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Thursday 20 February 2025 , continued from previous page

13:00 - Magna Carter Lectures: Magna Carta and Jewish communities
Dean Irwin (University of Lincoln)
Bodleian Events
14:00 - A double observance: Michael Boym S. J. on his journeys to China (1643-1658)
Professor Gianna Pomata (John Hopkins)
Early Modern Intellectual History
14:00 - Migration and Healthy Ageing: Understanding Care Needs in Diverse Ageing Societies
Dr Su Yeon Jang (University of Oxford)
Hilary 2025 Seminar Series - Exploring Aspects of Individual and Societal Ageing
14:00 - Friendship and youth culture in post-war Britain
Hannah Charnock (Bristol)
Modern British History Seminar (in collaboration with the Oxford Centre for European History)
14:15 - Challenging the Discourse on Age and the Holocaust: Nelly Wolffheim and Archiving the Elderly
Dr Christine Schmidt (The Wiener Holocaust Library)
Seminar on the Holocaust and Memory
15:00 - How should we REALLY think about security?
Professor David A. Welch (Waterloo University)
15:00 - Title TBC
Dr Luke Taylor (University of Oxford)
Oxford Neurotheory Forum
15:00 - Silicon Valley in Context: Technology Corporations as Political Actors
Alina Utrata (University of Oxford)
Oxford Technology & Security Nexus
15:30 - E-Values, Anytime-Validity and Bayes
Professor Peter Grunwald (Leiden University)
Annual: Corcoran Memorial Lecture
15:30 - Extractives-led Development and state-building in Botswana? A Historical Political Economy of Post-colonial Botswana’s Engagement with De Beers and Regional Geopolitical Insecurity
Jorich Loubser
African Studies Centre Research Seminars
16:00 - AI in Care: Augmentation or Depletion?
Hybrid event
Professor Kate Hamblin (Centre for International Research on Care, Labour & Equalities, University of Sheffield), Dr Grace Whitfield (Centre for International Research on Care, Labour & Equalities, University of Sheffield)
DSPI Hilary Term Seminar Series 2025: Perspectives on Care
16:00 - In the palace of late Roman emperors: spaces, objects and rituals
Ignazio Tantillo (University of Cassino and Southern Lazio)
Late Roman Seminar
16:00 - From Stem Cells to Assembloids to Constructing Human Neural Circuits to Study Development and Disease
Professor Sergiu P. Pașca (Stanford University)
Neuroscience Theme Guest Speakers (DPAG)
16:45 - Toni Morrison’s Black Anthropocenes
Jenny Terry (Durham University)
American Literature Research Seminar
17:00 - Performing the Revolution. Politics and Theatre in Post-independent Argentina. 1810-1837
Klaus Gallo (Universidad di Tella, Argentina)
Latin American History Seminar
17:00 - Katherine Parr’s Lamentation of a Sinner (1547), Cranmer’s Homilies, and the Production of the Book of Common Prayer
Professor Micheline White (Carleton University)
Early Modern Britain Seminar
17:00 - “Lette Frenchmen in their Frenche endyten” (Thomas Usk, c.1384-87): French in the Multilingual Fourteenth Century
Professor Jocelyn Wogan-Browne (Fordham University)
The James Ford Lectures 2025: French in Medieval Britain: Cultural Politics and Social History, c.1100-c.1500
17:00 - Diaspora Chinese and Modern China: Transnationalism and Class of the Chinese of the British West Indies, the 1880s–1970s
Professor Setsuko Sonoda (Ritsumeikan University)
China Studies Seminar series
17:00 - Feminism in International Security Discourses - How we argue for participation matters
Karolin Tuncel (Oxford Department of International Development, University of Oxford)
Global Governance & Diplomacy Public Speaker Series
17:15 - Merlin, Gwenddydd, and the End of our Age
Dr David Callander (Cardiff University)
Celtic Research Seminar