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Saturday 11 June 2022 , continued from previous page

09:45 - Genes in the Machine: Artificial Intelligence and Drug Discovery
TBA
09:45 - 1940: The Defence of Britain
Various Speakers
10:30 - HAPP One-Day Conference: The Nature of Light
Professor Mark Dennis (University of Bristol), Professor Olaf Müller (Humboldt University of Berlin), Arianna Borrelli (Technical University Berlin), Professor Claudia Maraston (University of Portsmouth), Professor Bill O'Neill (University of Cambridge), Professor Tom McLeish FRS (University of York)
HAPP: St Cross Centre for the History and Philosophy of Physics

Monday 13 June 2022

09:00 - Conference on Discrimination by/against Religion
Various Speakers
Nuffield Political Theory Workshop
10:00 - No Shortcuts: Why States Struggle to Develop a Military Cyber-Force
Max Smeets (ETH Zurich)
11:00 - iSkills for Medical Sciences and OUH Trust: Introduction to systematic reviews and evidence syntheses
Nia Roberts (Bodleian Health Care Libraries, University of Oxford), Carolyn Smith (Bodleian Health Care Libraries, University of Oxford)
Bodleian iSkills for Medical Sciences and OUH Trust - workshops in information discovery and reference management for the Medical Sciences
11:30 - Vaccines on Demand: Science Fiction or a Future Reality
Dr Andy Geall (Replicate Bioscience Inc.)
Jenner Seminars
12:00 - Seminar by Prof Ankur Singh "Untangling Immunity Using Lymphoid Organoids and Immune Technologies"
This seminar will be held in the Kennedy Institute Lecture Theatre with the option to join via Zoom and is open only to Oxford University members. Registration at: https://medsci.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJEtf-Gtrj8oE9Ls4Bd8-lCR4Lhb2HD85OVq
Prof Ankur Singh (Georgia Institute of Technology)
Kennedy Institute Seminars
12:00 - ALRS Reading Group: Chapter 5, "The Discourse of Value: From Adam Smith to Barbara Herrnstein Smith"
Various Speakers
American Literature Research Seminar
12:00 - Universality in random growth processes
Sourav Sarkar (University of Cambridge)
Probability seminar
12:00 - Programmed cell death during C. elegans development: Lessons learnt and new things to be discovered
Prof Barbara Conradt (University College London)
OUBS seminar series
12:30 - Byzantine-Armenian Doctrinal Discourse in the Period of the Early Islamic Conquests, c. 630-720 (exact title TBC)
Stephanie Forrest (Cambridge)
Oxford Byzantine Graduate Seminar
12:30 - Bitesize ethics: Introduction to practical ethics
Emma Dore-Horgan, Emma Dore-Horgan
Bitesize ethics (Festival of Arguments)
12:45 - After Liberation: Militarised Masculinities and Intergenerational Conflicts in Angolan and Algerian Narratives
Dorothée Boulanger (University of Oxford)
Oxford Comparative Criticism and Translation
13:00 - Transcriptional and epigenetic mechanisms controlling hematopoietic precursor entry into the T-cell program
Professor Ellen V. Rothenberg (California Institute of Technology)
WIMM MONDAY SEMINARS
13:00 - Why Networks Matter for Employment: Experimental Evidence from the Meet Your Future Program
This workshop will be online and in person. If you wish to sign up for online attendance, please use your institution email address. Booking is not required for in-person attendance.
Livia Alfonsi (University of California, Berkeley)
CSAE Research Workshops
13:00 - Why Study the Victorians?
Angelique Richardson (University of Exeter)
Nineteenth Century Research Seminar
14:00 - Online NIHR Oxford BRC Virtual Symposium : 'Levelling Up: Evidence based approaches to reducing inequalities in health and access to care'
Professor Richard Cookson (University of York), Professor Sandra Eldridge (Queen Mary University of London), Professor Philip Clarke (University of Oxford), Laurence Roope, Researcher (Health Economics Research Centre, Nuffield Department of Population Health, University of Oxford), Prof. Helen McShane, Fiorella Parra Mujica (University of Oxford)
15:00 - Children’s knowledge of polysemous words: individual, psycholinguistic, and educational factors
This event is online only. A link will be circulated via the departmental epseminars mailing list during the week before the talk. External guests are welcome and should email emma.james@psy.ox.ac.uk for the link.
Sophie Booton (University of Oxford)
Language and Development Seminar Series
15:00 - The Myth of Bambi: The Idyllic View of Nature and Wild Animal Suffering
Asher Soryl

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