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Tuesday 16 February 2021 , continued from previous page

17:00 - Graduate Student Presentations - Global Childhood
Raahi Adhya (SOAS, University of London), Alexandria Dugal (University of Oxford)
Oxford Transnational and Global History Seminar
17:00 - Oxford Mathematics Online Public Lecture in Partnership with Wadham College Celebrating Roger Penrose's Nobel Prize: Spacetime Singularities - Roger Penrose, Dennis Lehmkuhl and Melvyn Bragg
This is an online lecture will be available afterwards
Roger Penrose (University of Oxford), Dennis Lehmkuhl (University of Bonn), Melvyn Bragg (n/a)
Oxford Mathematics Public Lectures
17:15 - ‘Early modern women and the poetry of complaint’
Professor Rosalind Smith (Australian National University), Professor Sarah Ross (Victoria University of Wellington)
Centre for Early Modern Studies
17:30 - Cowper at Olney: reexamining the early years & Seeds, Polyps, Eggs: Blake and Preformation
Andrew Newell, Tara Lee
Romantic Research Seminar
17:30 - Redeeming Books: Christian-Muslim Relations through the Colophons of Medieval Armenian Manuscripts
David Zakarian (Oxford), Respondent: Heghnar Watenpaugh (UC Davis)
The Oxford Pre-Modern Middle Eastern History Seminar
18:30 - 'We have no time for science as usual' by Prof Alán Aspuru-Guzik, University of Toronto
Prof Alán Aspuru-Guzik (University of Toronto)
19:00 - Xenowar: Computational Clausewitz, the PRC/CCP Cryptosphere and Strategic Society Mechanisms for a Planetary Era
Tom Sear (University of New South Wales)
Oxford University Strategic Studies Group (OUSSG) Weekly Seminar
20:00 - Jewish Medical Ethics Event
Professor Robert Klitzman, Dr Jamie Metzl
Oxford Chabad Society

Wednesday 17 February 2021

10:00 - Biodiversity Network Seminar Series: Using mobile games to drive pro-environmental behaviour: The case of the Kakapo Diogo Veríssimo
Diogo Veríssimo (Dept of Zoology, Oxford University)
10:45 - Ofgem’s Targeted Charging Review
Please get in touch with Helen Gavin if you are interested in joining the meeting.
Tedd Mose (University of Oxford)
Integrating Renewable Energy: Hub Gatherings
12:00 - Fieldwork challenges in water research
TBA
12:30 - Oxford and Empire: Oxford City and Empire
Panel to be announced
TORCH Oxford and Empire Network Travel and Translation
12:45 - The global economy and local institutions: inequality across India’s provinces, 1880-1910
Jordi Caum Julio (Jordi Caum Julio)
Economic and Social History Graduate Seminar
12:45 - The airway labyrinth in non-neoplastic pulmonary disease
This seminar will be held as a webinar. Please email samantha.thulborn@ndm.ox.ac.uk for the link to the event.
Stijn Verleden (KU Leuven - University)
13:00 - Data and subscriptions: El Pais' lessons in pandemic coverage
The following seminars will take place at 1pm. All welcome to join via Zoom, but registration required
Borja Echevarría (El País)
REUTERS INSTITUTE GLOBAL JOURNALISM SEMINARS
13:00 - The World of Science and the Chinese Reader: Negotiating Nation and Universe in Popular Science Publications, 1933-1945
Noa Nahimias (York University)
International History of East Asia Seminar
13:00 - Displacing the Political Fiscal Cycle. Blessing or Curse?
Please join the Zoom room 5 minutes before the event begins.
Nelson Ruiz (University of Oxford), Luis Martinez (Chicago)
Politics Research in Progress Seminar
13:00 - Gotta’ Have Money to make money? Bargaining Behaviour and Financial need of Microentrepreneurs
This workshop will be held using Zoom. Details will be sent once registered.
Morgan Hardy (New York University - Abu Dhabi)
CSAE Development Economics Webinar Series
13:00 - Structure and Function of Mammalian SWI/SNF Chromatin Remodeling Complexes in Human Cancer
Cigall Kadoch (Dana Farber Institute)
CMD Seminars
14:00 - Renaissance Aristotelianism and the Problem of Publics between Latin and Vernacular
David Lines (University of Warwick)
The Relation of Literature and Learning to Social Hierarchy in Early Modern Europe

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