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12:30 - Community Mediation across Ethnicities: Building for Conflict Resolution in Diverse Societies
Carson Smith (CSLS, Oxford)
Centre for Socio-Legal Studies Discussion Group
12:30 - Providing Water Services in a Devolved Governance Structure: a Kenyan Case
This online event requires registration which will close 3 hours before the event.
Prof. Albert Mumma (University of Nairobi)
Oxford Water Network "Water, Society, and Policy" Seminar Series
12:45 - A Poor Inquiry: Poverty and Living Standards in Pre-Famine Ireland
Aine Doran (Queens University, Belfast)
Economic and Social History Graduate Seminar
13:00 - Covid reporting in South Africa
TBA
REUTERS INSTITUTE GLOBAL JOURNALISM SEMINARS
13:00 - OII’s Wednesday Webinar Week 6 ‘There’s an app for that: Tech governance during COVID-19’
Various Speakers
13:30 - Exploring novel frameworks to modulate T cell function
This seminar will be held as a webinar. Please email hiu.admin@imm.ox.ac.uk for the link to the event.
Dr Ricardo Fernandes (CAMS Oxford Institute, University of Oxford)
MRC TIDU Wednesday Seminar Series
14:00 - Feminists in the eyes of God: theories and practices of queer Muslim women in Britain
Dr Benjamin Dubrulle (Maison Française d'Oxford)
MEC Women's Rights Research Seminars
14:00 - UK SPINE Virtual Conference 2020 Keynote: From bench to care home in a time of COVID - how ageing science can be harnessed to improve immune resilience in older people.
Prof Janet Lord (University of Birmingham), Assoc. Prof. Lynne Cox (Department of Biochemistry, University of Oxford), Joan Mannick (ResTORbio)
UK SPINE Virtual Conference 2020
14:00 - The secret life of international student recruitment agents
Various Speakers
14:00 - Writing a History of Reading Disorders - UK Disability History Month Lecture 2020
Professor William Whyte (St John's, University of Oxford)
14:30 - WEH/Ethox Seminar: Four decades of consent in Norwegian biobanking
John-Arne Skolbekken (Norwegian university of science and technology), Berge Solberg (Norwegian University of science and technology)
Wellcome Centre for Ethics and Humanities and Ethox Centre
14:30 - Through Wind and Ice: Communicating the Climate Crisis
Cymene Howe (Rice University), Dominic Boyer (Rice University)
TORCH: Climate Crisis Thinking in the Humanities and Social Sciences
15:00 - World Leading? An Oxford-wide conversation on responsible leadership
TBA
Oxford Global Leadership Initiative - Information series
16:00 - Mechanizing Agriculture: Impacts on Labor and Productivity
This workshop will be held using Zoom. Details will be sent once registered.
Namrata Kala (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
CSAE Development Economics Webinar Series
16:00 - Re-approaching the Babatha archive
N CONJUNCTION WITH THE ANGLO ISRAEL ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY, Kimberley Czajkowski (University of Edinburgh)
I J S A U T U M N 2 0 2 0 O N L I N E L E C T U R E S E R I E S
16:00 - Joint Seminar with the Maison Française d’Oxford and the Oxford Centre for the History of Science, Medicine, and Technology: AFHOPOS Michaelmas 2020 - The Early Modern Comet
Professor Robert Iliffe (Linacre College, Oxford), Professor Sophie Roux (ENS Paris, and Fowler Hamilton Visiting Research Fellow, Christ Church, Oxford)
Maison Française d'Oxford Events
16:00 - From the ashes of Moria refugee camp to a new migration system?
Elźbieta Goździak (Adam Mickiewicz University), Franck Düvell (Osnabrück University)
SEESOX
16:00 - Is Obesity a Choice?
This talk will be online and a link will be provided nearer the time to those who have registered
Dr Giles Yeo (University of Cambridge)
OMH events
16:00 - Pitcture-perfect planet: observing the Earth from hundreds of satellites
Dr Will Marshall (Planet)
16:30 - Vernacular Knowledge in Thirteenth-Century England: Aesthetics and Power
Professor Jocelyn Wogan-Browne (Fordham)
Medieval English Research Seminar

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