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11:00 - Workshop ‘Fires and communities in the Early Modern & Modern periods’
Various Speakers
11:00 - Workshop - Fires and communities in the Early Modern & Modern periods
Various Speakers
Maison Française d'Oxford Events
11:00 - Part II Talks
Bora Guloglu (University of Oxford), Katie Hammond (University of Oxford)
Infection and Disease Processes Seminar Series
11:00 - "Intertemporal income shifting and taxing owners of closely held companies"
Please try to arrive 10 minutes before the start of the seminar in order to ensure a prompt start.
Kate Smith (Institute For Fiscal Studies)
Oxford University Centre for Business Taxation Research Seminars
11:00 - Ethox and WEH Seminar - The limits of patient and public involvement
Dr Mark Sheehan (Oxford Biomedical Research Centre)
Ethox Centre Seminars
11:10 - “The Revival of the Jewish-Christian Debate in Nineteenth-Century Europe: The Evangelical Missionary Alexander McCaul and his Christian and Jewish Interlocutors”
Please note the change of room to the Milner Room
Professor David B. Ruderman (University of Pennsylvania)
Modern Jewish History Seminar
11:15 - The Indigenous Peoples and colonial justice across the Portuguese and Spanish Americas
Joint Seminar with CHAM-Lisbon/CHSC-Coimbra/CIDEUHS-Évora/ICS-Lisbon
Pedro Cardim (Nova, Lisbon)
Reading Group on Iberian History (Medieval & Early Modern)
11:30 - Testing life history theory in humans experimentally
Ed Morrison (University of Portsmouth)
12:00 - Cell-autonomous and Circuit-level Mechanisms of Circadian Timekeeping in Mammals: Genes, Neurons and Astrocytes
Michael Hastings (MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology, Cambridge )
CNCB Seminar Series
12:00 - Historical and modern rabbit populations reveal parallel adaptation to myxoma virus across two continents
Please arrive 5 minutes before the seminar begins to gain access to the building
Dr Joel Alves (University of Oxford)
Peter Medawar Building Seminars
12:00 - Weeping Heraclitus and Laughing Democritus: A Couple of Exemplary Pre-Socratics
Glenn Most (University of Chicago)
Interdisciplinary Research Seminar
12:30 - Credit Constraints and Capital Misallocation in Agriculture: Theory and Evidence from Uganda
Konrad Burchardi (Institute for International Economic Studies)
CSAE Lunchtime Seminars
12:30 - Industry of Anonymity: Inside the Business of Cybercrime
Jonathan Lusthaus (University of Oxford)
Centre for Technology and Global Affairs
12:45 - Law and Industrial Conflict in Italy, 1945–1980
Roberto Ganau (Pembroke College)
Economic and Social History Graduate Seminar
14:00 - Urban Literacies: Learning to Write in the London Livery Companies, c.1540–1640 AND The Figure of the Merchant in the Works of Miguel de Cervantes
JENNIFER BISHOP (Peterhouse College, Cambridge), BRIAN BREWER (Trinity College Dublin)
The Relation of Literature and Learning to Social Hierarchy in Early Modern Europe
14:00 - Digital rebranding of legacy media – reviving the Madras Courier
Shrenik Rao (Madras Courier)
Reuters Institute Business and Practice of Journalism seminar
14:00 - Women's Rights Research Seminar - From Kurdistan to Europe: Kurdish Literary, Artistic and Cultural Activism by Kurdish Women Intellectuals
Dr Özlem Belçim Galip (Marie Skłodowska Curie Fellow, The School of Anthropology and Museum Ethnography, University of Oxford)
14:30 - Women's Health Program - A new initiative with big objectives
Alyssa Chase-Vilchez (The George Institute for Global Health, University of Oxford )
The George Institute for Global Health UK Seminars
15:00 - Screening of the 2016 documentary ‘Shadow world’ (based on a book by Andrew Feinstein) on the global arms industry
Various Speakers
16:00 - Breugel and Incarnation – Seeing Salvation Afresh
Andrew Teal (University of Oxford)
Pusey House Recollection Lectures

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