Tuesday 4 May 2021 (2nd Week, Trinity Term)

• 09:30 - ‘Improving synaptic transmission in failing brain’
  Online, via Zoom - For link to attend, information and to register please contact the host: katherine.stevens@psych.ox.ac.uk
  Dr. Ira Milosevic (European Neuroscience Institute Göttingen)
  Psychiatry Seminars
• 10:00 - What can Conversion Teach us about Belonging in Early Modern Spain?
  Dr Stephanie Cavanaugh
  Europaeum MA Seminar
• 10:30 - QResearch: What is QResearch, and how can researchers access it?
  Professor Julia Hippisley-Cox (University of Oxford), Rebekah Burrow (Nuffield Department of Primary Care Health Sciences)
• 12:00 - Improving Drug Delivery in Ophthalmology
  Joanna Gould (Founder, Visus-Nano)
  Industry Insight Seminar Series
• 12:15 - Digital innovations in mental health; 24/7 crisis support throughout the pandemic
  Alex Le Vey (Mental Health Innovations)
  Child & Adolescent Mental Health Series
• 12:30 - The Cab Rank Rule in the Commonwealth: Reflections on the Ethical Duties of Lawyers
  Gautam Bhatia (University of Oxford), Geoffrey Budlender SC (South African Advocate), Helen Mountfield, QC (Mansfield College)
  Bonavero Discussion Group
• 12:30 - ‘Mock Histories: Chronicle Fictions of the Mid-Eighteenth Century’ and ‘ "It baffles all arrogant pretences to learning": The Mithraic Altar at Wrest Park'
  Zachary Garber (University of Oxford), Jemima Hubberstey (LMH, Oxford)
  Eighteenth-Century Literature and Culture Research Seminar
• 12:30 - Insuring Against Democracy: The Political Economy of Premodern Elites’ Asset Portfolio Diversification
  ONLINE
  Victoria Paniagua (LSE)
  Nuffield College Political Science Seminars
• 12:45 - Sequential Analysis of Performance in the Principal-Agent Problem
  Ian Jewitt (University of Oxford)
  Economic Theory Workshop
• 13:00 - Human haematopoietic landscapes: location matters
  Dr Elisa Laurenti (University of Cambridge)
  Molecular Haematology Unit, WIMM
• 13:00 - ‘Genetic Selection of Embryos in the 21st Century: Polygenic Scores and Procreative Beneficence.’
  This talk will be held on MS Teams. Please contact seminars@wrh.ox.ac.uk if you wish to attend.
  Professor Julian Savulescu (Institute for Science and Ethics, Oxford Martin School)
• 13:00 - Subversive Economics: Pervasive, Dangerous and Largely Invisible
  Elisabeth Braw (American Enterprise Institute (AEI))
  Changing Character of War (CCW) Seminar Series
• 13:00 - Monetary Policy without the Taylor Principle
  George-Marios Angeletos (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
  Seminar in Macroeconomics
• 13:00 - Richard Doll Seminar - Whose health is it, anyway? Repositioning health as our most untapped opportunity for prosperity and happiness
  Dr Jonathon Pearson-Stuttard (Imperial College London)
  Population Health Seminars
• 13:00 - Class and State in America’s Greater Reconstruction
  Emma Teitelman (Cambridge)
  American History Research Seminar
• 14:00 - Open Access Oxford: What's happening?
  TBA
  Open Scholarship
• 14:00 - Hiding Between the Lines: God, Causation, and Laws of Nature in the Works of the Baron d’Holbach
  Ruggero Sciuto (Wolfson College/Voltaire Foundation)
  Early Modern Intellectual History
• 14:00 - Bestowing honour and wearing the appropriate clothes: the Book of Esther in Greek
  Dr Kristin de Troyer (Salzburg)
  Seminar on Jewish History and Literature in the Graeco-Roman Period
• 14:00 - Mapping graduate employability and career development in higher education research
  Michael Healy (University of Southern Queensland)
• 14:00 - Theme Paper a) Masculinity PRESENTS: Beards in History Facial Hair and its Meanings in the Past
  Various Speakers
  WGIQ - Centre for Women’s, Gender, Identity and Queer History (formerly known as CGIS).
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