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12:00 - Industry Insights Seminar - Novartis
Dr Marta Cortes-Cros (Novartis)
Industry Insight Seminar Series
12:00 - OCIAM TBC
To join this seminar online: https://teams.microsoft.com/l/meetup-join/19%3ameeting_N2QyNzVlMDAtN2MyMi00MjFkLTk3NTgtZWI2MTcyNDVlOTEw%40thread.v2/0?context=%7b%22Tid%22%3a%22cc95de1b-97f5-4f93-b4ba-fe68b852cf91%22%2c%22Oid%22%3a%22e6ced614-5673-458c-832d-5d4ada66f593%22%7d
Prof Anne Juel (University of Manchester)
Industrial & Applied Mathematics Seminar
12:30 - Chains of Control and Reins of Resistance: Nonhuman Animals and the Plantationocene in the American South
Bill Smith (DPhil History)
Environmental History Working Group
13:00 - Ideas to Action: Effective Public Engagement with Research (online)
This 3-hour session is tailored to those looking to explore evidence-based strategies for designing activities/events, apply for Public Engagement with Research (PER) funding, or get practical tips for organising an activity.
Dr Catherine Seed (University of Oxford)
13:00 - Medical Grand Rounds - Sports, Exercise and Rehabilitation Medicine
TBA
MSD Medical Grand Rounds
13:00 - Postgraduate Panel
Sara L. Borga (University of Oxford), Maya Hollander (University of Oxford), Andrie Morris (University of Oxford)
American Literature Research Seminar
13:00 - Guest Lecture: "And Rested the Seventh Day": Sabbath’s Rest in Jewish, Christian, and Greco-Roman Exegesis and Polemics
Dr Shlomi Efrati
Reading Jews in Late Antiquity
14:00 - Insights into Scientific Publishing (Oxford Virology and Immunology Networks joint seminar)
Booking required via email to sally.pelling-deeves@medsci.ox.ac.uk
Dr Duc Le (Med journal), Dr Zoltan Fehervari (Springer Nature)
14:30 - Open Scholarship: Fundamentals of open access
Sarah Humphreys (Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford), Beth Saward (Bodleian Libraries)
Open Scholarship
15:00 - Title TBC
Dr Nicol Harper (DPAG, University of Oxford)
Oxford Neurotheory Forum
15:00 - Budgeting for AI: Towards a Systematic Understanding of the Impact of Public Budgeting on Public Sector AI Adoption
Chloe Chadwick (Oxford Internet Institute)
Oxford Technology & Security Nexus
16:00 - The Meyerstein Lecture in Archaeology 2025: Dead Important: Addressing the Archaeological Curation Crisis.
The talk will take place in the HB Allen Lecture Theatre at Keble College, starting at 4pm on Thursday 12 June 2025. It will be followed by a Q& A and then a drinks reception until 7pm.
Professor Naomi Sykes (University of Exeter)
16:00 - Sovereignty and its Discontents (SAID) Workshop
Dr Jasmine Gani (London School of Economics)
Sovereignty and its Discontents (SAID)
16:30 - Geography and Catholic censorship in Europe at the end of the sixteenth-century
Jean-Marc Besse (L’École des hautes études en sciences sociales, Paris)
The Oxford Seminars in Cartography (TOSCA)
17:00 - Dame Zaha Hadid Mini Series – Celebrating 10 Years Of The Investcorp Building
Joseph Giovannini (Giovannini Associates)
17:00 - Peterhouse Chapel and the Laudian style
David Scott (History of Parliament)
Religion in Britain and Ireland, 1400-1700
17:00 - The Peshitta and the Making of the Antioch Bible
Dr George A. Kiraz (Institute for Advanced Study), Prof Sebastian Brock (Retired Reader in Syriac Studies at the Oriental Institute and currently a Professorial Fellow at Wolfson College, Oxford)
Eastern Christianity in Interfaith Contexts
17:00 - ‘Non-People’ in the People’s Republic: Class Enemies in Maoist China
Dr Mark Czellér (University of London)
China Studies Seminar series
17:00 - Henry Charles Lea, the Inquisition, and the Origins of Scientific History in the United States
Please note this seminar will be on Thursday at 17:00 at the Rothermere American Institute
Richard L Kagan (Johns Hopkins University)
Iberian History Seminar
17:15 - Intentions are Good but Instrumental Variables is Better (in Real-World Randomised Trials)
Josh Angrist (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
Political Economy Seminar

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