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12:30 - Inside the (Real) Zero Day Industry
Joseph Cox (Motherboard)
Centre for Technology and Global Affairs
12:30 - What can we learn from the Australian retirement income system?
Light lunch provided
Ron Bird (University of Technology Sydney), Nicholas Morris (University of New South Wales, Sydney)
Political Economy of Financial Markets (PEFM)
12:45 - The Gold Pool (1961-1968) and the Fall of the Bretton Woods System. Lessons for Central Bank Cooperation
Alain Naef (Cambridge)
Economic and Social History Graduate Seminar
13:00 - Adherence, Clinical Inertia and Integrated Care
Professor Andrew Farmer (University of Oxford)
OCDEM Wednesday Seminar Series
13:00 - Boccaccio and Virgil & Petrarch's letters to classical authors
Adir Fonseca, Herman Hermans
Latin Correspondence of the Humanists
13:00 - Research Meeting -''Effects of blood derived exosomes from individuals with high amyloid beta on human neuron cells - Assessing the probability of response to placebo among individuals participating in antidepressant clinical trials for depression''
Liu Shi (University of Oxford), Kiyomi Shinohara (University of Oxford)
Psychiatry Seminars
13:30 - Modelling the mechanisms of place cell remapping and grid cell realignment
Prof Cesar Renno-Costa (Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte)
Oxford Neurotheory Forum
14:00 - THE WANE OF COMMAND:Evidence on drone strikes and principal-agent dynamics in terrorist organizations
Anouk Rigterink (University of Oxford)
OxCarre Lunchtime Seminar
14:00 - ‘Experts as journalists and the contest for the truth’
Stephen Khan (editor, The Conversation)
Reuters Institute Business and Practice of Journalism seminar
14:00 - The king, Islam, and the Americas: what was Iberian history?
Attendance is free. The PDFs of the three readings on which each session will be based can be obtained writing to giuseppe.marcocci@history.ox.ac.uk
Various Speakers
Reading Group on Early Modern Iberian History
14:00 - Women's Rights Research Seminar: The Archaeology of Experience of Domestic Violence against women in Iran
Shahla Tizro (York St John University)
14:00 - The Discourse of Legal Witnessing and Collective Memory: lessons from the archives of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda
Benjamin Thorne (University of Sussex)
Centre for Socio-Legal Studies Discussion Group
14:00 - Legal Syncretism in Constitutional Rights in Africa: A Comparative Study of Nigeria, South Africa, and Ethiopia
Berihun Gebeye (Central European University)
Centre for Socio-Legal Studies Discussion Group
14:00 - ''Neurochemical influences over waiting, acting and choosing''
Dr Mark Walton (University of Oxford)
Psychiatry Seminars
16:00 - Incentives for Conformity and Disconformity
Urs Fischbacher (University of Konstanz)
CESS/Nuffield Seminars
17:00 - McDonald Distinguished Scholar Lecture: 'Is Religious Freedom under Threat?'
Professor Mary-Ann Glendon (Harvard University)
17:00 - ‘News from Sicily: Italian naturalists and the Royal Society on volcanic eruptions and earthquakes’
CANCELLED - Please accept our apologies, but this lecture has been cancelled due to illness.
MONICA AZZOLINI (Bologna)
Seminar in the History of Pre-Modern Science
17:00 - The digital revolution and the distribution of income
Professor Jeffrey Sachs (Columbia University)
17:00 - Changing Character of War Centre Annual Lecture: Causes of War, Old and New
Professor Sir Adam Roberts (University of Oxford)
17:00 - Reflections on Researching and Writing the History of North-West Europe: France, the Dutch Republic, and Britain in the Later Seventeenth Century
Charles Edouard Levillain (Université de Paris - Diderot)
Early Modern European Seminar

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