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13:00 - Integration of magnitude information in human working memory and decision making
Dr Bernhard Spitzer (University of Oxford)
13:00 - The Quill Project: Recreating the process which wrote the United States Constitution
Nicholas Cole (University of Oxford), Alfie Abdul-Rahman (University of Oxford)
Research Uncovered: public talks on digital scholarship
13:00 - Failing to manage or managing to fail: Hungarian, Polish, and Romanian responses to the refugee crisis
Mikolaj Pawlak (University of Warsaw)
Refugee Studies Centre Work-in-Progress seminar series
13:00 - In Danger for Merely Existing – LGBTI in Conflict, Displace-ment and Peacebuilding
Dr Henri Myrttinen (International Alert)
13:00 - ‘The Quill Project: recreating the process which wrote the United States Constitution’
All welcome but places are limited so please contact pip.willcox.@bodleian.ox.ac.uk to register attendance.
Nicholas Cole (Pembroke College), Alfie Abdul-Rahman (Oxford e-Research Centre)
Research Uncover
13:00 - Hakanai (儚い): The Transformation of Transport Organisations in Japan from Archaic Times – Searching for Conceptual Frameworks
Professor John Black (The University of New South Wales, Sydney)
13:00 - The Quill Project: Recreating the process which wrote the United States Constitution
Alfie Abdul-Rahman (University of Oxford), Nicholas Cole (University of Oxford)
Research Uncovered: public talks on digital scholarship
14:00 - Postgraduate Student Presentations on South Asian History
Various Speakers
Modern South Asia Seminar
14:00 - Bodleian iSkills: Managing Social Science research data
John Southall (University of Oxford), Cathy Scutt (University of Oxford)
Bodleian iSkills - Workshops in Information Discovery and Scholarly Communications
15:00 - Sustainable Communities
NB: Early start 2-3pm
TBA
15:00 - Smart Citizenship: Recovering the productive role of society through new technologies
Guillem Camprodon (Fab City Global Initiative, Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia)
InSIS seminar series: Science in your own hands?
16:00 - Pain and the Developing Brain, 3rd Annual Mabel FitzGerald Lecture
Professor Maria Fitzgerald (UCL)
Mabel FitzGerald Prize Lecture
16:00 - The Neuroscience of Moral Agency (Or: How I Learned to Love Determinism and Still Respect Myself in the Morning)
TBA
16:00 - Prophetic Language in Augustine’s works
Jenny Rallens (University of Oxford)
Patristic and Late Antique Seminar: Patristic Exegesis of Prophecy and Prophetic Literature
16:00 - Aesthetic testimony, understanding and virtue
Prof Alison Hills (University of Oxford)
The Aesthetics Seminar
16:00 - The Neuroscience of Moral Agency (Or: How I Learned to Love Determinism and Still Respect Myself in the Morning)
William Casebeer (Lockheed Martin’s Advanced Technology Laboratories)
16:30 - ‘Within the law: The ethical and legal aspects of Polish conversions to Judaism
Jan Lorenz (Department of Anthropology, Adam Mickiewicz University)
CSLS Seminar Series
17:00 - Fighting for their Calories: Coping Strategies and Responses to the Great Famine in the British Isles, 1315-18
Philip Slavin (University of Kent)
Economic and Social History Graduate Seminar
17:00 - Robert Grosseteste and the Sense of Sight
Hannah Smithson (Pembroke College)
Medieval Church and Culture Seminar
17:00 - History, biography - and how do you solve a problem like Mandela?
Colin Bundy (University of Oxford)
South Africa Discussion Group

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