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Wednesday 26 May 2021 (5th Week, Trinity Term) , continued from previous page

17:00 - Word as Bond in an Age of Division. John Eugenikos as Orator, Partisan, and Poet
Krystina Kubina (Vienna)
Late Antique and Byzantine Studies Seminar
17:30 - Hiding in Plain Sight: ancient Chinese anatomy
Dr Vivien Shaw (Bangor University)
Ancient Medicine Seminar
17:30 - Literature and Late-Stage Capitalism
Various Speakers
Modern and Contemporary Literature Research Seminar
18:00 - The Inaugural Dr Joyce Mitchell Cook Memorial Lecture
Professor Anita L. Allen, JD., PhD (University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School)
18:00 - Minerva's Laboratory: Laura Bassi and the Pursuit of Science in Eighteenth-Century Italy
Hosted in collaboration with the Italian Embassy in London and the Association of Italian Scientists in the UK
Professor Paula Findlen (Stanford University)
20:00 - The Hebrew Calendar! Timing of Shabbat - Individual, Communal or Universal?
Professor Sacha Stern (UCL)
Oxford Chabad Society

Thursday 27 May 2021 (5th Week, Trinity Term)

11:00 - Incentives to Innovate in Climate Change Adaptation Technologies
Sugandha Srivastav (Complexity/Sustainability Programmes, INET Oxford), Kerstin Hötte (INET Oxford), Su Jung Jee (INET Oxford Visiting Fellow)
INET Oxford Researcher Seminars
12:15 - Transdiagnostic mapping in neurodevelopmental disorders
Via Zoom
Dr Duncan Astle (University of Cambridge)
Departmental Seminar Series (Experimental Psychology)
13:00 - Individualising brain mapping: what neurosurgical patients teach us about brain organisation
This seminar will be held online via Microsoft Teams: https://teams.microsoft.com/l/meetup-join/19%3a5bd6d30d262042a7bf95c987f0944c3e%40thread.tacv2/1620126005589?context=%7b%22Tid%22%3a%22cc95de1b-97f5-4f93-b4ba-fe68b852cf91%22%2c%22Oid%22%3a%2257dc0dc4-80bb-4c08-8cdb-53348803788c%22%7d
Natalie Voets
NDCN Associate Professor Department Seminar Series
13:00 - Productivity, profitability and aggregate economic growth
Petr Sedlacek (University of Oxford)
Department of Economics Seminar
14:00 - Understanding the function of mechanosensitive channels using multiscale molecular dynamics simulations.
Dr Antreas Kalli (Leeds Institute of Cancer and Pathology, St James's University Hospital, University of Leeds)
SBCB Seminar Series
14:00 - Queer oral history and transfeminine experiences of Britain, 1970-1989
Fleur MacInnes (Christ Church College, Oxford)
Modern British History Seminar
14:00 - Exposing the female neck and shoulders: beauty, prestige, and violence in England, c. 1838-1953
Elena Tucker (Wolfson College, Oxford)
Modern British History Seminar
14:00 - Capacity, ability, frailty and geroscience – towards a cohesive paradigm for healthy longevity
Dr John Beard (Global Centre for Modern Ageing)
Trinity 2021 Seminar Series - Perspectives on Global Ageing
15:00 - Qualitative Comparative Analysis (QCA): Principles and Application
***Please note that registration closes on 25 May ***
Dr Eva Thomann (Department of Politics and Public Administration University of Konstanz)
Modern methods in social policy and intervention research
15:00 - The Cosmopolitan Standard of Civilization: A Critical Sociology of Elite Belonging Inside
TBA
15:00 - The Cosmopolitan Standard of Civilization: A Critical Sociology of Elite Belonging Inside the Indian Foreign Service
Dr Kira Huju (University of Oxford)
South Asian Political Thought Seminar
16:00 - Evolutionary constraints and dynamics during tumor progression and metastasis
For registration please benjamin.schuster-boeckler@ludwig.ox.ac.uk
Dr Christina Curtis (Stanford University)
Ludwig Institute Seminar Series
16:00 - Innovation Diffusion and Physician Networks: Keyhole Surgery for Cancer in the English NHS
Marisa Miraldo (Imperial College)
Health Economics Seminar
16:00 - "Fighting Climate Change with Plants: It takes a global village to solve a global problem”
Joanne Chory (Salk Institute)

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