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13:00 - Predictors of psychological stress in the field
Anthony Feinstein, Laura Dulce Romero
REUTERS INSTITUTE GLOBAL JOURNALISM SEMINARS
13:00 - Workshop - Big data, ordinary lives: social-historical approaches to British birth cohort data
Please note this event will take place from 13:00-18:00 at the Radcliffe Humanities Building
Dr J D Carpentieri (UCL), Dr Chris Jeppesen (Cambridge), Dr Laura Carter (Université Paris Cité), Professor Penny Tinkler (Manchester), Professor Christina de Bellaigue (Oxford)
Centre for the History of Childhood Seminars and Events
13:00 - "Digital Empires: The Global Battle to Regulate Technology" by Prof Anu Bradford
Prof Anu Bradford (Columbia Law School)
13:00 - Did women have an industrial revolution? Women's time and work in London, ca. 1750-ca. 1830
Eric Sheng (University of Oxford)
Economic and Social History Graduate Seminar
14:00 - Improving the quality of research applications involving animals (Old Road Campus)
Dr Chris Barkus (University of Oxford)
14:00 - Didn’t You Promise Us A River? Looking For The 17th-Century Mississippi
Status: This talk has been cancelled
Katherine Ibbett (Oxford), Chair: Giora Sternberg
Early Modern World Seminar
14:00 - Empire & Exile
Amita Mistry (Oxford), Julie Partsch (University of Oxford)
Transnational & Global History Seminar
14:00 - Allies of the Weak: La Résistance and Jews in the Holocaust
Kasia Nalewajko (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid)
T. E. Lawrence Program on Conflict and Violence – Speaker Series
14:00 - The Ramifying Intervention: Examining the Full Spectrum of Effects When a Social Planner Steps In
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 so a CESS member can let you into the building
Professor Raymond Duch (University of Oxford)
CESS Colloquium Series
14:15 - Towards HBV cure-new approaches targeting HBV replication and protein expression.
Prof Peter Revill (Doherty Institute, Melbourne, Australia)
NDM Seminar Series
14:15 - Towards HBV cure-new approaches targeting HBV replication and protein expression
Prof. Peter Revill (The Peter Doherty Institute for Infection and Immunity)
CAMS Oxford Institute Seminars
14:30 - The determinants of R&D decisions and the productivity growth effects of R&D policies
Michael König ((VU Amsterdam))
INET Complexity Economics Seminars
15:00 - Decoding Disease from Iron Metabolism to Ferroptosis
Please contact adminsupport@oncology.ox.ac.uk for Microsoft Teams link
Dr Fudi Wang (University of South China)
15:00 - Technology, Great Power Competition, and Track II Dialogues
Discussion Group
Oxford Technology & Security Nexus
16:30 - The "Private" Side of Empire: Letters from the Portuguese Estado da Índia
Postponed to Week 5, Wednesday 8 November
Status: This talk has been cancelled
Sanjay Subrahmanyam (University of California, Los Angeles)
Iberian History Seminar
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
17:00 - Beyond Self Interest: Why the Market Rewards Those Who Reject It
Prof Krzysztof Pelc (University of Oxford)
Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies Seminars
17:00 - Book Launch - War on the Ballot: How the Election Cycle Shapes Presidential Decision-Making in War
Andrew Payne (University of Oxford)
17:00 - "Rough Irish Layabouts": Irish Men and Sexual Danger in Queer London, 1933-1960
Michael Lawrence (Queen's University, Belfast)
Oxford Irish History Seminar
17:00 - SPECIAL OCBR LECTURE: Byzantine Princess Ruling Rus
Adrian Jusupovic (The Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw)
Late Antique and Byzantine Seminar

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