Thursday 26 February 2015

• 17:30 - Storytelling in diabetes: a mixed-methods study
  Prof. Trish Greenhalgh
  Evidence-Based Health Care Programme

Monday 16 March 2015

• 18:00 - EBM - What it is, what it isn't, how might you contribute?
  Professor Carl Heneghan (Nuffield Department of Primary Care Health Sciences)
  Evidence-Based Health Care Programme

Monday 23 March 2015

• 17:30 - Research impact: the new jargon for knowledge to action
  Prof. Trish Greenhalgh
  Evidence-Based Health Care Programme

Wednesday 29 April 2015

• 17:00 - ‘Managing large scale international clinical trials’
  Barbara Farrell (University of Oxford)
  Evidence-Based Health Care Programme

Thursday 21 May 2015

• 18:00 - Tamiflu: An update on 6 years of evidence gathering
  Professor Carl Heneghan (Nuffield Department of Primary Care Health Sciences)
  Evidence-Based Health Care Programme

Friday 22 May 2015

• 16:30 - Rewley House Research Seminar - Fear
  Angela Flynn (New College, University of Oxford), Alistair Beecher (Department for Continuing Education, University of Oxford), Dr Cathy Oakes (Department for Continuing Education, University of Oxford)
  Rewley House Research Seminars

Monday 1 June 2015

• 17:30 - ‘Fat or sugar: What does the evidence tell us about the priorities for weight control?’
  Prof Susan jebb (University of Oxford)
  Evidence-Based Health Care Programme

Monday 8 June 2015

• 09:00 - African Dreams: Imaginations of Urban Life and Infrastructure in the African Metropolis
  Miles Larmer (University of Oxford), Ilda Lorenço-Lindell (University of Stockholm), Steve Rayner (University of Oxford), Claudio Sopranzetti (University of Oxford), Idalina Baptista (University of Oxford), Neil Carrier (University of Oxford), Claire Mercer (LSE), Garth Myers (Trinity College, USA), Susan Parnell (University of Cape Town), Michael Keith (COMPAS, University of Oxford), William Beinart (University of Oxford), Julie Archambault (University of Oxford)
  General Talks

Wednesday 17 June 2015

• 18:00 - The Multiple Evidential Roles of Clinical Case Reports
  TBA
  Evidence-Based Health Care Programme

Thursday 2 July 2015

• 18:00 - Theorising with narrative: How careful analysis of stories can help us rise above the ontological desert of ‘behaviour change’ research
  Professor Trish Greenhalgh (University of Oxford)
  Evidence-Based Health Care Programme

Thursday 22 October 2015

• 17:30 - Prognosis, medical ethics and the deathbed in late medieval England
  Dr Jo Edge
  Graduate Seminar Programme in the Arts and Humanities

Wednesday 28 October 2015

• 09:00 - Data Analysis in Ecology: Statistics for Field Biologists and Ecologists
  Various Speakers
  Continuing Education Courses

Monday 2 November 2015

• 09:00 - Introduction to Multivariate Ecological Statistics
  Various Speakers
  Continuing Education Courses

Friday 6 November 2015

• 16:30 - Impact
  Jonathan Healey (Department for Continuing Education), Gorgi Krlev (Department for Continuing Education), Matt Smart (Knowledge Exchange and Impact Team, University of Oxford)
  Rewley House Research Seminars

Monday 9 November 2015

• 17:00 - How can young people be helped to become good BS detectives?
  Professor Sir Iain Chalmers (James Lind Initiative)
  Evidence-Based Health Care Programme

Thursday 3 December 2015

• 17:30 - John Salmon’s Register and the Diocese of Norwich in the Early Fourteenth Century
  Dr Elizabeth Gemmill (Department for Continuing Education, University of Oxford)
  Graduate Seminar Programme in the Arts and Humanities

Monday 11 January 2016

• 17:30 - 10 Top tips for doing applied healthcare research: How to get started
  Spaces limited
  Professor Carl Heneghan (Nuffield Department of primary Care Health Sciences)
  Evidence-Based Health Care Programme

Monday 25 January 2016

• 17:30 - Breathalysers, babies and bumps on the road: delving into diagnostic studies
  Dr Helen Ashdown (University of Oxford)
  Evidence-Based Health Care Programme

Friday 12 February 2016

• 16:30 - Normality
  Dr Johanna Waters (Department for Continuing Education, University of Oxford), Grant Masom (DPhil student, Department for Continuing Education)
  Rewley House Research Seminars
• 16:30 - Rewley House Research Seminar: Normality
  Johanna Waters (Associate Professor in Human Geography), Grant Masom (DPhil student in English Local History , OUDCE)

Thursday 18 February 2016

• 17:30 - Chapels of Convenience - oratories and household chapels from c.1500
  Dr Joanna Mattingley
  Graduate Seminar Programme in the Arts and Humanities

Thursday 10 March 2016

• 17:30 - Graduate Seminar Programme in the Arts and Humanities: Graduate Student Presentations
  Henry Sless, Maggie Kilbey, Adrienne McKenna
  Graduate Seminar Programme in the Arts and Humanities

Thursday 7 April 2016

• 18:00 - 'Trying to Communicate Risk'
  Richard Lehman (UK Cochrane Centre)
  Evidence-Based Health Care Programme

Monday 11 April 2016

• 17:30 - Making trials more efficient: Trial Forge and how you can help
  Professor Shaun Treweek (University of Aberdeen)
  Evidence-Based Health Care Programme

Monday 18 April 2016

• 17:30 - Using mixed methods in health psychology: Reflections on research design, epistemology, and practicalities
  TBA
  Evidence-Based Health Care Programme

Monday 16 May 2016

• 18:00 - Better decisions require better evidence
  Prof Carl Heneghan (Centre for Evidence-Based Medicine)
  Evidence-Based Health Care Programme

Friday 20 May 2016

• 16:30 - Progress
  Dr Nihan Akyelken (University of Oxford), Dr John Miles (University of Oxford), Nick Fahy (University of Oxford)
  Rewley House Research Seminars

Wednesday 15 June 2016

• 19:30 - The point of qualitative research
  Professor Aksel Tjora (Norwegian University of Science and Technology)
  Evidence-Based Health Care Programme

Monday 10 October 2016

• 18:00 - 'Better evidence for better health care'
  Professor Carl Heneghan (Nuffield Department of primary Care Health Sciences)
  Evidence-Based Health Care Programme

Thursday 20 October 2016

• 17:30 - Designing Modern France
  Dr Claire O'Mahony (University of Oxford)
  Graduate Seminar Programme in the Arts and Humanities

Monday 24 October 2016

• 18:00 - Putting people at (and around) the centre of the city: Generalising from Oxford's current housing dilemmas
  Professor Danny Dorling (University of Oxford)

Wednesday 2 November 2016

• 17:00 - 'Are you an insider or an outsider? Using your own experience as data'
  Rosamund Snow (University of Oxford/British Medical Journal)
  Evidence-Based Health Care Programme

Friday 4 November 2016

• 16:30 - Hope
  Dr Christine Jackson (Department for Continuing Education, University of Oxford), Professor Carl Heneghan (Nuffield Department of Primary Care Health Sciences), Peter Hinton (Department for Continuing Education, University of Oxford)
  Rewley House Research Seminars

Monday 7 November 2016

• 17:30 - Trials and Tribulations
  Dr Merlin Wilcox (University of Oxford)
  Evidence-Based Health Care Programme

Tuesday 15 November 2016

• 18:00 - ‘Evidence-Based Medicine and Evidence-Based Policy: The world’s most perfectly developed method & the 79-pound weakling?’
  Professor Ray Pawson (University of Leeds)
  Evidence-Based Health Care Programme

Friday 2 December 2016

• 19:00 - Waiting for the end of the world: perceptions of disaster and risk
  Accommodation for this weekend is at Rewley House for Friday and Saturday nights only. Depending on availability it may also be possible to extend your stay, please enquire at the time of booking for availability and prices. All bedrooms are modern, comfortably furnished and each room has tea and coffee making facilities, Freeview television, and Free WiFi and private bath or shower rooms. Unfortunately it is not yet possible to book twin room accommodation online, so if you wish to book a twin room, please send in your completed enrolment form or contact the Day & Weekend Events Office, Email: ppdayweek@conted.ox.ac.uk; Telephone: + 44 (0) 1865 270380 / 270368
  Various Speakers

Monday 9 January 2017

• 17:30 - Resuscitating poor quality research
  Professor Carl Heneghan (Nuffield Department of Primary Care Health Sciences)
  Evidence-Based Health Care Programme

Monday 23 January 2017

• 17:00 - Rethinking the epidemic of overdiagnosis
  Professor Carl Heneghan (Nuffield Department of Primary Care Health Sciences)
  Evidence-Based Health Care Programme

Monday 20 March 2017

• 18:00 - Better Evidence for Better Healthcare Manifesto
  Prof Carl Heneghan (CEBM Oxford University)
  Evidence-Based Health Care Programme

Monday 27 March 2017

• 18:00 - Debate: Are mechanisms required to establish treatment effects?
  Dr Jeremy Howick (Nuffield Dept. of Primary Care Health Sciences, University of Oxford.)
  Evidence-Based Health Care Programme

Thursday 27 April 2017

• 17:30 - Using mixed methods in health psychology: Reflections on research design, epistemology, and practicalities
  Dr Felicity Bishop (University of Southampton)
  Evidence-Based Health Care Programme

Thursday 11 May 2017

• 17:30 - Who’s listening? Communicating research in a noisy world
  Dan Richards-Doran (NDPCHS, University of Oxford)
  Evidence-Based Health Care Programme

Friday 19 May 2017

• 16:30 - Form
  Clare Price (University of Oxford), Dr Sandie Byrne (Department for Continuing Education, University of Oxford), Paul March (University of Oxford)
  Rewley House Research Seminars

Monday 22 May 2017

• 17:15 - The global importance of clinical trials registries
  Professor Carl Heneghan (Nuffield Department of primary Care Health Sciences)

Monday 5 June 2017

• 17:15 - Sensible answers to strange questions: generating evidence in special circumstances
  Professor Richard Stevens (University of Oxford)
  Evidence-Based Health Care Programme

Monday 26 June 2017

• 17:30 - Making trials more efficient: Trial Forge and how you can help
  Professor Shaun Treweek (Health Services Unit, University of Aberdeen)
  Evidence-Based Health Care Programme

Monday 3 July 2017

• 17:30 - Life as a trial statistician – the good, the bad and the ugly
  Professor Jonathan Cook (University of Oxford)

Friday 1 September 2017

• 10:00 - OUDCE Open Event (Day One) - Numerous free sessions on various topics
  Various Speakers

Saturday 2 September 2017

• 10:00 - OUDCE Open Event (Day Two) - Numerous free sessions on various topics
  Various Speakers

Monday 11 September 2017

• 18:15 - Evidence and policymaking
  Nick Fahy (University of Oxford)
  Evidence-Based Health Care Programme

Tuesday 12 September 2017

• 18:00 - Learning EBM: 20 years of the good, the bad and the outright difficult to teach
  Prof Carl Heneghan (Centre for Evidence-Based Medicine)
  Evidence-Based Health Care Programme

Wednesday 13 September 2017

• 18:00 - The power of pictures: a case study of using pictures to change clinical practice on managing CVD risk
  Professor Rod Jackson (Professor of Epidemiology, University of Auckland)
  Evidence-Based Health Care Programme

Thursday 14 September 2017

• 17:30 - Healthcare value: A third revolution
  Professor Sir Muir Gray (University of Oxford)
  Evidence-Based Health Care Programme

Monday 9 October 2017

• 17:30 - Critical Appraisal and EBM in the Real World
  Prof Carl Heneghan (CEBM Oxford University)
  Evidence-Based Health Care Programme

Thursday 19 October 2017

• 17:30 - A little known law of numbers
  Professor Jeffrey Aronson
  Evidence-Based Health Care Programme

Wednesday 1 November 2017

• 17:00 - Working ‘up’ and ‘out’: how qualitative researchers approach analysis
  Dr John MacArtney (Health Experiences Research Group, NDPCHS, University of Oxford)
  Evidence-Based Health Care Programme

Wednesday 22 November 2017

• 18:15 - And then the magic happens! Can realist synthesis really be systematic?
  Dr Andrew Booth (University of Sheffield)
  Evidence-Based Health Care Programme

Monday 27 November 2017

• 17:30 - How we change behaviour and what to do to support it: lessons from randomised trials and other research
  Professor Paul Aveyard (University of Oxford)
  Evidence-Based Health Care Programme

Thursday 30 November 2017

• 17:15 - Urban Resilience: Planning for Risk, Crisis, and Uncertainty
  Dr Peter Lee (University of Birmingham)

Thursday 7 December 2017

• 17:15 - Finding the Maharajah a wife: the 'domestication' of monarchy and the making of Queen Victoria's 'imperial family'
  TBA

Thursday 11 January 2018

• 17:30 - Mixed methods research in the real world: a messy business?
  TBA
  Evidence-Based Health Care Programme

Monday 15 January 2018

• 17:30 - The Future of Healthcare - Evidencer and Value Based
  Professor Sir Muir Gray (University of Oxford)
  Evidence-Based Health Care Programme

Thursday 18 January 2018

• 17:15 - The Economic Impacts of Brexit on the Regions of the UK and the EU
  Professor Philip McCann

Monday 29 January 2018

• 17:00 - Beyond accuracy: Evidence gaps and unintended consequences. Factors influencing utility of point-of-care diagnostic tests
  Dr Phil Turner (University of Oxford)
  Evidence-Based Health Care Programme

Friday 9 February 2018

• 16:30 - Rewley House Research Seminar: Desire
  Dr Elizabeth Gemmill (Department for Continuing Education, University of Oxford), Dr Tara Stubbs (Department for Continuing Education, University of Oxford), Dr Roger Willoughby (Department for Continuing Education, University of Oxford)
  Rewley House Research Seminars

Thursday 22 February 2018

• 17:15 - From Wadham to Winchester: Reconstructing an Eighteenth-Century Gentleman's Library
  Dr. Carly Watson (English Faculty)

Thursday 8 March 2018

• 17:15 - Graduate Seminar Programme in the Arts and Humanities: Graduate Presentations
  Tanya Heath (MSt in Historical Studies, OUDCE), Siyao Jiang (MSt in Historical Studies, OUDCE), Steven Moxey (MSt in Historical Studies, OUDCE), Craig Patterson (MSt in Historical Studies, OUDCE)

Monday 23 April 2018

• 17:30 - Value-based healthcare: Health economics re-packaged or re-packaging health-economics?
  Sir Muir Gray (Better Value Healthcare), Lucy Abel (University of Oxford)
  Evidence-Based Health Care Programme

Thursday 17 May 2018

• 17:30 - Blogs & digital media can reach parts that other media cannot reach: the story of the Mental Elf
  André Tomlin (Minervation Ltd)
  Evidence-Based Health Care Programme

Friday 18 May 2018

• 16:30 - Rewley House Research Seminar: Liberalism
  TBA

Monday 11 June 2018

• 17:30 - Fake surgeries & dummy pills - control for bias and study design in trials on treatment efficacy in chronic pain
  Karolina Wartolowska (University of Oxford)
  Evidence-Based Health Care Programme

Wednesday 20 June 2018

• 17:00 - ‘Vagina Dialogues: Challenging Stigmas around Menstruation, Menopause and Female Sexuality’
  Dr Annalise Weckesser (Birmingham City University)
  Evidence-Based Health Care Programme

Monday 9 July 2018

• 17:30 - The jugglers and the black cat
  TBA
  Evidence-Based Health Care Programme

Tuesday 10 July 2018

• 12:30 - Ukraine’s hidden tragedy
  Please register for the free lunch and seminar by emailing researchsupport@conted.ox.ac.uk, providing details of any dietary or access requirements.
  Dr. Vlad Mykhnenko (University of Oxford)

Monday 8 October 2018

• 17:30 - Evidence-Based Manifesto for better healthcare
  Prof Carl Heneghan (CEBM Oxford University)
  Evidence-Based Health Care Programme

Thursday 18 October 2018

• 17:30 - Drowned books and their histories: making sense of a C17th shipwreck and its remarkable cargo
  Dr Janet Dickinson (Department for Continuing Education)
  Graduate Seminar Programme in the Arts and Humanities

Thursday 1 November 2018

• 17:00 - 'Adults’ experiences of trying to lose weight on their own: findings from three qualitative syntheses'
  Dr Jamie Hartmann-Boyce (University of Oxford)
  Evidence-Based Health Care Programme

Friday 2 November 2018

• 16:30 - Resilience planning for sudden shock events: exploring ‘emotional equilibrium’ responses in shrinking cities across Japan
  Dr Vlad Mykhnenko (University of Oxford)
  Rewley House Lecture Series

Monday 26 November 2018

• 17:30 - How imperfect can a study be?
  Professor Alan Silman (Nuffield Department of Orthopaedics, Rheumatology and Musculoskeletal Sciences, University of Oxford)
  Evidence-Based Health Care Programme

Thursday 29 November 2018

• 18:15 - The impact of hosting refugees on the intra-household allocation of tasks: A gender perspective
  Dr Isabel Ruiz (Harris Manchester College / Blavatnik School of Government, University of Oxford)
  Graduate seminar programme in the social sciences

Thursday 6 December 2018

• 17:30 - In Gandhi's Shadow: the (mis)remembering of a rival Founding Father
  TBA
  Graduate Seminar Programme in the Arts and Humanities

Monday 14 January 2019

• 17:30 - Systematic reviews: the past the present and the future
  Professor Sir Iain Chalmers (James Lind Initiative), Prof Carl Heneghan (Centre for Evidence-Based Medicine), Dr Kamal Mahtani (Nuffield Department of primary Care Health Sciences, University of Oxford)
  Evidence-Based Health Care Programme

Thursday 31 January 2019

• 17:30 - The value of mixed methods approaches in primary care research
  Gail Hayward (Nuffield Department of Primary Care Health Sciences)

Monday 4 February 2019

• 17:00 - Why poor diagnostic reasoning is failing patients, the public and health systems
  Prof Carl Heneghan (CEBM Oxford University)
  Evidence-Based Health Care Programme

Friday 8 February 2019

• 16:30 - Power-posing politicians, human pheromones, and other psychological myths
  Dr. Tristram Wyatt (University of Oxford)
  Rewley House Lecture Series

Thursday 21 February 2019

• 17:45 - What next for the country house?
  Dr Oliver Cox (Heritage Engagement Fellow, University of Oxford)
  Graduate Seminar Programme in the Arts and Humanities

Monday 4 March 2019

• 16:30 - Mobility as capital and socio-spatial inequalities: Geographies of female labour in Turkey
  Dr Nihan Akyelken (University of Oxford)
  Graduate seminar programme in the social sciences
• 17:30 - Tracing the work-related mobility patterns and demographic shifts in Istanbul
  Dr Nihan Akyelken (University of Oxford)
  Graduate seminar programme in the social sciences
• 17:30 - Physical activity and pregnancy guidelines – from evidence to infographic
  Dr Charlie Foster (University of Bristol)

Thursday 14 March 2019

• 17:30 - Arts and Humanities Seminar: Graduate Presentations
  Various Speakers
  Graduate Seminar Programme in the Arts and Humanities

Thursday 4 April 2019

• 17:00 - Are we really advancing qualitative methods in health research?
  Dr Cassandra Phoenix (University of Bath)
  Evidence-Based Health Care Programme

Monday 8 April 2019

• 17:30 - Using evidence to overcome fake news about healthcare
  Professor Carl Heneghan (Nuffield Department of primary Care Health Sciences)

Monday 13 May 2019

• 18:00 - The BMJ's open data campaign
  Dr Fiona Godlee (University of Cambridge)

Monday 20 May 2019

• 17:30 - Always-in-the-making: Electricity Service Provision in Maputo, Mozambique
  Dr Idalina Baptista (University of Oxford)
  Graduate seminar programme in the social sciences

Wednesday 19 June 2019

• 18:00 - Peter Gøtzsche on fighting conflicts of interest in medicine
  Professor Peter Gøtzsche

Thursday 20 June 2019

• 17:45 - Cities, and the Global Agendas
  William Cobbett (Director of Cities Alliance)

Monday 24 June 2019

• 17:30 - Big data in heart failure - opprotunities and realities
  Prof Amitava Banerjee (University College London)
  Evidence-Based Health Care Programme

Wednesday 26 June 2019

• 17:00 - The secret diary of a health ethnographer - what's it *really* like doing qualitative observation in operating rooms, ambulances, triage call centres and other health care settings?
  Prof Catherine Pope (University of Southampton)
  Evidence-Based Health Care Programme

Monday 5 August 2019

• 20:00 - Radical Sacrifice
  Professor Terry Eagleton

Friday 30 August 2019

• 10:00 - Continuing Education Open Day (Friday): Various free talks throughout the day
  Various Speakers

Saturday 31 August 2019

• 10:00 - Continuing Education Open Day (Saturday): Various free talks throughout the day
  Various Speakers

Monday 14 October 2019

• 17:30 - Safe and effective drugs: the need to use all the available evidence to inform the effectiveness of commonly used medicines
  Prof Carl Heneghan (Centre for Evidence-Based Medicine)
  Evidence-Based Health Care Programme

Thursday 31 October 2019

• 17:30 - The why and how of (scientific) biography
  Georgina Ferry (Author)
  Graduate Seminar Programme in the Arts and Humanities

Friday 8 November 2019

• 17:30 - Kellogg Archaeology Seminar: Tanks, Tumuli and Therapy
  Refreshments from 5pm, event starts at 5.30pm
  Richard Osgood (Ministry of Defence, Defence Infrastructure Organisation)

Thursday 14 November 2019

• 17:00 - Evidence isn't enough: The politics and practicalities of communicating health research
  Dr Oli Williams (King's College London)
  Evidence-Based Health Care Programme

Monday 18 November 2019

• 18:00 - The Campaign against Isis in Iraq and Syria
  Major General Christopher Ghika (UK Ministry of Defense)

Monday 25 November 2019

• 17:30 - Operationalising the potential of Applied Digital Health research
  Prof Richard Hobbs (University of Oxford)

Thursday 28 November 2019

• 17:30 - Realist research in practice – informing a new TB policy in Georgia
  Prof Bruno Marchal (Institute of Tropical Medicine, Antwerp)

Friday 6 December 2019

• 12:30 - Alcohol and cardiovascular disease risk: evidence from conventional and genetic epidemiology
  Dr Iona Millwood (University of Oxford)

Monday 9 December 2019

• 17:30 - Can the stepped-wedge design help determine which health policies are effective and important
  Prof Karla Hemming (Institute of Applied Health Research, University of Birmingham)

Monday 20 January 2020

• 17:30 - Conflicts of Interest in Medicine: Why it's time for a UK Sunshine Act
  Prof Carl Heneghan (Centre for Evidence-Based Medicine)
  Evidence-Based Health Care Programme

Wednesday 29 January 2020

• 17:00 - The importance of a mixed methods approach in primary care research
  Dr Helen Atherton (University of Warwick)
  Evidence-Based Health Care Programme

Thursday 30 January 2020

• 17:30 - When meta-analyses of the same question find different things: a case study of systematic reviews of electronic cigarettes for smoking cessation
  Dr Jamie Hartmann-Boyce (University of Oxford)
  Evidence-Based Health Care Programme

Monday 10 February 2020

• 17:00 - Overdiagnosis and Lung Cancer Screening
  Prof Carl Heneghan (CEBM Oxford University)
  Evidence-Based Health Care Programme

Monday 9 March 2020

• 17:15 - Challenges for cohort studies in the age of big data
  Dr Ben Cairns (Nuffield Department of Population Health)
  Evidence-Based Health Care Programme
• 17:15 - Challenges for cohort studies in the age of big data
  Dr Ben Cairns (Nuffield Department of Population Health)

Monday 23 March 2020

• 17:30 - An international overview on healthcare data science research in a big data era
  Dr Stephen Weng (University of Nottingham)
  Evidence-Based Health Care Programme

Thursday 2 April 2020

• 17:00 - Accessing the Actual Use of Personal Health & Wellbeing Devices and Apps in the Wild
  Dr Aisling O'Kane (University of Bristol)
  Evidence-Based Health Care Programme

Thursday 25 February 2021

• 17:45 - Mary Jones (1707–1778), Female Authorship, and Eighteenth-Century Song Culture
  Use the link to register a place
  Status: This talk is in preparation - details may change
  Dr. Carly Watson (English Faculty)

Thursday 17 June 2021

• 17:00 - The External Fixator Project: a case study in contextualised humanitarian translational research
  Dr Abu-Sittah (Barts & The London Medical School, Queen Mary University of London)

Monday 11 October 2021

• 18:00 - Communicating health risks
  Dr Alexandra Freeman

Wednesday 27 October 2021

• 17:30 - The haunting of Magpie Lane: Negotiating Literary Ghosts in an Oxford Novel
  TBA
  Kellogg Centre for Creative Writing

Wednesday 24 November 2021

• 18:00 - Health Technology Assessment: Global alignment of systems, stakeholders and emerging trends
  Mr Neil Bertelsen
  Translational Health Sciences

Thursday 25 November 2021

• 17:30 - Fact to Fiction: Wakaresaseya, Japanese Law & Writing 'What's Left Of Me Is Yours'
  Stephanie Scott
  Kellogg Centre for Creative Writing

Thursday 9 December 2021

• 17:30 - Using theory, evidence and person-based co-development to improve infection control during COVID-19
  Prof Ben Ainsworth (University of Bath)
  Translational Health Sciences

Wednesday 9 February 2022

• 17:30 - Breaking Down the Travel Writing Genre
  Sophy Roberts
  Kellogg Centre for Creative Writing

Wednesday 2 March 2022

• 17:30 - The haunting of Magpie Lane: Negotiating Literary Ghosts in an Oxford Novel
  Lucy Atkins (Kellogg College & the Department for Continuing Education, University of Oxford)
  Kellogg Centre for Creative Writing

Wednesday 30 March 2022

• 17:00 - Reflections on developments in the use of interpretative phenomenological analysis
  TBA

Wednesday 20 April 2022

• 15:00 - Levelling Up: Developing Upstream Health Informatics Interventions to Reduce Health and Healthcare Disparities
  The Teams link will be sent to those who register. Registrations close at 10am (UK time) on Wednesday 20 April. The Teams link will be provided for those who register.
  Prof Tiffany Veinot (University of Michigan)
  Translational Health Sciences

Monday 25 April 2022

• 17:15 - Communicating Evidence in a Trustworthy Manner
  Dr Alexandra Freeman

Wednesday 11 May 2022

• 17:30 - Turning History into Story: Writing from Real Life
  Prof Susan Sellers (St Andrews University)
  Kellogg Centre for Creative Writing

Friday 13 May 2022

• 17:30 - Archaeology and sustainability: insights from the past and strategies in the present
  Dr Gill Hey (Visiting Fellow at Kellogg College, and Honorary Research Associate at the School of Archaeology, University of Oxford)
  Kellogg Green Week

Tuesday 17 May 2022

• 16:30 - Data Science and Identifying COVID-19 Risk Factors
  Dr Daniel Wilson (University of Oxford, Department for Continuing Education)
  Rewley House Lecture Series

Wednesday 18 May 2022

• 18:00 - Thinking through Furnishing: A Sensorial History of Two Twentieth-Century Tables
  Dr Claire O'Mahony (University of Oxford)

Saturday 21 May 2022

• 09:45 - Data Science and Fake News
  TBA
• 09:45 - An Introduction to Islam and to Islamic Philosophy
  TBA

Saturday 28 May 2022

• 09:15 - The Archaeology of the Medieval University of Oxford
  Various Speakers
• 09:45 - The Challenges in Discovering New Drugs: An Introduction
  TBA
• 09:45 - Adaptation in Stage and Screen Writing
  TBA
• 09:45 - Colin Dexter's Inspector Morse
  Various Speakers

Wednesday 8 June 2022

• 09:15 - Introduction to Islamic Carpets
  Various Speakers

Thursday 9 June 2022

• 09:00 - Day 1: EMSE Conference 2022
  Various Speakers
  EMSE Annual Conference: Early Modern Sensory Experiences

Friday 10 June 2022

• 09:00 - Day 2: EMSE Conference 2022
  Various Speakers
  EMSE Annual Conference: Early Modern Sensory Experiences

Saturday 11 June 2022

• 09:45 - 1940: The Defence of Britain
  Various Speakers
• 09:45 - Secret Classics
  Various Speakers
• 09:45 - Genes in the Machine: Artificial Intelligence and Drug Discovery
  TBA

Saturday 25 June 2022

• 09:00 - One Earth, One Mankind: How to Live in Harmony with Our Planet
  Various Speakers

Thursday 30 June 2022

• 17:00 - The Role of Social Endometriosis Research in Improving Care and Addressing Intersectional Health Disparities
  Dr Annalise Weckesser (Birmingham City University)

Wednesday 26 October 2022

• 17:00 - Is God a Delusion?
  Various Speakers

Wednesday 2 November 2022

• 17:30 - Music in Fiction: The challenges of capturing its essence in prose and the power it can give a story-line
  Jo Browning Wroe (University of Cambridge Institute of Continuing Education)
  Kellogg Centre for Creative Writing

Tuesday 22 November 2022

• 15:40 - Heart Failure in Primary Care: Lessons from Big Data
  Dr Clare Taylor (University of Oxford)

Thursday 24 November 2022

• 17:30 - Clare Morgan: Writing the Short Story
  Dr Clare Morgan (Department of Continuing Education, Oxford)
  Kellogg Centre for Creative Writing

Wednesday 1 February 2023

• 17:30 - Writing Scripts, Writing Novels: How script writing can enliven your fiction and give renewed power to your prose
  Jane Rogers
  Kellogg Centre for Creative Writing

Wednesday 1 March 2023

• 17:30 - ‘Ravenser Odd’: The making of a poetry pamphlet
  Jenny Lewis (Oxford University)
  Kellogg Centre for Creative Writing

Thursday 9 March 2023

• 17:30 - SUD-SoGE Urban Studies Lecture “Mundane innovations in experimental climate urban governance: Examples from rapidly urbanizing areas”
  Prof Vanesa Castán Broto (University of Sheffield)

Thursday 16 March 2023

• 16:30 - A repression of things past: reflections on the memory of pandemics in the wake of covid
  TBA
  Rewley House Lecture Series

Tuesday 28 March 2023

• 13:30 - Unvirtuous circle: Cascading effects of inequity across the health-related AI innovation lifecycle
  Professor David Leslie (The Alan Turing Institute)
  Translational Health Sciences

Wednesday 19 April 2023

• 17:00 - Working with large amounts of qualitative data: the breadth-and-depth method
  Dr Susie Weller (University of Oxford)

Wednesday 10 May 2023

• 17:30 - Disappearing cultures: ecopoetics and chronicling climate action in stage drama
  Barney Norris
  Kellogg Centre for Creative Writing

Tuesday 16 May 2023

• 16:00 - Testing usability and impact of the OxRisk prediction models
  Professor Seena Fazel (Wellcome Trust Senior Research Fellow, University of Oxford )
• 17:30 - Realist inquiry in global health practice: trials, tribulations and triumphs
  Dr Sara Van Belle (Institute of Tropical Medicine, Antwerp)

Tuesday 27 June 2023

• 17:00 - Speedy or sloppy? The opportunities and challenges of rapid qualitative research
  Dr Anna Dowrick (University of Oxford)

Wednesday 18 October 2023

• 16:45 - What kind of a problem is loneliness? Studying technology to understand policy concerns
  No booking necessary
  Prof Gemma Hughes (University of Leicester School of Business)
  Translational Health Sciences

Wednesday 25 October 2023

• 17:30 - Creative Writing Seminar: Learned in Translation, with Jane Draycott
  Jane Draycott
  Kellogg Centre for Creative Writing

Wednesday 15 November 2023

• 17:30 - Health Technology Assessment (HTA) in Resource-Constrained Settings: A Case Study of Ghana
  Dr Brian Adu Asare (Ministry of Health, Ghana)
  Translational Health Sciences

Tuesday 21 November 2023

• 15:40 - Advances in AI in Medicine
  Professor David Clifton (Department of Engineering Science of the University of Oxford)

Thursday 23 November 2023

• 17:30 - Creative Writing Seminar: Malachi McIntosh: Writing Other Lives
  Malachi McIntosh
  Kellogg Centre for Creative Writing

Wednesday 6 December 2023

• 17:15 - Social enterprisers and their role in addressing future challenges
  This talk is offered 'in person' only, no online attendance is available.
  Dr Orsolya Ihasz (Senior Lecturer in Entrepreneurship at the Cranfield School of Management and a Fellow at the Foundation for Science and Technology)
  Translational Health Sciences

Thursday 1 February 2024

• 17:30 - In conversation with... Brian Cox
  Brian Cox (Artist in Residence, Kellogg College)
  Kellogg Centre for Creative Writing

Wednesday 13 March 2024

• 17:00 - Using Health Technology Assessment; Challenges to Decision Makers
  TBA

Tuesday 19 March 2024

• 11:30 - Politics, Innovation and Change: The Path to Net Zero
  Professor Nick Watts (Centre for Sustainable Medicine)

Monday 22 April 2024

• 17:30 - The swan song of quantitative eminence: embracing qualitative research in evidence based health care
  Anne-Marie Boylan (NDPCHS University of Oxford)

Wednesday 24 April 2024

• 15:00 - Healthcare within a humanitarian crisis: experiences from Gaza
  Guests can attend in person or online.
  Mr Khaled Dawas (University College London), Dr Jane Crawley (University of Oxford)
  Translational Health Sciences

Thursday 25 April 2024

• 18:30 - Social Infrastructure and Left Behind Places
  Professor John Tomaney (UCL)

Tuesday 28 May 2024

• 16:30 - Navigating the Tightrope of a UN Independent Mandate
  Professor Nazila Ghanea (UN Special Repertoire for Freedom and Religious Belief)
  Rewley House Lecture Series

Thursday 13 June 2024

• 17:00 - The changing dynamics of mixed health systems in low- and middle-income countries
  Prof Kabir Sheikh (University College Kibdib)
  Translational Health Sciences

Thursday 20 June 2024

• 17:30 - Meta-analysis of individual participant data in vaccine research
  Dr Merryn Voysey (University of Oxford)

Thursday 27 June 2024

• 17:00 - How stories shaped every aspect of our mixed methods study
  Kirsten Prest (City University, London)

Thursday 4 July 2024

• 19:15 - Online info session: Surgical Science and Practice
  Mr Ben Turney (University of Oxford), Mr Tom Revington (University of Oxford)

Monday 9 September 2024

• 18:00 - What Does Conservation Do? A Story Told With Voles
  Tom Moorhouse

Saturday 19 October 2024

• 18:30 - Engaging Youth to Create a Better Urban Future
  Dominique Palmer

Tuesday 22 October 2024

• 18:00 - Stein's paradox
  Dr Jason Oke (Abbotts Diabetes Care)

Wednesday 23 October 2024

• 16:45 - Why digital health and care interventions fail and what we can do about it
  Can attend in person or online
  Professor Kathrin Cressweel (University of Edinburgh)
  Translational Health Sciences

Wednesday 20 November 2024

• 17:30 - Reimagining Humanity in the Age of Technology
  Dr Scott Clarke (Infosys Consulting)
  Translational Health Sciences

Wednesday 22 January 2025

• 13:00 - Online open event: Postgraduate courses in Surgical Sciences
  TBA

Thursday 27 March 2025

• 17:30 - Misunderstandings & misuses of commonly-cited methods for systematic reviews & meta-analyses
  Professor Julian Higgins (University of Bristol)

Thursday 24 April 2025

• 10:00 - Conference 'The art of the Mediterranean in Late Antiquity' + Book launch for two publications: Elena Ene Drăghici-Vasilescu, 'Byzantine and Medieval Cappadocia' (2024) and 'Memories of Journeying through Life: Encounters and Happenings' 1(2025)
  The author signed the books as Elena Ene Drăghici-Vasilescu.
  Prof. Elena Ene Draghici-Vasilescu (University of Oxford)