human tumours”
Please note this will be an online seminar, by Zoom invitation only. Please email marie-laure.foisneau-bates@ludwig.ox.ac.uk for the link to the seminar.
Professor Trevor Graham (Barts Cancer Institute)
Ludwig Institute Seminar Series
12:30 - ONLINE: Avoiding authorship angst: UK EQUATOR Centre Lightning Workshop 2020
This session will now be delivered remotely using Teams. To sign up, please email us on equator@csm.ox.ac.uk. We will then send you a meeting invitation.
Dr Jennifer de Beyer (UK EQUATOR Centre, CSM, NDORMS, University of Oxford), Dr Patricia Logullo (UK EQUATOR Centre, CSM, NDORMS, University of Oxford)
UK EQUATOR Workshops and Seminars
13:00 - Postponed - Will China Deliver Urban ‘Ecological Civilisation’?
Status: This talk has been cancelled
Dr David Tyfield (Lancaster Environment Centre, Lancaster University)
Critical Perspectives on Transport and Mobility
13:00 - A Multi-Risk SIR Model with Optimally Targeted Lockdowns (joint with Daron Acemoglu, Victor Chernozhukov, and Ivan Werning)
This seminar will take place on Zoom
Michael Dennis Whinston (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
Department of Economics Seminar
14:00 - SBCB part II talks
To be held virtually, contact host for information
Various Speakers
SBCB Seminar Series
14:30 - Of Two Minds? Rationalism and Psychology in International Relations
Seminar to be conducted remotely: joining instructions to follow
Paola Solimena (University of Oxford)
IR Research Colloquium
15:00 - Institutions, Holdup and Automation
Giorgio Presidente (Future of Work Programme, Oxford Martin School)
INET Oxford Researcher Seminars
16:00 - E.E. Cummings as a Poet of the Great War: Love, Sex, Brutality, and ‘the Beauty of Living’
Dr Alison Rosenblitt (University of Oxford)
American Literature Research Seminar
17:00 - Voicing the Self
POSTPONED The Evans-Pritchard Lectures for 2020 will now take place in 2021
Dr Marlene Schäfers (Middle East and North Africa Research Group, University of Ghent)
Evans-Pritchard Lectures 2021
17:00 - What has Purgatory to do with the Persian Monarchy? Chronology and Theology in late Elizabethan England
Dr Kirsten Macfarlane (University of Oxford)
Religion in the British Isles 1400 - 1700
17:00 - Group reading of George Bernard Shaw, Pygmalion
Various Speakers
Modern and Contemporary Literature Research Seminar
17:15 - The mystery of the Catholicon: Did Gutenberg invent stereotyping?
Cancelled
Status: This talk has been cancelled
Paul Nash (The Strawberry Press)
Oxford Bibliographical Society Lectures
17:30 - Old English Reading Group
TBA
Old English Reading Group

Friday 15 May 2020

08:00 - 'COVID-19: the global anaesthesia perspective' and 'The impact of COVID-19 on sexual and reproductive health at a global level'
Dr Hilary Edgcombe (NDCN University of Oxford), Dr Anita Makins (Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust)
Surgical Grand Rounds
12:15 - Insuring Against Hunger? Long-Term Political Consequences of Exposures to the Dutch Famine
Delivered via Zoom
Professor David Rueda (University of Oxford)
Politics Research Colloquium

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