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13:00 - Implementing Walrasian Equilibrium -- the Language of Product-Mix Auctions
Elizabeth Baldwin (University of Oxford )
Department of Economics Seminar
13:00 - Exodus 3
Jelle Verburg
Biblical Hebrew Reading Group 2018
14:00 - Oxford’s Zooniverse Workshop 3: Working with the Crowd - Data analysis
Professor Chris Lintott (University of Oxford)
Oxford's Zooniverse; Working with the crowd
14:00 - SDGs and multidimensional poverty measurement: methodology and data challenges
Professor Sabina Alkire (University of Oxford)
Leave No One Behind – Sustainable Development Goals, Ageing and Global Development
14:00 - SBCB seminar
Tom Dixon
SBCB Seminar Series
15:00 - Intergenerational Mobility as a Prediction Problem
Jack Blundell (Stanford University)
INET Oxford Researcher Seminars
15:00 - Case Studies in Collaboration: International Projects
Dr Silvia Davoli and Dr Juliet Carey (Oxford/Waddesdon Manor collaboration), Professor Andi Smart (University of Exeter), Dr Bob Bewley (University of Oxford)
Heritage Pathway
15:00 - Object representations and the influence of learning : insights from single neurons and fMRI patterns.
Leila Reddy (University of Toronto)
Department of Experimental Psychology - Cognitive & Behavioural Neuroscience Seminar series (BEACON)
16:00 - Book presentation with Herrick Chapman: “France’s Long Reconstruction. In Search of the Modern Republic”
TBA
16:00 - Globalising and Localising the Great War: The view from the battlefields
Dr. Paola Filippucci (University of Cambridge, Anthropology & Archaeology)
Globalising and Localising the Great War
16:00 - France's Long Reconstruction: In Search of the Modern Republic
Herrick Chapman
16:00 - Pavlov in America: The influence of Pavlov on Lashley and Hebb
Prof Richard Brown (Dalhousie University)
Neuroscience Theme Guest Speakers (DPAG)
16:15 - A manifesto for trustworthy social science (and why it’s needed)
Dr Ben Baumberg Geiger (University of Kent)
MethodsHub Seminars
16:30 - Why do high-skill workers move more? The role of job search in migration decisions
Maria Balgova (University of Oxford)
Applied Microeconomics Seminar
16:30 - Teachers as Leaders
The Revd Richard Peers ( Diocesan Director of Education, Diocese of Liverpool), Barnaby Lenon ( Independent Schools Council), Katy Granville-Chapman ( University of Oxford & Wellington Family of Schools)
The Church, Education and Leadership: A Public Seminar Series
17:00 - Future of the Left Seminar Series: The Everyday Economy
Rachel Reeves MP
Future of the Left Seminar Series
17:00 - ‘“The Mountaines did serve for their Refuge”: 1650s Wales as a refuge for Anglican clergy’
Dr Sarah Ward Clavier (University of the West of England)
Religion in the British Isles 1400-1700: a Graduate Seminar
17:00 - ‘“The Mountaines did serve for their Refuge”: 1650s Wales as a refuge for Anglican clergy’
Dr Sarah Ward Clavier (University of the West of England)
Religion in the British Isles, 1400-1700 Seminar
17:00 - Stats and studies are not enough: how to gain people's trust in scientific authority
Nicky Hawkins (FrameWorks Institute)
Science and populism: from evidence to narrative (Oxford Martin School, Oxford Institute of Population Ageing and University College Joint Series)
17:00 - "Twilight of the Persianate: The Vernacularization of Central Asia (18th - early 20th Centuries)”
Paolo Sartori (Institute of Iranian Studies, Austrian Academy of Sciences)

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