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11:00 - VS Code for Python Development: A Complete Beginner's Guide
Dr Mcebisi Ntleki (University of Oxford)
12:00 - Seeking Wonder in the Long Nineteenth Century: Women, Folklore and Fairy Tales from a Transnational Perspective
Elena Sottilotta (University of Cambridge)
Italian Research Seminar
12:45 - Progression in Primary Languages: A longitudinal study tracking language learning in primary school in England
Dr Rowena Kasprowicz (University of Reading)
Quantitative Methods Hub Seminars
12:45 - The AI Turn in Sociology: From Disciplinary Transformation to Predictive Social Science
Dr Fanqi Zeng (University of Oxford)
Sociology Department Weekly Seminar
13:00 - Cell to Cell communication in African trypanosomes
Professor Keith Matthews, FRSE FMedSci FRS (University of Edinburgh)
Biochemistry Department Seminar
13:00 - Nipah virus vaccine development
Professor Brian Angus (University of Oxford)
IDEU Infectious Disease Seminar Series
13:00 - Searching for patents and standards
Rachel Scanlon (Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford), Alessandra Vetrugno (Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford)
Bodleian iSkills - Workshops in Information Discovery and Scholarly Communications
13:30 - Candidate Entry into Local Government
Niccolò Meriggi (University of Oxford)
Political Economy Seminar
13:30 - Developing Sustainable Public Health Policy Through and Beyond Mathematical Modelling
Joaquin Prada (University of Surrey)
14:00 - Shut Up and Write (or Translate)!
TBA
Oxford Comparative Criticism and Translation
14:00 - OxFOS26: AI versus open research: Exploring the evolving tensions
Various Speakers
Open Scholarship
15:00 - A Theory of Endogenous Degrowth and Environmental Sustainability
Timo Boppart (University of Zurich)
Environment and Resource Economics Seminar
15:00 - Science communication: An introduction to translating your research for a non-specialist audience
Hannah McGivern (Bodleian Health Care Libraries, University of Oxford)
Bodleian iSkills - Workshops in Information Discovery and Scholarly Communications
16:00 - Neural underpinnings of language abilities in individuals who have lost the autism diagnosis
Professor Inge-Marie Eigsti (University of Connecticut)
Perspectives in Psychology - Departmental Seminar Series
16:00 - Return of Tyranny: Why Counterrevolutions Emerge and Succeed
Killian Clark (Georgetown)
T. E. Lawrence Program on Conflict and Violence – Speaker Series
16:00 - Popular Science Writing: Literary Approaches
Michael Whitworth (Oxford)
Oxford Centre for the History of Science Medicine & Technology (OCHSMT) Seminars and Events
16:00 - Family, Historical Memory and Cultural Capital in Late Colonial India
Registration required for Teams - https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/3abd42ea-5eca-48ee-a24b-ab46a667cc3d@cc95de1b-97f5-4f93-b4ba-fe68b852cf91
Polly O'Hanlon (University of Oxford)
South Asian Intellectual History Seminars
17:00 - Preferences over contested territory: evidence from a new survey experiment in Ukraine
Dr Carl Müller-Crepon (LSE), Dr Marnie Howlett (DPIR, University of Oxford)
RESC Monday Seminar
17:00 - How are governments going to pay to make 19th century institutions fit to deal with 21st century problems?
Professor Paul Johnson (University of Oxford), The Lord Macpherson of Earl's Court, Michael McMahon (University of Oxford)
St Antony's Visiting Parliamentary Fellowship
17:00 - Insular manuscripts: why membrane matters
Please note: this session will be in-person only, not hybrid - this is due to restrictions governing the sharing of unpublished results by grant partners
Jo Story (Leicester)
Medieval History Research Seminar

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