Events - Oxford Talks

Browse Filter

Filters

Start Date

clear

End date

Department

Type department name and select from the list.

Include sub-departments?

Series

Type series name and select from the list.

Venue

Type building name and select from the list.

Reset Filters

Tuesday 30 January 2024 (3rd Week, Hilary Term) , continued from previous page

12:30 - Upward Mobility, Gender, and Progressive Politics
Delia Zollinger (University of Zurich)
Nuffield College Sociology Seminars
13:00 - Title TBC
Thierry Hounsa (University of Oxford)
CSAE Research Workshops
13:00 - First Year Research Students
TBA
13:00 - What does 'ending AIDS by 2030' mean in sub Saharan Africa? Supporting treatment as prevention
Professor Christophe Fraser (University of Oxford)
Richard Doll Seminars
13:30 - How Worlds Collapse: What History, Systems, and Complexity can Teach Us About Our Modern World and Fragile Nature
Paul Larcey (Princeton University)
Changing Character of War (CCW) Seminar Series
14:00 - Quantifying Attrition in Science: A Longitudinal Study of Scientists in 38 OECD Countries
Marek Kwiek (University of Poznan, Poland)
14:00 - An Anthropology of 'Sovereignty'. New Land Markets, an Entrepreneurial State and the Aspirations of a ‘Criminal Caste’ in Gurgaon, Haryana
Sanjay Srivastava (SOAS)
Modern South Asian Studies Seminar Series
14:00 - Consciousness from micro to macro: network models to bridge neurotransmitters, pharmacology, and cognition
Dr Andrea Luppi
Interdisciplinary talks at Centre for Eudaimonia and Human Flourishing
14:00 - Florentine Orphans and their Parents
Jose Andres Porras (Oxford)
Europe in the Later Middle Ages
14:00 - Writing Jewish Women’s Lives Seminar: Meriel Schindler in conversation with Rebecca Abrams
Rebecca Abrams, Muriel Schindler
Writing Jewish Women’s Lives Seminar Series
14:00 - Local Responses to precarious migrants - findings from a comparative project in Cardiff, Frankfurt and Vienna
Online only.
Professor Simon Güntner (Hamburg University)
C-MISE Research Exchange Webinars
15:00 - MentalLLaMA: Interpretable Mental Health Analysis on Social Media with Large Language Models
This is a virtual seminar. For a Zoom link, please see "Venue details". Please consider subscribing to mailing list: web.maillist.ox.ac.uk/ox/subscribe/ai4mch
Professor Sophia Ananiadou (The University of Manchester)
Artificial Intelligence for Mental Health Seminar Series
16:00 - Dating and Breaking Up With The Boss: Benefits, Costs, And Spillovers
Emily Nix (USC Marshall School of Business)
Applied Microeconomics Seminar
16:00 - Unfinished Conversations on Early Modern Women’s Writing: ‘Still Kissing the Rod?’ #3
Professor Rosalind Smith (Australian National University), Danielle Clarke (University College Dublin), Professor Sarah Ross (Victoria University of Wellington), Elizabeth Scott-Baumann (Kings, London)
Early Modern English Literature Seminar
16:15 - Forgotten Children: Black Lives and the Eighteenth-Century Foundling Hospital
Hannah Dennett (Warwick)
Graduate Seminar in History, 1680-1850
16:30 - Disasters That Made the World Shudder: How Extreme Events Redefined Communication and Politics in the Spanish Monarchy (Joint session with the Early Modern Italian World Seminar)
Please note the different day and venue
Domenico Cecere (Università di Napoli ‘Federico II’)
Iberian History Seminar
16:30 - Disasters that made the world shudder: How extreme events redefined communication and politics in the Spanish Monarchy (in conjunction with the Iberian History Seminar)
Please note this session is in the Doctorow Room
Domenico Cecere (Naples)
Early Modern Italian World Seminar
17:00 - Devaluation, Exports, and Recovery from the Great Depression
Jason Lennard (LSE)
Economic and Social History Seminar
17:00 - The Past and Future of Life on Our Dynamic Planet: Daniel Field (University of Cambridge)
Daniel Field (University of Cambridge)
The Past and Future of Life on Our Dynamic Planet
17:00 - How can genetics and breeding help feed 10 billion people?
Professor Cristobel Uauy (John Innes Institute)
Science, Technology, Environment and Muslim Societies (STEMS)

Tuesday 30 January 2024 (3rd Week, Hilary Term) continued on next page