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• 10:30 - Sensor-y Walks: Exploring Air Pollution in Oxford | Part of the ESRC Festival of Social Science
  Kayla Schulte (Department of Sociology)
• 11:00 - A Story in Sand: make your own excavation | Part of the ESRC Festival of Social Science
  Ruby-Anne Birin (School of Archaeology, University of Oxford.)

Monday 8 November 2021

• 12:00 - Title TBC
  Status: This talk is in preparation - details may change
  TBA
  Department of Oncology External Seminar
• 12:00 - Checking the completion of DNA replication at the S/G2 transition
  Please contact organiser for Teams invite
  Dr Luis Toledo (Center for Chromosome Stability ICMM, University of Copenhagen)
• 12:30 - Michael VIII Palaiologos and the southern shore of Constantinople
  Jessica Varsallona (Birmingham)
  Oxford Byzantine Graduate Seminar
• 12:30 - Editing your own words: UK EQUATOR Centre Lightning Workshop
  Dr Jennifer de Beyer (UK EQUATOR Centre, CSM, NDORMS, University of Oxford)
  UK EQUATOR Workshops and Seminars
• 12:30 - Results from a study on genetic risk scores in life insurance underwriting
  Richard Karlsson Linnér (Leiden University)
  Centre for Personalised Medicine Seminars
• 12:45 - Understanding the evidence, getting into mechanisms, and making a contribution: Reflections on The Spirit Level (Why equality is better for everyone)
  Dr Lindsay Richards (University of Oxford)
  Department of Sociology Seminar
• 12:45 - School mobility in England: Mobility rates, pupil characteristics and academic achievement
  Dr Thomas Perry (University of Warwick)
  Quantitative Methods Hub Seminar
• 13:00 - Chromosome and chromatin dynamics at DNA double strand breaks
  Gaelle Legube (University of Toulouse)
  WIMM MONDAY SEMINARS
• 13:00 - Caught in the middle: Revisiting the inverse size-productivity relationship with imperfect measures of production and area
  Hailemariam Ayalew
  CSAE Research Workshops
• 14:00 - 'The Influence of the Gut Microbiota on Host Physiology: In Pursuit of Mechanisms' by Prof Rheinallt Jones
  This seminar is open to members of the University of Oxford only. Please register with your University of Oxford email to ensure a successful registration. Registration is at: https://medsci.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJ0ld-qpqzwoHt0OggwLqBO6kf2zw6Px9xMw
  Prof Rheinallt Jones (Emory University), Prof Rheinallt Jones (Emory University)
  Kennedy Institute Seminars
• 14:00 - Pinning down protein conformational regulation: a new paradigm in signal transduction and drug discovery
  This seminar is a webinar only. For connection details please contact: jo.peel@path.ox.ac.uk All members of the University of Oxford are welcome.
  Kun Ping Lu (Professor, Program in Neuroscience, Harvard Medical School)
  Dunn School of Pathology Research Seminars
• 15:00 - Sutton to Syria. The Anglo-Saxons who served in the Byzantine Army?
  Helen Gittos
  Medieval Archaeology Seminar
• 15:00 - Reproducible Research Oxford community call: Executable Manuscripts
  Ilse Pit (University of Oxford), Ulrik Lyngs (University of Oxford), Charles Rahal (University of Oxford), Adam Kenny (University of Oxford)
• 16:00 - The origins of medicine in the prehistoric and archaic Greece
  Dr Tomáš Alušík (Charles University, Prague)
  Oxford Centre for the History of Science Medicine & Technology (OCHSMT) Seminars and Events
• 16:00 - Freedoms after Freedom: Lawyering as Political Practice in Post-Independent India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka
  Professor Rohit De (Yale University)
  South Asian Intellectual History Seminar
• 16:00 - Social Protection and Multidimensional Poverty
  Dr Liyousew Borga (University of Luxembourg), Dr Conchita D’Ambrosio (University of Luxembourg)
  OPHI Weekly Seminars: Multidimensional Poverty
• 16:30 - ‘Bees and biodiversity: finding hope in the Anthropocene’
  This event will be livestreamed on our YouTube page as well: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiz2KWFjtiPa2iwQb4qcjiQ Dress code: university members to wear black gowns
  Professor Geraldine Wright (University of Oxford)
• 16:30 - (How) can we develop practical ethics from particular scandals: Academics’ Logics and the Case of the Post Office
  Professor Richard Moorhead (Exeter University)
  Centre for Socio-Legal Seminar Series
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