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13:00 - Learning from Machines: Differentiating US Presidential Campaigns with Attribution and Annotation
Musashi Jacobs-Harukawa (Oxford)
Politics Research in Progress Seminar Series
13:00 - Twist Bioscience Seminar: Writing the Future of Biologics - Powering Protein Engineering & Cell Therapies With Synthetic DNA
TBA
14:00 - Green Technologies, Environmental Policy and Regional Growth
Dr Tobias Wendler (University of Bremen)
INET Oxford Researcher Seminars
14:00 - ‘Sites of Resistance: Rastafari and the Black Power Movement in Britain, 1967-1973’
Aleema Gray (Warwick)
Modern British History Seminar
14:00 - Ageing in rural and remote communities
Various Speakers
Trinity 2022 Seminar Series - The Challenges Facing an Ageing Africa and Latin America in the 21st Century
14:00 - Using computational tools to improve our understanding of voltage-sensing in sodium channe
Bjarne Feddersen
SBCB Seminar Series
14:00 - Aspirin Man: Celebrating the career of Professor Peter Elwood (Livestream)
Professor John Gallacher (University of Oxford), Professor John Iredale (Medical Research Council), Professor George Davey Smith (University of Bristol), Professor Andy Ness (University of Bristol), Professor Nishi Chaturvedi (UCL), Professor Sir Michael Marmot (UCL), Sir Professor Richard Peto
15:00 - Unwanted daughters: The unintended consequences of a ban on sex-selection on the educational attainment of women
Garima Rastogi (University of Oxford)
Novel Ideas: MPhil Seminar Series
15:00 - Theory of Linkage Politics
Please join the Zoom call 5 minutes before the talk.
Kennedy Mbeva (University of Oxford)
IR Research Colloquium
15:00 - Surviving Southampton: African American Women and Resistance in Nat Turner's Community
Vanessa Holden (University of Kentucky)
Centre for Women’s, Gender, and Queer History events (WGQ) [formerly known as CGIS].
15:00 - The epigenetic regulation of breast cancer: Meet the expert, DrSteve Chan
External Seminar with University of Oxford co-organiser
Dr Steve Chan (University of Wisconsin-Madison)
15:30 - Towards abolition: challenging mass incarceration and money bail
Alec Karakatsanis (Civil Rights Corps)
15:30 - Oceans in the Anthropocene
Jessica Lehman (Department of Geography, Durham University: ‘Sea change: The World Ocean Circulation Experiment and the productive limits of ocean variability’;), Marie Lecuyer (Department of Anthropology, Concordia University, ‘Sonorous Archipelaghost: An Immersive Investigation into More-than-Human Afterlife Forms in Hong Kong.’)
16:00 - Immune response to glycan alpha-Gal: Conflict and cooperation in tick-host-pathogen interactions
Prof Jose de la Fuente (IREC Institute for Game and Wildlife Research, Ciudad Real, Spain)
Jenner Seminars
16:00 - The Role of Employment Protection Legislation Regimes in Shaping the Impact of Job Disruption on Older Workers’ Mental Health in Times of COVID-19
Cinzia de Novi (ECRJ European Commison and Unviersity of Pavia)
Health Economics Seminar
16:00 - When complexity matters: considerations beyond evidence of effectiveness in public health guideline development
DSPI Members will be sent a joining link prior to the event, people outside of DSPI need to register for the link
Dr Ani Movsisyan (Pettenkofer School of Public Health, LMU Munich)
Modern Methods in Social Policy & Intervention Research
17:00 - Webinar: Dignity in street-level bureaucracies: beyond reason, balance and pragmatism (followed by Q&A)
Professor Tony Evans (Royal Holloway), Chair: Dr Jonathan Patterson (St Edmund Hall, Oxford)
Human Dignity and Bureaucracy Seminars
17:00 - Family chapels in post-Reformation England
Richard Cusk
Religion in the British Isles, 1400-1700 Seminar
17:00 - Authenticity and Sincerity in Premodern China
Professor Xiaofei Tian (Harvard University), Professor Antje Richter (University of Colorado Boulder), Dr Christopher J Foster (SOAS)
China Centre Conversation series
17:00 - From swimming in data to drowning: What happens when new data essentially falsify all extant theories within a field?
Professor Robert Axtell (Professor of Computational Social Science, George Mason University)

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