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Wednesday 21 February 2024 (6th Week, Hilary Term) , continued from previous page

14:00 - A Nudge Too Far? Studying the Effect of Nudge Knowledge on Nudge Efficacy
For those attending in-person, the entrance to CESS is located at George Street Mews and you will need to ring the bell when you have arrived.
Joshua Berry (University of Oxford), Liam McClain (University of Oxford), Yayun Chen (University of Oxford), Angela Odermatt (University of Oxford), Zerui Tian (University of Oxford)
CESS Colloquium Series
14:00 - Referencing: EndNote
Various Speakers
Bodleian iSkills workshops: State Papers Online, Referencing, Open Scholarship, Literature searches
15:00 - Cyber Strategy & Technology Studies Working Group: Week 6 - Mapping the State of Judicial Technology & Policy in China
Lujain Ibrahim (University of Oxford)
Oxford Technology & Security Nexus
15:00 - Human brain oscillations in perception/attention: A mosaic of perceptually relevant rhythms is concealed in the “canonical” alpha frequency band
Prof. Gregor Thut (University of Glasgow)
Brain Network Dynamics Seminar Series
16:30 - Dying Forms: Martyrdom Narratives on the Margins of Iberian Empire
Nicole T Hughes (Stanford)
Iberian History Seminar
17:00 - Book launch: Becoming Adult on the Move: Migration Journeys, Encounters and Life Transitions
Various Speakers
Refugee Studies Centre Public Seminar Series
17:00 - From the Higher Objectives of Islamic Law to the Higher Objectives of Islamic Theology
Dr Mohammed Gamal Abdelnour (SOAS, University of London)
Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies Seminars
17:00 - PAIXUE Byzantine and Tang/Song literati culture
Niels Gaul (Edinburgh)
Late Antique and Byzantine Studies Seminar
17:00 - Discussion of Professor Alec Ryrie’s Ford Lectures – ‘The World’s Reformation’
Various Speakers
Early Modern Britain Seminar
17:00 - Race, Dissociated Labour, and Social Reproduction in the Shadow of Amazon
Paul Apostolidis (LSE)
Critical Theory Seminar
17:00 - Why governments need scientists
In-person attendance now fully booked. Online attendance still open.
Sir Patrick Vallance (Former Government Chief Scientific Adviser (2018-2023))
Oxford Martin School Events
17:00 - The Privacy Fallacy: Harm and Power in the Information Economy
Prof Ignacio Cofone (McGill University Faculty of Law)
17:00 - Prof. Sébastien Morlet - The plurality inside the text: ancient views on the coherence or incoherence of the Biblical text
Sébastien Morlet (Sorbonne Université)
Grinfield Lectures on The Septuagint 2024 | SÉBASTIEN MORLET - “The Plurality of the Biblical Text - Past and Present”
17:00 - Population and Identity in the PRC and ROC during the 1950s
Adrian Kwong (University of Oxford), Zhelun Zhou (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
International History of East Asia Seminar
17:00 - Perception and Salience of Public Pension Contribution Incentives: Evidence from Voluntary Contributions
Ander Iraizoz-Olaetxea (University of Oxford)
Postdoctoral Fellows Seminar
17:15 - Culpability and conscience in civil war: A new history of armed treason in England, 1199-1352
Sophie Ambler (Lancaster)
History of War Seminar Series
17:15 - Chaucer’s Parson in London
Michael Kuczynski (Tulane University)
Medieval English Research Seminar
17:15 - Literature, Conflict and Mourning
Roundtable discussion
Modern and Contemporary Literature Research Seminar
17:30 - A Natural History of the Studio: In Defence of Optimism
William Kentridge
Slade Lectures 2024: 'A Natural History of the Studio', William Kentridge
17:30 - Can mummies tell us about disease and health in Ancient Egypt?
Dr Robert Loynes (Manchester)
Ancient Medicine Seminar

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