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Wednesday 1 May 2024 , continued from previous page

14:00 - NOTCOM Reading Session: Mersenne's Questions theologiques, physiques, morales, et mathematiques (1634)
This event is in-person only.
Emily Kent (Edinburgh)
NOTCOM Research Hub (The Common Notion: Science and Consensus in the Seventeenth Century)
14:00 - Command, Connect, Clean: Mapping neural circuts for fly grooming as a model motor sequence
Julie H Simpson (UC Santa Barbara)
CNCB Seminar Series
14:00 - Feminist Thinking Seminar Series 2024: Women, Feminism, Oral History, and the Miners' Strike
Various Speakers
Feminist Thinking Seminar Series 2024
14:30 - Financial regulation and supervision in a complex world: how can we green the financial system for nature?
Dr Nicola Ranger (Director of the Resilient Planet Finance Lab)
INET Complexity Economics Seminars
15:00 - Oxford Technology & Security Nexus — China's AI Posture and Capabilities
Sihao Huang (University of Oxford Department of Politics and International Relations)
Oxford Technology & Security Nexus
15:00 - Public Lectures | Why Middle-Sized Matters to Science, Theology and Metaphysics
Prof George Ellis (University of Cape Town), Robert C Koons (Civitas Institute Faculty Fellow, UT Austin)
Colloquium | Why Middle-Sized Matters to Science, Theology and Metaphysics
16:00 - Egocentric and allocentric representations in cortical structures
Cortex Club seminar
Professor Michael Hasselmo (Center for Systems Neuroscience, Boston University)
17:00 - Ecology and evolution of antibiotic resistance in bacterial pathogens
Dr Rachel Wheatley (University of Oxford)
Calleva Seminar
17:00 - The Promise and Perils of China’s Regulation of Artificial Intelligence
Prof Angela Zhang (University of Hong Kong)
17:00 - Sufism in Al-Sanusi’s Theological Works
Dr Tobias Andersson (Uppsala University)
Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies Seminars
17:00 - José Henrique Bortoluci in conversation about WHAT IS MINE at Oxford
José Henrique Bortoluci,, Claire Williams (Modern Languages), Laura Trajber Waisbich (University of Oxford)
Brazilian Studies Programme (BSP)
17:00 - The Church of the Holy Apostles (Hagioi Apostoloi) at Kavousi, Crete: Aspects of Byzantine Art under Venetian Rule
Polymnia Synodinou (University of Crete)
Late Antique and Byzantine Seminar
17:00 - Prof. Martin Shuster, North Carolina University, will be discussing his book How to Measure a World? A Philosophy of Judaism
Prof Martin Shuster
Modern Jewish Thought Seminar
17:15 - Local Authority and Private Enterprise: Provisioning the Habsburg Army from the Seven Years War
William Godsey (Austrian Academy of Sciences)
History of War Seminar Series
17:15 - Prof Simon Coleman | Lecture 1 - ‘Trivial Religion?: From Liminal to Lateral’
Prof Simon Coleman (University of Toronto), Prof Simon Coleman (University of Toronto)
Wilde Lectures in Natural and Comparative Religion - Religion Refracted and in Motion: On Pilgrimage in Present Times
17:15 - Modern Contemporary Literature Graduate Forum
Iris Pearson, Olivia Sutherland
Modern and Contemporary Literature Graduate Forum
17:15 - Film screening: Still Here (2023)
Suranga D. Katugampala, Shamara Wettimuny (Queen’s College, University of Oxford), Derek Duncan (University of St Andrews), Emma Bond (University of Oxford)
17:15 - Part 2 - Dimensions of St. Josemaría’s theology of work
Professor Emilio Chuvieco (University of Alcalá, and Oxford)
Workshop on the Theology of Work and Christian Materialism in St Josemaría Escrivá
17:15 - Book Presentation '‘American Tyrannies in the Long Age of Napoleon’ (OUP, 2023)
Elizabeth Duquette (Gettysburg University), Nicholas Cole (Pembroke College), Michael Jonik (Sussex)
Maison Française d'Oxford Events

Thursday 2 May 2024

10:00 - Science Colab: empowering scientific communities to publish, review and curate their research
TBA

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