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13:00 - OHGN Current Research Showcase
Andrew Himmelberg (St Antony's), Landen J Kleisinger (Linacre), Abhimanyu Arni (St Edmund Hall), Jingyang Rui (St Peter's)
Oxford History Graduate Network (OHGN)
14:00 - Greater than the former? Continuity and innovation in the architectural depictions of the Second Temple
Dr Hallel Baitner (University of Oxford)
Seminar on Jewish History and Literature in the Graeco-Roman Period
14:00 - Engineering Biology for Healthcare
Dr Francesca Ceroni (Imperial College London), Dr Wilson Wong (Department of Biomedical Engineering, Biological Design Center, Boston University), Prof Keith Pardee (University of Toronto), Dr Harrison Steel (University of Oxford), Dr Elise Cachat (University of Edinburgh)
14:00 - Driven: How to fuel success through adversity
Toto Wolff (Team Principal & CEO, Mercedes-AMG Petronas F1 Team), Tengku Muhammad Taufik (President and Group Chief Executive Officer, PETRONAS)
Leadership in extraordinary times
14:00 - The Explanatory Power of Ideology
Allen Buchanan (University of Arizona)
Nuffield Political Theory Workshop
14:30 - "Africans are notoriously religious", but this is how we should not think about Religion and Christian-Muslim Relations in Africa: Reflections from 'Zones of Peace' in Nigeria
Online by Zoom
Emmanuel Ossai (Doctoral Candidate, University of Edinburgh, UK)
The Sanneh Institute, Accra, Ghana and The Centre for Muslim-Christian Studies, Oxford
15:30 - Panel discussion: What should historians do in the next decade of the climate crisis?
Andreas Malm (Lund), Julia Adeney Thomas (Notre Dame), Ling Zhang (Boston College)
Anthropocene Histories
16:00 - Challenges of estimating the cost effectiveness of services for vulnerable children.
Leon Feinstein (University of Oxford)
Applied Microeconomics Seminar
16:00 - Enclosure as a Colonial Act: the Common as terra nullius
Carl Griffin (Sussex)
Graduate Seminar in History 1680-1850
16:00 - Data science and AI in dementia research: Can we innovate our way out of trouble?
Professor David Llewellyn (University of Exeter and the Alan Turing Institute)
Artificial Intelligence for Mental Health Seminar Series
16:30 - Signifyin(g) Monkeys: Race, Childhood, and Kinship in Paul Du Chaillu’s Stories of the Gorilla Country.
Brigitte Fielder (University of Wisconsin-Madison)
Nineteenth Century Research Seminar
17:00 - From one Academy to the other: Mersenne, Roberval, and a few others
Sébastien Maronne (Toulouse)
Seminar in the History of the Exact Sciences
17:00 - The rise and fall of George Frederick Augustus I: Atlantic Trade and Finance from the Miskitu Shore 1800-1824
Damian Clavel (University of Oxford)
Economic and Social History Seminar
17:00 - Brexit: 6 Months On
Various Speakers
17:00 - International conference on states, local jurisdictions and borderlands in Europe and the Americas, c.1713-1914 - Colony, Revolution, Nation: the Iberian-American Sequence, c.1780-1914
Alan Knight (Latin American Centre, Oxford)
Latin American Centre Seminars and Events
17:00 - Early Modern Plague Writing in the Margins of South Slavic Manuscripts and Books
Kristina Nikolovska (St Cyril and Methodios University, Skopje)
Early Slavonic Webinar
17:00 - "The Form and Function of Disaffection"
Tanya Agathocleous (Hunter College, CUNY)
Postcolonial and World Literatures Seminar
17:00 - A Dragoman on Home Soil: Pierre-Marie Ruffin and the Translation of Oriental Envoys and Travellers in Late Eighteenth-century France
Rahul Markovits (ENS, Paris)
Early Modern Diplomacy c.1400-1800
17:00 - Brebis Bleaney Memorial Lecture: Driven Quantum Materials
Professor Andrea Cavalleri (Physics)
17:15 - Positing Alternative Playworlds: The Case of The Winter's Tale & The Unremarkable Richard Crashaw? The Problem of Confessional Identity and Literary Form
Richard Bradshaw (Hertford College, University of Oxford), Christopher Archibald (New College, University of Oxford)
Early Modern Graduate Forum

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