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14:00 - Migrating through university: International students' migration journeys in the UK and Japan
Thomas Brotherhood (Rikkyo University, College of Business)
14:00 - An overview of simulations approaches to understand membrane proteins dynamics and drug action
Prof Phil Biggin (University of Oxford)
SBCB Seminar Series
14:00 - Innovation in ageing and longevity: from people, market, models and trends to NICA’s Ageing Intelligence approach
This is a hybrid event with in-person speaker. You will need to register and indicate whether you wish to attend in person or online via Zoom.
Nic Palmarini (National Innovation Centre for Ageing (NICA))
Michaelmas 2021 Seminar Series - Future Perspectives on Ageing
14:00 - Digital futures and the role of technologies
Professor Tim Schwanen (Transport Studies Unit University of Oxford )
INTALInC Webinar Series: Solutions-led perspectives on inclusive and sustainable mobilities
14:00 - Failing forward better: transforming responses to climate-related disasters
Various Speakers
15:00 - Mapping the global international system of the nineteenth century (1815-1914)
This session is now taking place online only. Please join the call 5 minutes before the start of the talk.
Prof Edward Keene (University of Oxford)
IR Research Colloquium
15:00 - The complexity of the Twitter conversation on climate change
Blas Kolic (Complexity Economics, INET Oxford)
INET Oxford Researcher Seminars
15:00 - Book Discussion Workshop - Katie Chenoweth, The Prosthetic Tongue: Printing Technology and the Rise of the French Language
Professor Katie Chenoweth (Princeton)
16:00 - Cancer Etiology and Evolution
If you would like to register for this online talk please email marie-laure.foisneau-bates@ludwig.ox.ac.uk
Dr Cristian Tomasetti (John Hopkins School of Medicine)
Ludwig Institute Seminar Series
16:00 - Moving anti-racism in implementation science from the margins to the center
Professor Derek Griffith (Georgetown University)
Centre for Evidence-Based Intervention Seminars
16:00 - New Book: Plato and the Mythic Tradition in Political Thought
Tae-Yeoun Keum (UC Santa Barbara), Comentator: Audrey Borowski, Comentator: Jamie Ranger
Oxford Political Thought Seminar
16:00 - Religion and Rhetoric in Claudian's Carmina Maiora
Ben Kybett (Cambridge)
Late Roman Seminar
16:00 - The Cultural Contexts of Health: Global Lessons and Policy Insights from the COVID-19 Pandemic
David Napier (UCL), Ted Fischer (Vanderbilt University)
Unit for Biocultural Variation and Obesity Hilary 2022
16:00 - OCP Academic Seminar: Afro-communitarianism: An African approach to Virtue Ethics & Leadership
Dr Adeyinka Adewale (Henley Business School)
16:30 - Reading In and Out of Order in the Roman Mediterranean
Professor C. Mike Chin (University of California (Davis)), Professor AnneMarie Luijendijk (Princeton University), Dr Jeremiah Coogan (University of Oxford), Dr Dan Batovici (KU Leuven)
16:30 - Reading In and Out of Order in the Roman Mediterranean
Professor C. Mike Chin (University of California (Davis)), Professor AnneMarie Luijendijk (Princeton University)
17:00 - Thomas Harriot Lecture: Thomas Harriot and the Creation of America’s First Illustrated Colouring Book
Professor Larry E Tise (East Carolina University)
17:00 - The Quest for a New World Order: International politics between visions of global governance and catastrophic failures in the 1990s
Change of venue; this seminar will now be via Microsoft Teams
Fabian Klose (Cologne)
Modern European History Seminar
17:00 - Speaking in Hands: Deafness, Sign Language and Preaching in Early Modern England
Dr Rosamund Oates (Manchester Metropolitan University)
Early Modern Britain Seminar
17:00 - Prof Alison Wolf, Ian Stuart and Sir Chris Husbands in conversation: 'Britain's long-running 'skills crisis': why can't we fix it? and what would it take to do so?'
Alison Wolf (Baroness Wolf of Dulwich) (King's College London), Sir Chris Husbands (Vice-Chancellor, Sheffield Hallam University), Ian Stuart (Chief Executive, HSBC)
Oxford Martin School Series: Levelling-up regional disparities, inequality and social inclusion

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