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• 12:00 - New genetic and physiological systems to discover mechanisms involved in diabetes pathogenesis
  Professor Seung K. Kim (Stanford University School of Medicine)
  WHG Seminars
• 12:00 - CIS-Sponsored Book Launch: 'The Virtual Weapon and International Order’
  Warm lunch will be provided.
  Dr Lucas Kello (University of Oxford)
• 12:00 - T cell communication goes viral-a role for extracellular vesicles in T cell help
  please arrive 5 minutes early for entry
  Professor Mike Dustin (Kennedy Institute of Rheumatology)
  Peter Medawar Building Seminars
• 12:30 - The Value of Face-to-Face: Search and Contracting Frictions in Nigerian Trade
  Meredith Startz (Princeton University)
  CSAE Lunchtime Seminars
• 12:30 - ‘A rage for editorial occupation’: peer cultures and periodicals in nineteenth-century English schools
  Catherine Sloan (University of Oxford)
  Centre for the History of Childhood Seminars and Events
• 12:30 - Patient and Public Involvement Q&A session
  Polly Kerr (Programme Manager, Partnerships for Health, Wealth and Innovation (PHWI) theme of the NIHR Biomedical Research Centre), Lynne Maddocks (Patient and Public Involvement Coordinator, NDPCHS, University of Oxford), Paul Hewitson (Senior Research Officer, Health Services Research Unit, University of Oxford)
• 12:30 - Islamo-liberal iterations in Turkey: The lifecycle of a political alliance
  Light lunch provided
  Nora Fisher Onar (Bahçeşehir University, Istanbul)
  South East European Studies at Oxford (SEESOX)
• 12:45 - ‘In and Out of Gold: The role of Economics and Politics’
  Bert Kramer (University of Groningen)
  Economic and Social History Graduate Seminar
• 13:00 - No Wednesday Seminar Series this week.
  No Wednesday Seminar Series this week.
  TBA
  OCDEM Wednesday Seminar Series
• 13:00 - Making sense of degraded speech: Auditory and cognitive factors
  Dr Jonathan Peelle (Washington University, St Louis)
• 13:00 - Materialities in the lives of Malian urban refugees in Burkina Faso: uses and understandings of refugee biometric ID cards
  Nora Bardelli (University of Oxford)
  Technology and Mobilities in Africa
• 13:00 - Collaborative consumption behaviours in the B2C carsharing system: the case study of Shanghai EVCARD
  Jing Lang (Tongji University)
  Transport Studies Unit (TSU) Lunchtime Seminar Series
• 13:00 - Animal movements: From individual behaviours to conservation applications
  TBA
• 14:00 - Community Forest Monitoring and Awareness of Forest Use Rules in Uganda: an RCT in progress
  Anouk Rigterink (Universiity of Oxford)
  OxCarre Lunchtime Seminar
• 14:00 - Q&A discussion with physician, academic and writer whose work covers medicine, policy, statistics and campaigning
  Ben Goldacre, author of Bad Science (director EBM DataLab, Nuffield Dept Primary Care )
  Reuters Institute Business and Practice of Journalism seminar
• 14:00 - Understanding Indonesia's Post-Independence Elite: Data from the Constitutional Assembly
  Kevin Fogg (Centre for Islamic Studies), Syahrul Hidayat (University of Exeter; University of Indonesia)
  Southeast Asia Seminar
• 14:00 - Dancing with Words: Subverting the Master Narrative in Saudi Women's Literature
  Dr Basma Al Mutlaq (School of Oriental and African Studies)
  Women's Rights Research Seminars
• 14:30 - "'Translation' of Mesopotamian Motifs, Allusions and Tradition History", Old Testament Hebrew Bible Seminar
  Jonathan Stökl (King's College London)
  Old Testament Hebrew Bible Seminar
• 14:30 - Jonathan Stökl (King’s College London), Catching an Allusion in a Net: Thoughts on the “Translation” of Mesopotamian Motifs, Allusions and Tradition History, OLD TESTAMENT/HEBREW BIBLE SEMINAR
  Please note that in week 3 we will not meet on Monday but on Wednesday from 2.30-4.00 pm in the Faculty of Divinity in Cambridge. We know that some of you will be travelling by car and would happy to offer a seat to one or more of their colleagues. To help us coordinate this, could you please email arjen.bakker@oriel.ox.ac.uk: a. you are travelling to Cambridge by car and have free seats (please let us know how many seats) b. you want to come to Cambridge and would like to either drive with someone or travel by bus We will try to coordinate this and assign people to available seats in cars. If there are more people than free seats, we will go with a separate group by bus and we will arrange a meeting time and place on Wednesday morning, and travel back to Oxford together in the evening. Please note that the costs for petrol and bus tickets can be reimbursed by us. For this purpose it will be very important that you keep your receipts. We will follow up soon and make sure that the drivers receive a map and directions.
  Jonathan Stökl (King's College London)
  OLD TESTAMENT/HEBREW BIBLE SEMINAR
• 15:30 - Postgraduate Diploma Seminar
  Dr Marshall
  Postgraduate Diploma Seminar
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