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Sunday 25 January 2025

12:30 - Title TBC
Prof Marc Dewey (Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin)
Division of Cardiovascular Medicine

Monday 26 January 2025

09:30 - Responsible Research and Innovation
The aim of the course is to enable researchers to adopt a responsible approach when considering the positive and negative aspects of their research, including the moral, ethical and societal impacts of it. The course is a follow up to the online Research Integrity course developed by Research Services, which is a pre-requisite for this face to face course.
Sarah Callaghan (Research Practice Group, University of Oxford), Sally Charles (University of Oxford)
11:00 - Title TBC
Jing-Yuan Deng (University of Oxford)
Political Economy Workshop
11:00 - Childhood and Bookhood in the Nineteenth-Century Country House: Texts, Materiality, and Histories of Book Use
Amy Wells (Oxford)
Centre for the History of Childhood Seminars and Events
12:00 - Tifa as Discursive Infrastructure: Silkroadism and the Commercialisation of Authoritarian Governance
Dr Giulia Sciorati (LSE)
China Centre talks
12:00 - Top-Down or Bottom-Up? Herbivory, Hysteresis, and the Control of Arctic Shrubification
Dr Marc Macias-Fauria (University of Oxford)
12:15 - Free Will and Necessity in Nineteenth-Century Fiction
Andrea Selleri (formerly Bilkent University, Turkey)
Nineteenth Century Research Seminar
12:45 - Browne, Brexit and Brain Drain: exploring the impact of higher tuition fees and Brexit on EU undergraduate and postgraduate research enrolments in UK higher education using administrative data
Paul Wakeling (Professor and Head of Department, Department of Education, University of York)
Quantitative Methods Hub Seminars
12:45 - Understanding incel radicalisation and responses
Dr Joe Whittaker (University of Swansea)
Sociology Department Weekly Seminar
13:00 - ‘Enteric viral infections promote systemic accelerated aging in Drosophila’
Carla Saleh, PhD, Professor (Department of Virology, Institut Pasteur, Paris, France)
Biochemistry Department Seminar
13:00 - Recent advances in bioconjugate development including Streptococcus pneumoniae and Group A Streptococcus
Professor Brendan Wren (London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine)
IDEU Infectious Disease Seminar Series
13:30 - Local Politics in Nations and Empires
Roger Myerson (The University of Chicago)
Political Economy Seminar
14:00 - 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 - Computation, neuromodulation and mental health relationships in affective decision-making
Miriam Klein-Flügge (University of Oxford)
Perspectives in Psychology - Departmental Seminar Series
16:00 - How Opposition Electoral Strength Conditions the Impact of Pre-Election Violence upon Electoral Turnout: Evidence from Türkiye
Welat Akman Westrheim (University of Bergen)
T. E. Lawrence Program on Conflict and Violence – Speaker Series
16:00 - Debunking three myths concerning Albert Einstein
Dennis Lehmkuhl (Bonn)
Oxford Centre for the History of Science Medicine & Technology (OCHSMT) Seminars and Events
17:00 - Militarisation, patriotic mobilisation and the societal impact of war in Russia
Dr Elena Racheva (University of Manchester)
RESC Monday Seminar
17:00 - How will the AI Revolution impact on the ways that MPs work?
Jamie Bartlett, Dr Ekaterina Hertog (University of Oxford)
St Antony's Visiting Parliamentary Fellowship
17:00 - Inaugural Lecture: Unravelling Early Self-Regulation – Professor Steven Howard
Professor Steven Howard (University of Oxford)
17:00 - Estate Management and the Beginnings of Specialised Production in Early Medieval Iberia
Rob Portass (Robinson College, Cambridge)
Medieval History Research Seminar