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17:00 - Historical Criticism without Progress: Memory as an Emancipatory Resource for Critical Theory
Peter Verovšek (Harvard & Sheffield Universities)
Oxford Critical Theory Seminar
17:00 - Taking normative politics in Africa seriously: can we conceptualize "accessibility" as a political value? Case studies from Southwest Nigeria
Portia Roelofs (London School of Economics)
African Studies Seminar Series
17:30 - Collective inaction and group-based ignorance
Dr Anne Schwenkenbecher (Murdoch University)
17:45 - Leading for legacy
Registration required: https://dss-markwilson.eventbrite.com
Mark Wilson (Aviva)
Distinguished Speaker Seminar at Oxford Saïd

Friday 2 February 2018

08:00 - Undergraduate Medical Curriculum Programme in South Sudan
Mr Hugh Grant (Oxford University Hospitals NDS Foundation Trust)
Surgical Grand Rounds
09:00 - The Invisible Man In The Digital Age From Anonymity to Invisibility A Right to Remain Unknown?
Various Speakers
09:15 - Cytotoxic T cells send death in an envelope’
Dr Stefan Balint (NDORMS, Oxford)
MRC TIDU Friday Morning Lab Meetings
11:00 - A Tale of Two Evils: Aging and Cancer
Dr Curtis Harris (NIH/NCI)
Ludwig Institute Seminar Series
11:00 - Closely related, yet unique: Different association patterns for G protein coupled chemokine receptors and their fine-tuning by cholesterol
Stefan Gahbauer
SBMB Seminar Series (pre Oct 2018)
12:00 - ‘Sources and fluxes of carbon from arc volcanoes’
Dr Marie Edmonds (University of Cambridge)
Earth Sciences Seminars
12:00 - Dominus before Domination: Harriet Jacobs on Property and Slavery
Desmond Jagmohan (Princeton)
Oxford Political Thought Seminar
12:30 - Diasporas, Political Institutions, and International Investment
David Leblang has indicated that he would be willing to meet with students and staff on Friday February 3. If you would like to arrange a meeting, please contact David Doyle.
David Leblang (University of Virginia)
13:00 - Predatory insects as models to understand fast and accurate sensorimotor transformations in interception tasks
Dr Paloma T. Gonzalez-Bellido (University of Cambridge)
DPAG Head of Department Seminar Series
13:00 - James Joyce and Phenomenology of Film
Cleo Hanaway-Oakley (University of Oxford), Ulrika Maude (University of Bristol ), Katherine Morris (Mansfield College)
Book at Lunchtime
13:00 - Imagining the future: Cochin’s residential flat, ‘a new frontier of investment
Ikuno Naka
ODID DPhil Research Seminars
13:00 - "Is hard work enough to be successful?" A perspective from experiences in Government, Business and Health Care
Millie Banerjee (NHS Blood Transfusion)
WIMM Occasional Seminars
13:10 - Bats in the boxes: the other winged vertebrates in Wytham
Danielle Linton
Wytham Woods: What is going on up there?
14:00 - One step back, two steps forward: Toxin-antitoxin modules and persister formation of Escherichia coli
Professor Kenn Gerdes (University of Copenhagen)
Dunn School of Pathology Departmental Seminars
14:00 - Bodleian iSkills: Data sources for research - discovery, access & use
John Southall (University of Oxford), Cathy Scutt (University of Oxford)
Bodleian iSkills - Workshops in Information Discovery and Scholarly Communications
14:00 - Talking About Teaching: using your teaching experience in job applications
Various Speakers
Humanities Researcher Training and Development Programme

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