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Thursday 21 February 2019 , continued from previous page

15:00 - Troilus and Criseyde
Various Speakers
Middle English Reading Group (MERG)
15:00 - Interpretation: A best-practice guide
Tate Greenhalgh (National Interpretation Specialist, National Trust), Vanessa Moore (National Trust Partnership Support Officer), Dr Gabriella de la Rosa (Lead Editor, Curatorial Content Online, National Trust)
Heritage Pathway
15:00 - Microbiota, Intestinal Inflammation and Arthritis - Lessons from a Novel Immunodeficiency.
Dr Dominik Aschenbrenner ((Uhlig Group) University of Oxford)
Experimental Medicine TGU Seminars
15:00 - Microbiota, intestinal Inflammation and Arthritis - Lessons from a Novel Immunodeficiency.
Dr Dominik Aschenbrenner ((Uhlig Group) University of Oxford)
BRC3 Gastroenterology and Mucosal Immunity Theme Seminars
16:00 - Neural processes for experiencing a musical note
Associate Professor Kerry Walker (DPAG, University of Oxford)
Cortex Club - Oxford Neuroscience Society
16:00 - How to make IT good? Developing digital ethics as an engine for innovation through collaborative research with disaster risk management practitioners
Prof Monika Buscher (Director of Centre for Mobilities Research, Lancaster University)
TSU Seminar Series - Hilary Term 2019
16:15 - Management and bureaucratic effectiveness: Evidence from the Ghanaian civil service
Dr Martin Williams (University of Oxford)
Social Policy beyond the West
16:15 - Environmental Governance in an Internet of Things Ecosystem: Stress-testing risks and inflated expectations
Feja Lesniewska (Research Associate, STEaPP UCL; Senior teaching fellow, SOAS, University of London)
16:30 - "Loess - from piles of dust to crucial palaeoclimate archives"
Dr Dan Veres (Romania Academy, Cluj)
Sandscapes
16:30 - The Effects of Sexism on American Women: The Role of Norms vs. Discrimination
Jessica Pan (National University of Singapore)
Applied Microeconomics Seminar
16:30 - Quantitative Methods Surgery Hilary Term Week 6
Valeria Rueda (University of Oxford)
Economic and Social History Quantitative Method Surgeries
17:00 - ART, CRAFT AND THEOLOGY: MAKING GOOD WORDS. Lecture 3: Making and being made: the craft of words as discipleship
Morwenna Ludlow (Professor of Christian History, University of Exeter)
Hensley Henson
17:00 - “'For their owne singuler lucre”: Perceptions of Strangers as an Economic Threat in London and at the English Court, c. 1450-1558’ AND ‘Conflict and Collaboration: The Spanish Ambassadors in the Elizabethan Court’
Emily Glassford (Lincoln College), Heather McTaggart (Lincoln College)
Early Modern Britain Seminar
17:00 - Beyond the Great House - Gilberto Freyre after 1933
Maria Lúcia Pallares-Burke (Centre of Latin American Studies, Cambridge), Peter Burke (Emmanuel College, Cambridge)
Latin American Centre Seminars and Events
17:00 - Objective Reason and Irrational Society: The 'Linguistic Turn' in Horkheimer and Adorno
Prof Fabian Freyenhagen (Essex)
Oxford Critical Theory Seminar
17:00 - Brexit and Populism: Is the Leave Vote Good or Bad for Democracy?
Claire Fox (Institute of Ideas), Professor Matthew Goodwin (University of Kent)
Countdown to Brexit
17:15 - Lincoln Leads 2019: How Can Brexit Help the UK Economy?
Dr Jan Kvasnicka (University of Oxford), Dr Danny Kruger (DCMS), Asher Berkovitz-Werner (University of Oxford)
Lincoln Leads Seminar Series 2019
17:15 - 'Autobiography at the End of the World: Louis-René des Forêts’s Pas à pas jusqu’au dernier’
Ian Maclachlan (University of Oxford)
Modern French Research Seminar
17:45 - What next for the country house?
Dr Oliver Cox (Heritage Engagement Fellow, University of Oxford)
Graduate Seminar Programme in the Arts and Humanities
18:00 - Improving the outcomes of men with metastatic prostate cancer
Please join us for a drinks reception at 5:45pm.
Professor Gert Attard (University College London)