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• 18:00 - Gender and the Body: Native Women in the Archives of Colonial Mexico
  This is the second of two events happening today
  Lisa Sousa (Occidental College)
  Centre for Women’s, Gender, and Queer History events (WGQ) [formerly known as CGIS].

Friday 13 May 2022

• 08:00 - 'Applied Global Surgery Research' and 'A Journey Undertaken by Families to Access General Surgical Care for their Children at Muhimbili National Hospital, Tanzania; Prospective Observational Cohort Study'
  Dr Shobhana Nagraj (University of Oxford), Dr Godfrey Sama Philipo (College of Surgeons of East Central and Southern Africa (COSECSA))
  Surgical Grand Rounds
• 09:15 - The remarkable impact of cell shape on self/non-self discrimination by T cells
  This seminar will be held as a hybrid event, if you would like to join the seminar on Teams, please email hiu.admin@imm.ox.ac.uk.
  Dr Edward Jenkins (Davis Group, University of Oxford)
  MRC TIDU Friday Morning Lab Meetings
• 10:00 - Encounters in Econometric Theory
  The presentations will take place in the Clay Room in Nuffield College and on Teams. To register for this event or for more information, please contact Christophe Gaillac (christophe.gaillac@economics.ox.ac.uk) or Claudia Noack (claudia.noack@economics.ox.ac.uk).
  Various Speakers
• 11:00 - Kantian Aesthetics, week 3: The Sublime -- Aesthetics and morality
  Maya Krishnan (All Souls College, University of Oxford)
  Kantian Aesthetics
• 11:00 - Q&A with facsimile: Materials, Workmanship, Historical Context, and Meaning
  Professor Michelle Brown (British Library)
  Lindisfarne Gospels: Materials, Workmanship, Historical Context, and Meaning
• 12:00 - Earth Sciences Departmental research seminar with Prof . Paul Wessel (UHM)
  Prof. Paul Wessel (UHM)
  Earth Sciences departmental seminars
• 12:00 - Getting ahead of the curve: how statistics can strengthen public policy to tackle infectious disease
  Professor Christl Donnelly (University of Oxford), Professor Steven Riley (UK Health Security Agency), Dr Maria Van Kerkhove (World Health Organization)
• 12:30 - Immunity, Brain, and Behaviour: their integration in antibody-mediated diseases of the central nervous system
  This will be a hybrid meeting also on Teams: https://teams.microsoft.com/l/meetup-join/19:meeting_OTQyZmFmMjMtM2FmYi00OTQ0LThiM2UtZmRiNmYwZGU2NWI2@thread.v2/0?context=%7B%22Tid%22:%22cc95de1b-97f5-4f93-b4ba-fe68b852cf91%22,%22Oid%22:%22759044f4-de26-48ee-acd0-bfa014a795e8%22%7D
  Dr Sarosh Irani (University of Oxford)
  Immunology, Brain and Behaviour
• 12:45 - Title TBC
  Philip Trammell (University of Oxford)
  Student Research Workshop in Micro Theory
• 13:00 - Organised Crime in Rural China: Gang Evolution, Crime–State Relations and State Infrastructural Power
  Mandarin presentation; bilingual Q&As
  Professor Peng Wang (University of Hong Kong)
  Mandarin Forum
• 14:00 - Integrative analytics connecting genotype and phenotype for precision oncology
  Dr Ian Overton (Queens University Belfast)
  Mathematical Biology and Ecology
• 14:15 - Agenda Control in Real Time
  Nageeb Ali (Penn State University)
  Nuffield Economic Theory Seminar
• 15:00 - Hands-on Talk ‘The Archive of Visual and Written Dissent in the Early Modern Iberian World’
  Jorge Flores (University of Lisbon and TORCH International Fellow), Giuseppe Marcocci (University of Oxford)
  TORCH International Fellowship series: The Globe Seen from Iberian Asia, 1500-1700
• 17:30 - Archaeology and sustainability: insights from the past and strategies in the present
  Dr Gill Hey (Visiting Fellow at Kellogg College, and Honorary Research Associate at the School of Archaeology, University of Oxford)
  Kellogg Green Week
• 17:30 - COVID-19 therapeutics: revelations and revolutions
  Professor Peter Horby (University of Oxford)

Saturday 14 May 2022

• 09:30 - Covid-19: the beginning, the journey, and the future - Sruk
  This event will bring together leading experts encompassing several aspects of the Covid-19 pandemic to search for a deeper understanding of the latter.
  Various (See programme)

Sunday 15 May 2022

• 18:00 - RAMEAU: CASTOR ET POLLUX (1737)
  N/A
  Humanities Cultural Programme

Monday 16 May 2022

• 10:00 - ALRS Reading Group: Chapter 2, "Mute Inglorious Miltons: Gray, Wordsworth, and the Vernacular Canon," Chapter 3, "Ideology and the Canonical Form: The New Critical Canon"
  Various Speakers
  American Literature Research Seminar
• 12:00 - Seminar by Prof Chris Denton 'Translating scleroderma: pathogenesis to targeted therapy'
  This seminar will be held in person in the Kennedy Institute Lecture Theatre and will also have the option to join online via Zoom https://medsci.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJwufuCqrzktEtPPlHRi_knHEskvO5mBWFKi
  Prof Chris Denton (UCL)
  Kennedy Institute Seminars
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