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Wednesday 25 June 2025

09:00 - Research Jamboree 2025: Economics of Modern Slavery
Please check the web link for updated information about the workshop programme.
Various Speakers
10:30 - (Re) storying English: why text selection isn't the answer
Professor Larissa McLean Davies (University of Melbourne)
12:00 - Stalled Futures: Infrastructure, Ruination, and Urban Ambitions in East Africa
Zayaan Merchant (Environmental Change Institute, University of Oxford)
ECM Brown Bag Seminar Series
13:00 - Choosing open access for books: An author journey
Judith Fathallah (Lancaster University, Coventry University, Open Book Collective)
Open Scholarship
14:00 - Open Scholarship: Copyright the card game
Chris Morrison (Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford), Georgina Kiddy (Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford)
Open Scholarship
14:00 - Open Forum 2025: A Solidarity of the Shaken - From Despair to Collective Action
Dr Alice Norton (University of Oxford), Prof. Judd L Walson (John Hopkins University, USA), Dr. Seye Abimbola (University of Sydney), Dr. Mercy Mwangangi (Social Health Authority, Kenya), Prof. Ntobeko Ntusi (South African Medical Research), Georgia Nicolau (Instituto Procomum, Brazil)
17:30 - New Books in Israel Studies
Professor Yaacov Yadgar, Professor Yaron Peleg (University of Cambridge), Professor Derek Penslar (Harvard)
18:00 - Preparation and pandemics: confronting new threats
Professor Dame Sarah Gilbert (Pandemic Institute at the University of Oxford)

Thursday 26 June 2025

09:00 - Creative Cities Workshop: Knowledge of Nature and Networks of Science
Various Speakers
10:00 - Connected Life 2025: C³ – Connect. Create. Compute.
TBA
11:00 - Day 1: Oxford Transnational and Global History Conference 2025 - Global Empires: Transitions, Imaginations, and Contestations
Various Speakers
Oxford Centre for Global History events
11:00 - Making Sanctuary Cities: Migration, Citizenship, and Urban Governance
Rachel Humphris (Queen Mary University, London)
C-MISE Research Exchange Webinars
12:00 - In Conversation with Prof Cynthia Enloe: How to Make Feminist Sense of the World Today?
Prof Cynthia Enloe (Clark University)
Oxford International Relations Society
12:30 - Beyond the EV Fix: Rethinking Low-Carbon Transitions in Popular Transport
Dr Gaurav Mittal (University of Oxford), Dr Varsolo Sunio (University of Asia and the Pacific), Dr Sandy Mae Gaspay (University of the Philippines Diliman), Dr Herrie Schalekamp (Mtracs Educational Institute for Knowledge Creation & Dissemination), Dr Rutul Joshi (CEPT University, India), https://csud.climate.columbia.edu/people/jacqueline-m-klopp (Columbia University)
13:00 - Medical Grand Rounds - Genitourinary Medicine - '’Oropharyngeal gonorrhoea infection: Where Mathematical Modelling and Sex Parties Meet'
Dr Nell Freeman Romilly, Dr Karan Dahele, Ms Katherine Whitaker
MSD Medical Grand Rounds
13:00 - Research Jamboree 2025: Recent Advances in Panel Data and Network Econometrics
Please check the web link for updated information about the workshop programme.
Various Speakers
13:00 - If you have MOG antibodies what do you have?
Hybrid Seminar
Associate Professor Patrick Waters (Nuffield Department of Clinical Neurosciences, University of Oxford)
NDCN Departmental Seminars
14:00 - History of Art study day - Image & Object: Reproduction
Professor Geoffrey Batchen, Professor Geraldine Johnson, Dr Brigid von Preussen, Dr Vibe Nielson (Copenhagen), Dr Paul Taylor (The Warburg Institute)
History of Art Events
14:00 - Title TBC
If you are attending from a different building, please, email aleksandr.kovalenko@st-annes.ox.ac.uk to arrange access.
Kyle Vaccaro (University of Oxford)
SBCB Seminar Series
14:00 - ECRs and the Schwarzman Cultural Programme - Collaboration and Funding Info Session
Various Speakers
English Faculty Early Career Forum

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