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13:00 - The Myth of the Given Advice
Dr Michael Bruckner (University of Oxford)
The Myth of the Given Advice - Does the well-being of the other animals matter just as much as ours?
13:00 - Does the well-being of the other animals matter just as much as ours?’
William Gildea (University of Oxford)
The Myth of the Given Advice - Does the well-being of the other animals matter just as much as ours?
14:00 - The Food of our Food: Microbial Lessons from the History of Growth Promoters
Hannah Landecker (UCLA)
Oxford Interdisciplinary Microbiome Project
14:00 - Back from the Dead: Curator-led Tour
TBA
14:00 - Souvenir of Siege: The Early Modern Notklippe / The Arts of Measurement in Early Modern Germany
Allison Stielau (UCL), Hannah Murphy (KCL)
Early Modern German Culture: An Interdisciplinary Seminar
14:30 - Positive action towards gender equality? Evidence from the Athena SWAN charter in UK medical schools
**PLEASE NOTE NEW START TIME**
Dr Ian Gregory-Smith (Senior Lecturer in Economics, The University of Sheffield)
Nuffield Department of Primary Care Health Sciences Seminars
14:30 - The neural representation of skilled action sequences: A new look at spatial and temporal modularity
Katja Kornysheva (University College London)
16:30 - Wave Function Realism in a Relativistic Setting
Alyssa Ney (University of California)
The Myth of the Given Advice - Does the well-being of the other animals matter just as much as ours?
16:30 - Rethinking agreement in Plato
Dr Lesley Brown (University of Oxford)
Ancient Philosophy Workshop
17:00 - British orientalism and the exactitude of Indian sciences
Simon Schaffer (University of Cambridge)
Seminar in the History of the Exact Sciences
17:00 - Painting on Parchment
Stella Panayotova (Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge)
Late Medieval Europe Seminar
17:00 - Syrian trajectories: from local revolutionary actors to exiled humanitarian workers. Meanings of humanitarian action in the Syrian post-2011 context
Dr Laura Ruiz de Elvira Carrascal (CNRS/IREMAM, France)
Refugee Studies Centre Public Seminar Series
17:00 - Policing and the Identification of Offenders in Metropolitan London, 1780-1850
Eleanor Bland (University of Sheffield)
Graduate Seminar in History 1680-1850
17:00 - Byzantium in the West: roundabout Apulia
Paul Arthur (University of Lecce)
Late Antique and Byzantine Seminar
17:00 - Does IMF conditionality lead to political illiberalism? A comparative South East European perspective
In association with PEFM
Merih Angin (Blavatnik School of Government, Oxford)
South East European Studies at Oxford (SEESOX)
17:00 - Identity and Confessional Mobilization in medieval Baghdad: a Micro History of the Neighbourhoods of Bab al-Basra and al-Karkh (945-1258)
TBA
17:15 - The Welsh Borderlands in Anglo-Saxon Literature
Lindy Brady (University of Mississppi)
Medieval English Research Seminar
17:15 - From Colombia to Syria: 23 Years in Humanitarian Intervention
Raul Rosende (UN)
Violent Non-State Groups Seminars
17:30 - Ancient Medicine Seminar: The human body and its spaces in Greek and Roman world: reflexions about the inside and the outside
Dr Catherine Darbo-Peschanski (CNRS/LAB, Paris)
Ancient Medicine Seminar
18:30 - How to give an effective pitch
TBA
Health and Life-Sciences Entrepreneurship Lecture series

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