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• W$^*$-Bundles and Continuous Families of Subfactors
• W(h)ither Language Diversity? The Perspective of Linguanomics
• W-algebras and Hecke algebras
• W-algebras and Hecke algebras
• W-assisted top-charge asymmetry at the LHC
• W-Tech 2009
• W.B. Carpenter and the wonder of microscopy
• W.T. Tutte – Codebreaker and Mathematician
• Wage levels, gender and domestic service in England, 1650-1850
• Waiting and resting brain states in Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder
• waiting for CR UK Cambridge Research Institute opening
• Waiting for Emancipation: The Prospects for Liberal Revolution and a Human Economy in Africa
• Wake effects in the ocean - from dolphins to CTDs via western boundary currents
• Wakefulness, locomotion, and navigation: a look from visual cortex
• Walk for Tabita - Sponsored Walk for International Women's Day
• Walking as a problem of the nineteenth century
• Walking grains, rolling colloids and swimming droplets: How universal active matter really is?
• Walking on broken glass: investigating magmatic processes in explosive and effusive rhyolitic eruptions
• Walking on sunshine: What is the evidence for the effects of walking on mental health?
• Walking response of crickets depends on surface structure of the substrate
• Walking with sticky feet: biomechanics of surface attachments in insects
• Walking, Weakly First-Order Phase Transitions, and Complex CFTs
• Wall turbulence: from surface roughness to surface slip
• Wall turbulence: from the laboratory to the atmosphere
• Wall-bounded turbulence is not due to the wall
• Wall-crossing of the motivic Donaldson-Thomas invariants
• Wall-crossing, dilogarithm identities and the QK/HK correspondence
• Wall-crossing, easy and smooth
• Wall-E or Terminator? The past, present and future of Machine Learning
• Wallace Stevens: Melodics of *Harmonium*
• Wallachia Before Europe: the 1848 Revolution on the European Stage
• Wallah Je Te Jure Screening + Q&A
• Walled States, Waning Sovereignty
• Walruses in uniform: researching the history of the Fitzwilliam Museum
• Wandering down the path to path homology
• Wandlebury: People, Nature and Heritage
• WANDs in higher-dimensional gravity
• Wannier functions for periodic Schrdinger operators and harmonic maps into the unitary group
• Want Effective Security Solutions? Let's Re-Think The Design Approach
• Want to be an academic? Learn How to track your Impact!
• Wanting your own words: writing in the first person about sexuality and feminism
• War and peace at the mucosal interface in the gut
• War and Society
• War and trade in West Africa, 1750-1775
• War in chimpanzees, hunter-gatherers and complex societies
• War is the Health of Advertising,. US Admen in the World Wars
• War on Lambda: fighting the cosmological constant problem
• War on universities? Knowledge production, neoliberalism, and critique
• War Without Americans: the real challenge for the European Council on Defence
• War, censorship and propaganda: does it work?
• War, Ethics and Peacebuilding in the Former Yugoslavia
• War, Finance and Diplomacy: Gerson von Bleichröder and the Path to German Economic Unification
• War, Ideology and State Formation in Early Modern England
• Warburg caught in a TRAP? The mitochondrial chaperone TRAP1 and neoplastic transformation
• Warfare in Eastern Nigeria during the first decades of the Twentieth Century
• Warfare in Transition: Late Roman Britain to Early Anglo-Saxon England
• Warm dark matter as a solution to the small scale crisis: New constraints from high redshift Lyman-α forest data
• Warm Homes Mill Road
• Warm periods of the past
• Warnings from the Inland Ice
• Warped AdS3 black holes: classical stability and quantum field theory
• Warped and twisted discs in close binary systems
• Warped Conformal Field Theory and Non-AdS holography
• Warped Mixture Models for Meaningful Clustering and Bayesian Manifold Learning
• Warped string excitations at the Tevatron and the LHC
• Warranty - The Visible Cost of Failure
• Warsaw Rising Museum
• Was Domar Right? The Second Serfdom in Early Modern Bohemia
• WAS EINSTEIN RIGHT?
• Was geology the first science to inject history into the natural world?
• Was Spain under Franco Fascist? Juan Linz and his Critics on the Nature of the Franco Regime
• Was the Cat in the Hat Black?: The Hidden Racism of Children’s Literature, and the Need for Diverse Books
• Was the evolution of the modern human brain the result of social or environmental pressures?
• Was there Anything Before the Big Bang? Possibly!
• Washboard road
• Washboard Road: The dynamics of granular ripples
• Wasserstein distances and its Applications
• Waste Not, Want Not: Why Rarefying Microbiome Data is not an optimal normalization procedure
• Waste, value and radioactive excess in Africa
• Watching and modelling limb development
• Watching brain circuitry in action: two-photon imaging of neural activity
• Watching Individual Proteins Working on Single Molecules of DNA: from Biophysics to Cancer
• Watching living matter. -Advanced microscopy.
• Watching molecules one-by-one: in vivo and in vitro single-molecule studies of molecular machines that replicate and segregate chromosomes
• Watching paint dry: Evaporation mediated self-assembly of nanoparticles
• Watching proteins fold and unfold one at a time. How physics can teach us lessons about biology
• Watching single molecules
• Watching single molecules
• Watching Single Molecules
• Watching Single Molecules
• Watching Single Molecules
• Water and Hydrogen-Bond Dynamics in Aqueous Solutions
• Water and Sanitation in Poverty Alleviation in India and South Africa
• Water and Sustainability - An Industrial Perspective
• Water clusters, ice and liquid: Improving ab initio energetics
• Water Engineering in Pakistan - Sam Jewers
• Water injection aided jacked piles
• Water pathways in the Southern Ocean from Lagrangian particles
• Water pearls
• Water Photolysis in Biology: Photosystem II
• Water that does not wet hands
• Water Vapour Radiometry at ALMA: Properties of the Atmosphere and First Tests of Phase Correction
• Water vapour sorption kinetics of natural materials and the relationship to the micromechanical behaviour of the cell wal
• Water vapour sorption kinetics of natural materials and the relationship to the micromechanical behaviour of the cell wall
• Water, health and sustainable development
• Water-column nutrient fluxes along the continental margin of the Peruvian oxygen minimum zone
• Water-wave forcing on submerged plates
• Water-wave forcing on submerged plates
• Water: Commodity or human right?
• Water: from bulk to interfaces
• Waterfalls around Protostars
• Watering plants, drying specimens: the Calcutta Botanical Garden and its fraught relationship with moisture (c.1864–c.1900)
• Waterloo: the first NATO operation?
• Watson Watt Lecture - 'The Virtuous Circle of Radar and Communications'
• Watts up with the ultimate 'green' aircraft?
• Wave activity, eddy diffusivity, and jet variability
• Wave breaking
• Wave breaking
• Wave breaking and ill-posedness of the perturbation theory for water waves
• Wave Crest Statistics - the occurence of freak or rogue waves
• Wave interaction with an infinite cascade of non-overlapping blades
• Wave patterns beneath an ice cover
• Wave Phenomena during Embryonic Patterning
• Wave propagation in complex media: Branching, chimeras and machine learning predictions
• Wave propagation in non-homogeneous semilinear reaction-diffusion
• Wave Propagation in Viscoelastic Materials over Water
• Wave scattering by cracks in ice sheets
• Wave Turbulence: solved and open problems
• Wave-induced collisions of thin floating disks
• Wave-induced liquefaction of silt seabed in drum centrifuge - CANCELLED
• Wave-turbulence interaction in the Antarctic Circumpolar Current.
• Wave-Vortex Interactions, Remote Recoil, the Aharanov-Bohm Effect and the Craik-Leibovich Equation
• Wave/Particle Duality via Silicon Droplets?*
• Wavefunction expansions in the solid state: New approaches to reach the thermodynamic limit
• Wavefunctions and local models in F-theory
• Wavefunctions of symmetry protected topological phases and conformal field theories
• Wavelength agile laser sensor for high-speed and ultra-sensitive detection
• Wavelet building blocks for dynamic adaptivity : application to shallow-water equations on a hexagonal C-grid
• Wavelet Scattering Regression of Quantum Chemical Energies
• Wavelet-based Bayesian Estimation of Long Memory Models - an Application to fMRI Data
• Wavelet-based estimation of the long memory parameter in Gaussian non-gappy and gappy time series
• Wavelet-based Segmentation on the Sphere and the Application of MCMC Method in Radio Interferometry
• Wavelets and Differential Operators: From Fractals to Marr's Primal Sketch
• Wavelets in the making — A publication network perspective
• Wavelets on the sphere: new methodologies and cosmological applications
• Wavelets, the Dual Tree and the Hilbert Transform -- from compression to image analysis via shift invariance
• Waves and fluctuations associated with local instabilities in the solar wind
• Waves and moving loads along frozen channels
• Waves and Oscillations in the Solar Corona
• Waves and turbulence
• Waves and turbulence in sustained stratified shear flows
• Waves and wave-driven flows on coral reefs
• Waves in heterogeneous pre-stressed nonlinear composites, with resultant predictions of effective macroscopic response and constitutive behaviour
• Waves in heterogeneous pre-stressed nonlinear composites, with resultant predictions of effective macroscopic response and constitutive behaviour
• Waves on Microstate Geometries
• Waves over periodic topographies
• Waves, ice and ocean in the future projections of the Arctic and Southern oceans
• Waves, turbulence and large-scale flows in mixed convective-stably-stratified fluids
• Waves, turbulence, and transport in the Large Plasma Device
• Wavespeed selection in non-homogeneous reaction diffusion
• Wax walls: a way to buffer temperature variations, keep us comfy, and save energy
• Wax, wood and narrative: the miraculous culture of Renaissance Italy
• Ways of Seeing: Kettle's Yard and The Fitzwilliam Museum's 20thC art collections
• We need to talk about social reward: Associations between psychopathic traits and social reward
• We regret that this talk has been cancelled "Structure and function of membrane transporters"
• We think we understand: When empathic accuracy and perceptions diverge
• Weak and 'Very Weak' Solutions for Euler and Navier-Stokes Equations in 2 and 3 Dimensions
• Weak boson pair production at the LHC
• Weak But Clever: The (Not So) Hidden Strengths of Women in Medieval French and Spanish Comico-Didactic Tales
• Weak factorization systems for intensional type theory
• Weak Fano 3-folds and G_2 manifolds
• Weak Feller property and invariant measures
• Weak forms of amenability
• Weak lensing by large scale structure
• Weak lensing of the cosmic microwave background: friend or foe?
• Weak Measurements: Wigner-Moyal and Bohm in a New Light?
• Weak Morita equivalence of compact quantum groups
• Weak Partition Relations and Conservative Elementary Extensions
• Weak positivity theorem and Frobenius stable canonical rings of geometric generic fibers
• Weak shock diffraction
• Weak singularities in the multi-dimensional Riemann Problem
• Weak-scale MFV MSSM Global Fit to indirect Collider and WMAP-5 data
• Weakest-link control of invasive species: Impacts of memory, bounded rationality and network structure in repeated cooperative games
• Weakest-link control of invasive species: Impacts of memory, bounded rationality and network structure in repeated cooperative games
• Weakly asymmetric bridges and the KPZ equation
• Weakly compressible flows I: regime of validity of sound-proof approximations
• Weakly compressible flows II: particular scaling regimes and thermodynamic consistency
• Weakly globular n-fold categories
• Weakly interacting slim particles in astrophysics, cosmology and the laboratory
• Weakly regular spacetimes with symmetry
• Wealth, Environment, and Health in Africa: The Implications of Mobility and Mobile Technology
• Weapons of Math Destruction
• Wearable non-invasive human neural interface with action potential resolution
• Wearable non-invasive human neural interface with action potential resolution
• Wearables and the Quantified Self: Transparency, Big Data and Solidarity
• Weather and human livelihood. England in the late middle ages
• Weather Forecast Improvements at the UK Met Office: Responding to the Big Data Challenge
• Weather Forecast Improvements at the UK Met Office: Responding to the Big Data Challenge
• Weather on Brown Dwarfs: New Insights from Synoptic Spectrophotometry and Fluid Instability Models
• Weather on extrasolar worlds: Modelling the atmospheric circulation of hot Jupiters and super Earths
• Weather, climate and ozone; an Antarctic perspective
• Weathering fluxes of the Irrawaddy and Salween Rivers, along the Road to Mandalay in Burma.
• Web 2.0
• Web 2.0
• Web Liaison Group meeting
• Web Programming with Links: Theory and Practice
• Web Science: Politics, Demographics and More
• Web search in an AI world: small, cute, distributed.
• Web-based Experiments with Earth System Models of Different Complexity used for Education at Freie Universität
• Webassembly for total beginners (like me)
• Weber's theories of electrodynamics and gravity and moduli space metrics
• Webinar for Professional Development Series 9: Leisure and the Arts: Smacking of privilege or an exercise in freedom?
• Webinar for Professional Development Series 9: Music Performance Anxiety and Musical Improvisation: How Worldview and Mental Well-Being Influence Music Making
• Webinar! Series 8: Resonance, dissonance, and a three-pronged connection: Lessons from the arts to qualitative research
• Webinar! Series 8: The curricular imagination
• Webinars for Professional Development in the Arts Series 11: Action-research on collaborative composition
• Webinars for Professional Development in the Arts Series 11: Music Therapy in Education
• Webinars for Professional Development in the Arts Series 11: Musical virtual hangouts: Changing policy and strategy for community engagement in a major US Orchestra
• Webinars for Professional Development in the Arts Series 11: Performing interculturality research: An interactive creative exchange exploring notions of ‘voice’, ‘reflexivity’, ‘power’ and ‘positioning’
• Webinars for Professional Development in the Arts Series 11: Virtual performance on YouTube: Expanding our concept of “ensemble”
• Webinars for Professional Development in the Arts series 12: Community Music, the Aging Process, and Lifespan Learning: Directions in Adult Music Participation
• Webinars for Professional Development in the Arts series 12: Informed Teaching, Boundless Musicianship
• Webinars for Professional Development in the Arts series 13: Psychological health of professors: Transforming university culture
• Webinars for Professional Development in the Arts series 13: Articulated formation of the music teacher: Aspects related to sustainability
• Webinars for Professional Development in the Arts series 13: Challenges and Responsibilities in Popular Music Education: Pedagogies, Ethics and Authenticities
• Webinars for Professional Development in the Arts series 13: Conceptualising Music Education for Social Inclusion
• Webinars for Professional Development in the Arts series 13: Promoting Pedagogic Change and Cultivating Imagination: Demonstrating how Mediated Learning Environments Support Student Engagement in the Music Classroom
• Webinars for Professional Development in the Arts Series 8: "A neuropsychological case study of two chromesthetic musicians"
• Webinars for Professional Development in the Arts Series 8: "Collaborating in code: Composer learning to communicate within the orchestra"
• Webinars for Professional Development in the Arts Series 8: "Learning to let go: How expert improvisors choose notes subconsciously"
• Webinars for Professional Development in the Arts Series 8: "Music in the lives of the foetus, neonate and premature infant"
• Webs!
• Webs, differential equations and Einstein-Weyl structures.
• Webserver-supported storage of metagenomic datasets using MEGANv5
• Website Fingerprinting
• WebSurface: an Interface for Co-located Collaborative Information Gathering
• WEF – water energy food energy policy: supporting the diffusion of anaerobic digestion
• WEF – Water Energy Food Energy Policy: Supporting the Diffusion of Anaerobic Digestions
• Wegner estimate and level repulsion for Wigner random matrices
• Wegner estimates for deformed Gaussian ensembles
• Weighing exoplanets with HARPS-N
• Weighing Forests
• Weighing Galaxies: Inference from New Lenses and Cosmological Simulations
• Weighing single molecules with light
• Weighing Supermassive Black Holes from Zero to High Redshift
• Weighing the past against the present: computational approaches to understand learning and uncertainty autism
• Weighing the Universe with the Lightest Elements
• Weight 2 blocks of double covers of symmetric groups
• Weighted and spatial network characterization of the human functional connectome
• Weighted Finite-state Automata
• Weighted information and weighted entropy
• Weighted Limits
• Weighted limits and homotopy limits
• Weighted reduced order methods for parametrized PDEs with random inputs
• Weighted reduced order methods for parametrized PDEs with random inputs
• Weighted space-filling designs
• Weightedness and Structural Characterization of Hierarchical Simple Games
• Weightedness and Structural Characterization of Hierarchical Simple Games
• Weights and Hasse principles for higher-dimensional fields
• Weihrauch degrees for generalized Baire space
• Weihrauch degrees of determinacy
• Weil etale cohomology of regular arithmetic schemes
• Weitzenbock Identities
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• Welcome and Introduction. Update from Centre for Mathematical Imaging in Healthcare
• Welcome and Overview
• Welcome and Overview Talk by the Organisers
• Welcome and Overview Talk by the Organisers
• Welcome by Caroline Series, Chair of Correspondents
• Welcome by J Leeks (TGM) and J Fliege (University of Southampton)
• Welcome Division C’s Bio- and Micromechanics seminar
• Welcome event
• Welcome Event for New Students
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• Welcome event for new students
• Welcome Event For New Students 2014
• Welcome Event For New Students 2015
• Welcome from David Abrahams (Isaac Newton Institute)
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• Welcome from John Toland (INI Director)
• Welcome Lunch
• Welcome meeting
• Welcome New 1st Year Students (SP Workshop)
• Welcome to LGBT+ Cambridge
• Welcome, Introduction & Update from the Centre for Mathematical Imaging in Healthcare
• Welcoming remark
• Welding & Joining Developments in the Aerospace Industry
• Welding of the Backward SLE and Tip of the Forward SLE
• Welfare and Fairness in Dominant-Strategy Mechanisms
• Welfare and industrial conflict in the Italian automobile industry, 1968-1975
• Welfare Aspects of the Seal Hunt
• WELFARE EFFECTS OF R&D SUPPORT POLICIES
• Welfare without Borders? Entangled Histories of German Social Policy after 1945
• Well adapted models in Synthetic Differential Geometry
• Well Dressed? The present and future sustainability of clothing and textiles in the UK
• Well Posedness and Singularities of Water Waves
• Well-Being Policy and Paternalism - CANCELLED
• Well-Being Reconsidered: Free Traits, Personal Projects and the Happiness of Pursuit
• Well-being: What makes you happy and fulfilled?
• Well-founded functions, induction, and extreme predicates in an SMT-based verifier
• Well-founded functions, induction, and extreme predicates in an SMT-based verifier
• Well-posedness issues for the boundary layer equations
• Well-posedness of the transport equation by stochastic perturbation
• Well-posedness of weakly hyperbolic systems of PDEs in Gevrey regularity.
• Well-quasi-ordering binary matroids (Aitken Lecture)
• Well-quasi-orderings for progam analysis and computational complextiy
• Wellbeing in pregnancy and early motherhood: The impact of engagement in arts-based creativities
• Wellbeing Initiative - A Three Part Seminar
• Wellbeing workshop with the Office for National Statistics
• Wellcome and Background to Meeting
• Wellcome Trust Presentation
• Wellcome Trust Presentation
• Welsh Poetry and English Politics in the Wars of the Roses
• Were nonconformist occupations different? A comparison with fathers' occupations from Anglican baptisms in six Welsh hundreds, 1813-20
• Werner Complexes: A New Class of Chiral Hydrogen Bond Donor Catalysts for Enantioselective Organic Reactions"
• Wes Harry on Cultures and Sustainability
• West Germany's relations with Israel
• West Indian mammal extinctions: how much do we know?
• West Midland Railway with Jan Chaudhry
• West to east: tracing the spread of cereal cultivation across Eurasia
• Westminster Academy Year 9 school visit
• Wet turbulence: adding clouds to Boussinesq
• Wetting and elasticity: 2 experimental illustrations
• Wetting in Granular Flows: Debris Flows & Ice Avalanches
• Wetting soft surfaces - how classical laws break down
• Weyl semimetals, conductivities and holography
• WGAN and Optimal Transport
• Whales, dolphins and sound in the sea
• What a fish can do for our sight!
• What a Higgs bundle is - and why you should care
• What Actions Matter? - An Interactive Talk - The Call of Time Series
• What am I? The identity of an intercultural arts performer-researcher in the field
• What an old problem has still to say: the infamous K13-case
• What and how do cells calculate when they decide their fates
• What and How Entrepreneurial Startups Learn from Incumbent Firms: Network Ties in the Chinese Synthetic Dye Industry*
• What and Where on Earth is “the West”?
• What anthropology can teach psychiatry about psychosis – the problem of hallucinations
• What are accessible algebraic weak factorisation systems generated by?
• What are B cells good for?
• What are illusions and why do we see them?
• What are imprinted genes doing in the brain: sex, polygamy and mental illness
• What are imprinted genes doing in the brain: sex, polygamy and mental illness
• What are the battery technologies around the corner with or without Li
• What are the battery technologies around the corner with or without Li?
• What are the benefits and harms of breast cancer screening?
• What are the cells in the developing vertebrate retina doing?
• What are the Chances? Living with Risk and Uncertainty
• What are the goals of 5G?
• What are the limitations of current economic/finance theory?
• What Are The Odds?
• What are the remaining outstanding issues with respect to multi-resolution models? A discussion session
• What are we computing with numerical methods for hyperbolic systems of conservation laws?
• What are we learning about learning from learning profiles?
• What Are We? Where Do We Come From? Where Are We Going?
• What are you worth? Valuing ourselves and our natural environment
• What Banged at the Big Bang
• What Biologists can learn from bats
• What Cambridge Enterprise can do for you.
• What can a computer tournament tell us about the evolution of human culture?
• What Can a Simple Oil Droplet Teach Us About Life?
• What can AI Contribute to Neuroscience?
• What can and do data from LHCb tell us about physics at the TeV scale?
• What can autobiographies tell us about women's time-use in 19th century England?
• What can brain imaging tell us about developmental disorders of speech and language?
• What can brain imaging tells us about psychology?
• What can Cognitive Science tell us about Chemistry?
• What can Cognitive Science tell us about Chemistry?
• What can developmental language impairment tell us about genetic bases of syntax?
• What can endangered creoles tell us about language change? Three centuries of Louisiana Creole
• What Can Fair ML Learn from Economic Theories of Distributive Justice?
• What can fantasy literature teach us? Relationships of power in magical realms
• What can gambling machine data tell us about betting behaviour?
• What can gambling machine data tell us about betting behaviour?
• What can Gaussian Processes do for Reinforcement Learning?
• What can history tell us about current health inequalities?
• What can holographic entanglement entropy teach us about general relativity?
• What can Kashiwara operators do for physics?
• What can Muslims contribute to British society?
• What can plants tell us about the evolution of sex chromosomes?
• What can scientific realists think about scientific method(s)?
• What can sequent calculus do for functional programs?
• What can Teachers Learn from Popular Musicians
• What can the biological study of music show us?
• What Can the Internal Variability of Climate Models Tell Us About Their Sensitivity?
• What can the olfactory system offer for CNS repair?
• What can the Rust Programming Language do for Embedded Systems development?
• What Can Tidal Disruption Events Teach Us About Black Hole Accretion?
• What can we do?
• What can we learn about cancer by modelling the data on it?
• What can we learn about dementia from research with communities?
• What can we learn about protein folding from atomistic simulations?
• What can we learn from Cancer Genomes?
• What can we learn from large deformation diffeomorphic metric mapping on spaces of rigid bodies?
• What can we learn from sequencing thousands of human genomes?
• What can we learn from the British Birth Cohort Studies?
• What can we learn from the cosmological recombination spectrum?
• What can we learn from the study of brain sulcal variability for cognition, mental health and illness
• What can we learn from viral phylogenies?
• What Can Worm Brains Tell Us About Big Brains?
• What can you do with data at the speed of 10x million events per second
• What Can Zombies Teach Us About Consciousness?
• What causes medical device adverse incidents? Analysis using a classification of incident causes
• What causes psychotic experiences in adolescence? New findings from a cohort study of 5000 16-year-old twin pairs
• What causes wellness? The social determinants of health
• What chances for sustainable UK agri-policies after Brexit?
• What chickens and dogs can teach us about genetics and epigenetics of domesticated behaviour
• What children know about groups, and why it matters: The development of intergroup and intragroup relations
• What Cobra Beer, Dyson and Raspberry Pi have in common
• What cognitive mechanisms underlie multi-target search organisation in children and adults?
• What comes after cancer stem cells?
• What comes next in biological microscopy?
• What constitutes 'discrimination' in everyday talk? Argumentative lines and the social representations of discrimination
• What constitutes a protective HLA class I molecule, and why doesn't it always work?
• What controls liverwort size and shape?
• What COSTNET can do for and with you!
• What could materials chemistry do for anti-inflammatory therapies. Oxidation-sensitive polymers and other examples.
• What could we actually do about radicalisation, both online and offline?
• What counts as evidence? Some reflections on what counts as 'good enough' evidence in public health
• What counts as threatened? Population biology, objectivity and the sixth extinction
• What dancing robots might teach us about the development of form and motion understanding in the human brain
• What Death Can Tell: Are Executives Paid for Their Contributions to Firm Value?
• What determines government spending multipliers?
• What determines individual vulnerability to the harms of cannabis?
• What did I just hear? An introduction to Speech Recognition using Hidden Markov Models
• What did you just say? Cognitive processing while falling asleep
• What difference does one tonne make?
• What do Climate Models need Sea Ice for?
• What do galaxy surveys really measure?
• What do genes mean?
• What do parents say to their children when they have been conceived by embryo donation or double donation treatment?
• What do people desire? 7000 experience sampling reports of everyday desire, conflict, restraint, and behavior
• What do people really need to know about the Net?
• What do regularisers do?
• What do the Colour-Blind see? -- And if it's more than we thought, how do they do it?
• What do we know about ordinary lives in North Korea? An illustrated lecture.
• What do we mean by 'music'? (and how can we make sense of it?)
• What do we owe the universe?
• What do you do with 10 million unlabelled images?
• What does 'open innovation' mean for the Cambridge high tech cluster?
• What does a living cell know of itself
• What does a living cell know of itself?
• What does atomic mean?
• What does experiential knowledge contribute to public health evidence to reduce health inequalities?
• What does geometric mechanics have to say about the dynamics of complex fluids?
• What does it feel like to win the Nobel Peace Prize
• What does it look like to work in Market Research today (and tomorrow)?
• What does it mean to be continuous?
• What does it mean to be Hopf?
• What does smooth muscle development tell us about vascular disease susceptibility?
• What does the agricultural research-for-development community need from climate and weather data?
• What does the operating system ever do for me? - Systems Challenges in Graph Analytics
• What does the universal measuring coalgebra measures?
• What Does Time and Space Mean for the Airman?
• What domestication missed: exploiting wild emmer to improve wheat
• What drives recombination hotspots in humans?
• What drives Sunni-Shi'i Sectarianism?
• What drives the extraordinary diversification in lemurs ? - When ecology meets genetics
• What Drives the Passage of Climate Change Legislation?
• What Ealdorman Ordlaf did next: estate transmission and textual transmission in a charter of Edward the Elder
• What Energy Future after the World Oil Production Peak?
• What Every Parent Needs to know about Steiner Schools
• What every researcher should know about software development
• What Explains Diverging Paths of Genocidal Violence? Evidence from Rwanda, Sudan, Côte d'Ivoire, Mali, Chad and Senegal
• What feline immunodeficiency virus can teach us about HIV
• What goes up must come down: the decline of the renaissance codpiece
• What goes wrong when speakers stutter?
• What governs the propagation speed of SST Anomalies?
• What happened to them? Life courses of convicts transported to Van Diemen's Land (Tasmania) 1812-1852
• What happened when I spent a month in Antarctica with 75 international women scientists determined to change the world
• What happens after biobanking?
• What happens at the horizon of an extreme black hole?
• What happens in Primary Schools that helps children make positive decisions about science?
• What Happens Next? Event Prediction Using a Compositional Neural Network Model
• What happens to a random walk before equilibrium?
• What happens to a random walk of chained particles when the chain forms a loop or is very long?
• What has diagrammatic representation theory ever done for us?
• What has Engineering Design to say about Healthcare Improvement?
• What has nature ever done for us?
• What has neuroimaging taught us that we didn’t already know?
• What has the Antarctic ozone hole to do with biological evolution?
• What has the Higgs Boson got to do with Cosmology?
• What have the planets got to do with the metals? Scientific axioms and astrology.
• What have we learned from structures of the ribosome?
• What have we learnt about inflation from WMAP?
• What have we learnt about the causes of ADHD?
• What have we learnt about the evolution of the cytokine network from studies in fish?
• What humanitarian financing models may look like in 20 years' time
• What I did on my summer holidays: graphene-based solution gate FETs as pH sensors
• What I don't know about the free topos
• What I don't know about the free topos
• What I Learned From Inventing Scala Macros?
• What I Learned From Inventing Scala Macros?
• What I saw last winter
• What I saw last Winter
• What I saw last winter: Brazil, Cuba, and Mexico
• What if Computers Understood Physics?
• What if science doesn't save the world? Energy security in crisis
• WHAT IF SCIENCE DOESN'T SAVE THE WORLD?: Energy Security in Crisis
• What inspires us to learn?
• What is ... a topos?
• What is a 'company' and what should we do about it?
• What is a Climate Refugee?
• What is a crossover picturebook? - A case study of the adult reader’s and the child reader’s engagement with the spatiotemporal construction in 'How to Live Forever'
• What is a Fab Lab?
• What is a forcing extension (of V)?
• What is a fungal foray?
• What is a mod l Langlands correspondence for GL_n(Q_p) ?
• What is a Pet?
• What is a pro-operad?
• What is a thick concept?
• What is adaptation, and how should it be measured?
• What is amyloid gelation? Characterization using microrheology
• What is an algebraic automorphic form?
• What is an Elementary Particle?
• What is an individual? - Theory and practice behind the biological concept of individuality
• What is an organism?
• What is Armchair Anthropology?
• What is Big Data? Discovery through a Data Walkshop
• What is Biological Adaptation and How Can it be Measured?
• What is Capital?
• What is children's poetry for?: towards a new, but child-specific, 'Apologie for Poetrie' [Sir Philip Sidney, 1595]
• What is code?
• What is consciousness for?
• What is Consciousness For?
• What is Distinctive About Human Thought?
• What is empathy? A genealogical account
• What is evidence-based reproductive medicine and what part did the Physiology Department in Cambridge play historically in its development?
• What is evidence?
• What is Globalisation and What Does it Do?
• What is going on in Portugal? A Critical Reflection of the Political Consequences of Austerity
• What Is Good? – A Comparison Between The Quality Criteria Used In Design And Science
• What is happening in my mind?
• What is happening now? Finding events in Massive Message Streams
• What is Happiness and What Determines it? Integrating Perspectives from Philosophy, Social Science, and Psychology
• What is Imposter Syndrome?
• What is integrability of discrete variational systems?
• What is is like to be a bat from integrated information theory view
• What is it like to be a small child?
• What is it like to be an anxious monkey? : Characterising trait-anxiety phenotypes in the common marmoset (Callithrix jacchus)
• What is Law?
• What is left of the international? Professor Hill's valedictory lecture.
• What is Legal Philosophy?
• What is leukaemia? Talk followed by film screening of Me and Earl and the Dying Girl
• What is Liberalism?
• What is life?
• What is life? A question Physics should ask?
• What is Life? A philosophical perspective
• What Is Little Russian Literature?
• What is meaning, does it reside in the brain, and, if yes, where?
• What is meaning, does it reside in the brain, and, if yes, where?
• What is meaning?
• What is meaning?
• What is Media Archaeology?
• What is Media Archaeology?
• What is Media Archaeology?
• What is Michael Gove really up to? Dissecting the new school wars...
• What is Music? What is Life? and other unanswerable questions
• What IS nanotechnology?
• What is nonlinear SEA good for?
• What is Pain and how can we treat it?
• What is Pain and how can we treat it?
• What is poor insight into illness in schizophrenia?
• What is quantum theory actually telling us about the world? The 'relational' interpretation
• What is really extraordinary in superconducting cuprates?
• What Is Russian Orientalism?
• What is Scarcity?
• What is sleep’s contribution to the language system?
• What is smart thing like number doing in the dumb parietal cortex?
• What is Software Assurance?
• What is Special about Immigrant Pupils’ Writing in Cyprus? Investigating the Writing Challenges Facing Second Language Learners in Bidialectal Settings
• What is suffering and how to deal with it?
• What Is Supreme about the Supreme Council of Kenya Muslims (SUPKEM)? Challenging the practices of representativeness amongst Muslims in Kenya
• What Is Supreme about the Supreme Council of Kenya Muslims (SUPKEM)? Challenging the practices of representativeness amongst Muslims in Kenya
• What is the air-speed velocity of an unladen swallow?
• What is the Baha'i Faith?
• What is the Cambridge Centre for Smart Infrastructure and Construction
• What is the Cambridge Society for Economic Pluralism and Why is it Needed?
• What is the chance that the match is coincidence?
• What IS the deal with meat?
• What IS the deal with meat?
• What is the deviance information criterion?
• What is the Difference between Emulation and Virtualization?
• What is the dimension of a stochastic process?
• What is the epigenetic landscape of the vertebrate kinetochore?
• What Is the Gender of Passion?: Negotiating Sexuality and Sex Roles in Tango
• What is the History of the Book?
• What is the Impact of Domestic Energy-Efficiency Policies on Foreign Innovation?
• What is the most pressing problem facing the developing world today and what are the solutions?
• What is the origin of complex probability amplitudes?
• What is the purpose of education in the Inuit Arctic of Canada and how can it be achieved?
• What is the role of health services in suicide prevention?
• What is the Sociology of Reproduction all about?
• What is the translational potential of elucidating Wnt/b-catenin signalling in smooth muscle?
• What is the value of work today?
• What is this 'School' called Neoclassical Econmics?
• What is to be done about community violence?
• What is to be done about community violence?
• What is up in the Milky Way
• What is white?
• What is wrong with modern economics?
• What is, and Why bother with, Social Ontology?
• What is... Geometric Algebra?
• What it means to be an organism: a case study of a social amoeba
• What it takes to become an auditory relay synapse
• What keeps sand-castles standing? The physics of wet granular matter
• What keeps the Earth habitable?
• What Lies Behind America and Europe's Pro-Israel Policy?
• What lies beneath: a radio-glaciological study of Greenland.
• What lies beneath? How microtomography is providing new insights into systematics and functional morphology in the human fossil record
• What makes a good PI? - GRASP seminar with discussion and drinks reception
• What makes a tam-tam? Energy cascades in irregular structures
• What Makes a Thing Famous?
• What Makes an Educated Scientist?
• What makes cellular decisions irreversible?
• What makes econophysics distinctive?
• What Makes North Korea Tick?
• What Makes North Korea Tick?
• What makes psychotherapy work? Using deep learning to quantify the relationship between therapy content and outcomes
• What makes real-world scenes special? Evidence from fMRI
• What Makes Representation Democratic?
• What makes science scientific?
• What makes someone psychopathic?
• What makes them tick? Understanding parasitism in the genomic era.
• What makes us happy?
• What Makhuwa can tell us about the structure of human language
• What mathematics tell us about the nature of life ... more than 3,800,000,000 years ago!
• What matters for well-being: Quality of life over the life course
• What matters to people with assistive living needs? Findings from the ATHENE ethnographic study of telehealth and telecare in the home
• What meteorites have to say
• What Might a Lung Cancer Screening Programme in the UK Look Like?
• What might your technology be worth?
• What monsters lurk near planetary systems?
• What NanoAssembly can do for real world Nano-applications
• What new with M2
• What next for our school system? Comparing radical perspectives with Melissa Benn and Jamie Audsley
• What next for your career in science?
• WHAT NOW? CLIMATE CHANGE AND ENERGY AFTER PARIS
• What people talk about when they talk about genomes
• What pluralism could be and might do
• What predicts general practice variation in use of urgent referrals for suspected cancer and endoscopies? Associations with patient experience, clinical quality and practice characteristics
• What Price Sovereignty - Brexit and Human Rights
• What price success? The population exchange of 1923 as a political and moral conundrum
• What proteomics can tell us about platelets
• What quantum computers tell us about physics (even if no one ever builds one!)
• What quantum computers tell us about physics (even if no one ever builds one!)
• What reasons needn't be
• What reflected light tells the eye about the content of the world
• What role for the EU institutions during the Article 50 process
• WHAT SCIENCE CAN DO: The Cambridge life science cluster at a pivot point
• What scientists and engineers need to know about patents and related things
• What scientists can do for sustainability that CEOs and Ministers can't
• What Sea Ice Physics is Missing from Models?
• What shapes the human immune system?
• What should a forensic scientist's likelihood ratio be?
• What should we do about the diabetes epidemic? Insights from epidemiology
• What should we learn from Richard Dawkins?
• What soft matter physics can give and take from cell biology
• What soft matter physics can give and take from cell biology
• What sort of challenge is climate change? Fifty years of editorialising in ‘Nature’ and ‘Science’
• What structural studies tell us about amyloids and prions
• What surfactants do at interfaces
• What tells the Drosophila bristle which way to point?
• What the "Renewal Effect" is, is not, and the status of current explanations
• What the 1000 genomes project tells us about systematic bias and batch effects in sec-gen data
• What the DNN heard? Dissecting the machine brain for a better insight.
• What the heck is priming and what's a shoebox got to do with it?
• What the Media are doing to our politics
• What the Rat's Whiskers Tell the Rat's Brain
• What the small print in the early medieval penitentials tells us about abortion
• What the War Did to Our Memories: Art exhibition with Syrian artist Diala Brisly
• What to do with non-replicating speleothem stable isotope time series - an example from Siberia
• What to do with the 'insoluble' foreign policy problems facing the UK
• What to do with the CO2 we can’t eliminate?
• What to expect from Gaia Data Release 2
• What to expect from logarithmic conformal field theory
• What use is a college education?
• What was an organic economy?
• What was first: the genetic code or its products?
• What was linen? Flax and hemp at home and work in 18th-century England
• What was the Impact of the Last Glacial Maximum on the Landscape and Human Environment?
• What was the meaning of Rhodes Must Fall? (Oxford, 2015-2016) and of Dismantling The Master's House? (UCL, 2014-2015)
• What we can learn about Climate Dynamics from ice-cores
• What we can learn from deforestation patterns and historical disturbance effects in tropical rain forests of the Blue and John Crow Mountains National Park
• What we can learn from the structure of viral RNA-dependent RNA polymerase complexes
• What we did in our summer holidays
• What we don't know about nano-assembly for nanomaterials
• What we don’t know about the Universe from the very small to the very big : ONE DAY MEETING
• What we face in facing up to complexity in the genetics of complex disease
• What we have been doing while at INI for the last 5 weeks: a mathematical study on anomalous diffusion
• What we talk about when we talk about context
• What We Talk About When We Talk About Types
• What will a nanobot look like?
• What will a nanobot look like?
• What will ‘businesslike’ mean when business isn’t like business anymore?
• What will China be like as a great power
• What will it take to avoid two degrees of warming -- the tale of the trillionth tonne
• What would you do if you weren't afraid?
• What You Don't Know About God
• What You Don't Know About Karma
• What You Don't Know About The Future
• What _is_ the Right to Housing?
• What's happening to the world?
• What's a brain for? A moving story
• What's Cooking in Mining
• What's Cool in Antarctica - Technology in Support of Ice-Sheet Research
• What's happening at the LHC (and what it will tell us about TeV-scale theory
• What's in a Name?
• What's in a name? Negotiations of credibility and authority in the naming of the giant otter shrew (Potamogale velox)
• What's in a price? The politics of Measuring Inflation in Europe
• What's in a Wing? Transcriptome analysis of bat limb development
• What's in Cameron's Baskets and Why Does It Matter? Renegotiating the UK's Relationship with the EU
• What's in my stuff?
• What's in the eyes for context-awareness?
• What's Left of Culture and Society?
• What's lumen got to do with it?
• What's new in urology and urodynamics
• What's Next for IfM?
• What's Next For Syria?
• What's Next For Syria?
• What's Next For Syria?
• What's nu? Maxwell's electrical metrology and the electromagnetic theory of light reappraised
• What's the big deal about Big Data?
• What's the point of Margaret Cavendish's Blazing World?
• What's the Point?
• What's the Problem with Maths?
• What's the right complexity measure for inferring causal relations?
• What's the risk of getting out of bed?
• What's under the bonnet? A review of Diesel Engines and their control
• What's under the pot? Rural women and cooking energy in South Asia
• What's wrong with density-functional theory?
• What's Wrong with Dwarf Galaxies?
• What's wrong with wrongdoing?
• What’s Cooking in Mining?
• What’s going on with students taking GCSEs early? Is getting a GCSE or two in Year 9 or 10 a good thing?
• What’s going to get you in the end? Metaphors for the risks of daily life
• What’s happening to the world?
• What’s in a flame? — the modern theory of combustion
• What’s in a name? Surnames, Y chromosomes and the history of Britain
• What’s new (and what isn’t) in improving quality and safety in healthcare
• What’s New in Lewy Body Disease?
• What’s so social about primate sociability?
• What’s special about the human brain
• What’s the point of functional imaging for cognitive theory
• What’s the point of linear-scaling electronic structure methods?
• What’s under the Pot? Rural Women and Cooking Energy in South Asia
• Whatever happened to Gay Journalism?
• Wheat breeding for sustainable productivity, an oxymoron waiting to happen?
• When a stone is not a stone: doing alchemy with plants and animals
• When all the songs sound the same: Characterising congenital amusia
• When and where does language change? Syntax, phonology, acquisition and diachrony
• When Antarctica was green: fossil plants reveal Antarctica's climate history
• When Antarctica was green: Fossil plants reveal Antarctica’s climate history
• When art criticism meets poetry: the case of the post-war Greek poet Eleni Vacalo (1921-2001)
• When Authoritarianism fails in the Arab World: understanding the recourse to the Muslim lexicon
• When ‘Comoners were made slaves by the magistrates’: Political Culture and Electioneering in 1620s Norwich
• When Bayesians Can't Handle the Truth
• When black holes collide - The dawn of gravitational wave astronomy
• When Britons were slaves: Barbary slavery and its consequences
• When can we quantify uncertainty?
• When DDoS attacks meet traffic engineering
• When did Marx think that capitalism would fall?
• When Diversity Becomes Relevant—A Multi-Category Utility Model of Consumer Response to Content Recommendations
• When do local operations and classical communication suffice for two-qubit state discrimination?
• When does environmental science get used in policy and practice?
• When does spatial diversification usefully maximise the durability of crop disease resistance?
• When experimentation meets limits, but simple correlation is uninformative: modelling developmental influences and other complex phenomena
• WHEN GREAT ACHIEVEMENTS ARE NOT GOOD ENOUGH: WHAT WE CAN LEARN FROM DISAPPOINTMENTS AND DISASTERS IN RECENT CONFLICTS
• When ice meets ocean: meltwater plumes from the murky depths
• When ice meets ocean: meltwater plumes from the murky depths
• When ices collide: electricity, cosmogony, and reciprocity
• When ideas have sex: the collective brain
• When is a controlled experiment not a controlled experiment?
• When is a cow not a cow?
• When is a Hamiltonian Stoquastic?
• When is a movement a ‘gesture’?
• When is a structure a musical instrument? Adventures in tuned percussion
• When is a structure a musical instrument? Adventures in tuned percussion
• When is all the sea ice gone?
• When is an embryo not an embryo?
• When is Art National? Conversation with Wim Pijbes and Nick Cullinan
• When Literature Intersects History: On Beijing Coma
• When Magic And Science Collide
• When males lose their fathers genome: the why and how of a remarkable reproductive system
• When Micro Prudence increases Macro Risk: The Destabilizing Effects of Financial Innovation, Leverage, and Diversification
• When Monads and Comonads Overlap
• When Nabokov writes badly... The question of quality, and laughter in the dark.
• When nano meets bio: Interdisciplinary applications of electron microscopy
• When Nature Begins to Write Herself: German Romantics Read the Electrophore
• WHEN OUTREACH LEADS TO BACKLASH
• When Photonics and Electronics Meet: Device Concepts For The THz Frequency Range
• When Robots Hit the Road: New Challenges in Multi-Vehicle Coordination and Control
• When satellites help predicting animal distribution, movement and performance
• When shapes collide: finding order in disorder
• When Statistics Meets Computing
• When Streaming and Active Queue Management Collides: Experiments with Chunklets
• When System Met History: The Tectonics of the Modern Disciplines
• When the archaeologists are searching for a legend: the (re-)invention of the Hanging Gardens of Babylon
• When the cat's away the mice will play, but what about the rats? Introduced mammal interactions on islands
• When The Golden Chain Breaks: Sleep Dysfunction in Neurogenerative Disorder
• When the Monsoon rocks the Himalaya
• When the outer automorphism groups of RAAGs are vast
• When the Rivers Run Dry
• When the search for Salmonella reveals more’
• When the spectral lines in the Seyfert Galaxy NGC 5548 went on holiday
• When There’s No Party, Nobody Comes: Campaign Rally Attendance in Rural Tanzania
• When to care for and when to kill another female's offspring
• When To Go It Alone: Startups, Alliances, and Resource Accumulation
• When to lift (a function to higher dimensions) and when not
• When trust fails: Children’s social adjustment and development
• When Two Isn't Better Than One: Twin-Tunnels and Ground-Borne Railway Vibration
• When water does not boil at the boiling point
• When were the Faroe Islands first settled and by whom? Archaeological and palaeobotanical solutions
• When While is a Security Risk
• When will We See Princess Leia?
• When Your Life Depends on It Extreme Decision making lessons from the Antarctic
• Whence the force of the law? John Rawls and the course of American legal philosophy
• Where and when exactly? The devilish detail of trying to match wind energy to electricity needs
• Where are the missing girls? Gender discrimination in 19th-century Spain
• Where are the women in medieval logic?
• Where are we heading with cancer diagnosis research?
• Where can AI add Value in Radiology?
• Where can the forces go? Simple ways with complex problems
• Where Compilers Optimizations Go Wrong
• Where Darwin went really wrong: an unbridgeable gap in cognitive evolution
• Where Delegation Meets Einstein
• Where did it all go wrong? New Tools for Automatic Error Analysis in NLP
• Where did that come from? An introduction to Sound Localisation
• Where did those come from? The hidden history of GNVQs
• Where do galaxies end?
• Where do ideas about conservation come from? The story of how a beach conversation became REDD+
• Where Do New Medicines Come From? Mechanistic Modelling and Simulation for Bispecific Antibodies
• Where Do New Medicines Come From? Mechanistic Modelling and Simulation for Bispecific Antibodies
• Where do the laws of logic come from?
• Where Do You Draw the Line?
• Where Do You Draw The Line?
• Where does a claim for the necessity of historical knowledge lead in the human sciences?
• Where does randomness lead in spacetime?
• Where Has My Time Gone?
• Where Have All the Icebergs Gone?
• Where have all the speckles gone? Incoherence and decoherence in fluctuation electron microscopy
• Where ice is not: The liquid phase in the sea ice model CICE
• Where Ideas Take Shapes
• Where is China’s Urbanisation Heading?
• Where is my Nano-bot?
• Where is the intimacy in sex work? A discussion with Claire Jayne and Sophie Day
• Where is the plasticity in cerebellum-dependent forms of learning?
• Where is the Problem of Evil going in contemporary thought?
• Where is Tibet? Locating the Modern Tibetan Identity
• Where Mathematics and Meteorology meet: Maximizing the value of observations for data assimilation across a range of scales
• Where mechanics and biochemistry meet: probing the dynamics of cell polarization and morphogenesis
• Where might we find evidence of a Last Interglacial West Antarctic ice sheet collapse in Antarctic ice core records?
• Where natural and social science meet? Reflections on an experiment in geographical practice
• Where Planar Simple Random Walk Loses its Rotational Symmetry
• Where Salt Goes Water Follows: Understanding Renal Salt Handling, Blood Pressure and Thiazide Drugs
• Where the bee flies: and why it matters
• Where the Crystal Lattice meets the Double Helix
• Where the episode ends: hippocampal encoding of naturalistic events is time-locked to event offset
• Where to go after school? – First results of a longitudinal qualitative study
• Where would we be without counterfactuals?
• Where's all the Technetium? The radioisotope crisis!
• Where's Foucault now?
• Where's My Rocket:? Six-Degree-of-Freedom Stochastic Simulations of Rocket Flight Paths
• Where's the Matter? (Tails from the Milky Way's destructive past)
• Where’s my rocket? – Stochastic simulations of rocket flight paths
• Which are the Best Features for Automatic Verb Classification?
• Which factors influence sentence continuation in children?
• Which is the role of myocardial trabeculae?
• Which mental functions get their own private patch of cortex?
• Which psychophysical colour vision test to use for screening in 3-9 year olds?
• Which Real Numbers are Pleasant?
• Which survival model? Model selection and model averaging issues for analysis of survival and event history data
• Which take which?
• Which type of time-integrators will make dynamic grid adaptivity feasible?
• Whimsical Networking: the Past, the Present, and the Future
• Whipple Museum of the History of Science - Private tour - FULLY BOOKED
• Whispering gallery waves diffraction by boundary inflection: an unsolved canonical problem
• Whispering gallery waves diffraction by boundary inflection: an unsolved canonical problem
• Whistler & Nature: Looking both ways from the industrial to the horticultural
• White and whiter
• White dwarf cooling: electron-phonon coupling and the metallization of solid helium
• White Dwarf Planetary Systems
• White dwarfs as tracers of cosmic, galactic, stellar & planetary evolution
• White Dwarfs in Binary Stars
• White Lies and Alibis: Litigants, Lawyers and Law in Fourteenth-Century York Marriage Disputes
• White maps of Africa – the making of blank spaces
• White matter correlates of visual imagery in synesthesia
• White matter pathology in Parkinson’s disease
• White noise, séances and colonial linguistics
• White Van Stories: a film screening in the presence of the Director, Leena Manimekalai
• White working-class boys, their educational experiences and identity construction
• Whitehead products in v_n-periodic homotopy groups
• Whither Challenge Question Authentication?
• Whither discrete-time model predictive control?
• Whither disease ecology? Old problems and new solutions
• Whither disease ecology? Old problems and new solutions
• Whither fossil fuels? Towards cleaner exploitation.
• Whither sea ice
• Whither South Sudan? Prospects for war, peacebuidling and politics in the world's newest state
• Whithorn's renown in the early medieval period: Whithorn, Futerna and magnum monasterium
• Who Are My People? Christianity, Violence, and Belonging in Post-Colonial Africa
• Who are the Eco-precariat?: Theorizing Labour & Work in an Environmental Service-based economy
• Who by sound and who by ground, who by pin and who by skin: side-channel key extraction from PCs
• Who can own the Arctic?
• Who Can You Really Trust In Science?
• Who do we want to control human-level AI?
• Who Do You Think You Are?
• Who do you think you are? The activities and identities of the late 19th century vet
• Who gained and who lost from Britain's Minimum Wage
• Who gave that to me? Carriage and transmission of Staphylococcus aureus in schools.
• Who gets what, where, in the tangled world of housing finance: the vexed question of price
• Who is to blame? Capacity fade in Li-ion batteries
• Who killed the megafauna? A tale of climate change, murder and mystery.
• Who Lost the Cog in Cognitive Science?—Mentalism in an Era of Anti-Cognitivism
• Who makes data big?
• Who owns big data? Will machine learning systems extract cognitive rents from the poor?
• Who owns outer space?
• Who Owns Science: Promises and Pitfalls of the Public-Private Partnerships
• Who should value nature?
• Who wants to be a Tunnel Engineer - Isn't it boring?
• WHO WANTS TO LIVE FOREVER? Exploring the impact of extreme ageing
• Who were the French revolutionaries?
• Who's most vulnerable? Latitudinal comparisons of thermal sensitivity across marine environments
• Who’s Afraid of Fractional Order Laplace?
• Whole Genome Association Study: What can be learned from a large clinical cohort?
• Whole life management of service knowledge in aerospace domain
• Whole-exome sequencing identifies recurrent functional mutations in melanoma
• Whole-genome analysis of the structure and function of repressive chromatin
• Whole-genome linkage and association scan in primary, non-syndromic vesicoureteric reflux and reflux nephropathy
• Whole-genome sequencing for medical and population genetics
• Whole-genome sequencing of cell-free DNA in maternal plasma
• Whole-Tissue 3D Imaging to Decipher the Neuro-Immune Interplay in Physiology and Disease
• Whom to trust to moralise the market
• Whose fault is it anyway? – Feeding back on Data Quality: who adds the value?
• Whose history of technology? Path dependencies, contested modernities, and pockets of persistence
• Whose Mediterranean? Some French Perspectives
• Whose risk? Whose choice? Whose health?
• Whose voice is it anyway? Literary and Legal Translation
• Why "shaken but not stirred"?
• Why aircraft may soon grow bumps on their wings
• Why and how does organic matter in sediment matter to climate change science?
• Why and how to program a quantum computer
• Why and how to use Drama in Nursing Education in Sweden and in Jordan
• Why Animals Matter
• Why are Banks Highly Interconnected?
• Why are bilinear forms important in analytic number theory?
• Why are defensive toxins so variable?
• Why are extreme sex ratios so rare?
• Why are humans the only species to have language?
• Why are minorities at higher risk of developing psychotic disorders?
• Why are patients with Parkinson’s disease and Dementia impulsive – and what can we do about it?
• Why are slow lorises venomous and will this help or hinder their conservation?
• Why are so many prisoners unemployed at the time of their arrest, and what are the implications for public policy?
• Why are the Big Five personality dimensions still important?
• Why are the GATES still OPEN ? Understanding the Binding-Gating problem of the receptors involved in Calcium signalling
• Why are there so few microbial species?
• Why are there thermophiles in the Arctic?
• Why are they fractal? The interplay between geometry and physics in the development of plant form
• Why are tumours dependent on the MYC oncoprotein?
• Why are we so bad at face recognition?
• Why aren't ghosts naked?
• Why B-series, rooted trees, and free algebras? - 1
• Why B-series, rooted trees, and free algebras? - 1
• Why B-series, rooted trees, and free algebras? - 2
• Why B-series, rooted trees, and free algebras? - 2
• Why B-series, rooted trees, and free algebras? - 2
• Why B-series, rooted trees, and free algebras? - 2
• Why B-series, rooted trees, and free algebras? - 3
• Why B-series, rooted trees, and free algebras? - 3
• Why BAS science matters for Antarctic Policy: Engaging with Politicians, Managers and other Stakeholders
• WHY BASSO IS MACHO: FROM COCHLEA TO CORTEX, SIZE MATTERS IN HEARING
• Why Big Data & Games go hand in hand
• Why Biologists Need Mathmos
• Why Biologists Need Mathmos
• Why bouncing droplets are a pretty good model of quantum mechanics
• Why bouncing droplets are a pretty good model of quantum mechanics
• Why Can't We Solve the Problem of High Temperature Superconductivity?
• Why Can't We Solve the Problem of High Temperature Superconductivity?
• Why canine patients provide an important ‘missing link’ in spinal cord injury
• Why changes in snow fall matter when interpreting temperature from polar ice cores
• Why Civil Resistance Works: The Future of Nonviolent Conflict
• Why common cause explanation is not the main business of historical reconstruction
• Why Communicate?
• Why computational biology is useful in the cancer world
• Why computational biology is useful in the cancer world
• Why concrete structures stand up? Applying a comprehensive theory to new experiments
• Why Conflict Resolution is the Key in a Changing World
• Why Design Healthcare?
• Why did cross-cultural trade matter in the ancient Near East?
• Why did Darwin change his mind about sex ratio?
• Why did it take medicine 3,000 years to become effective?
• Why did Palau Bridge Collapse
• Why did the 2010 Eyjafjallajökull volcanic eruption cloud last so long?
• Why do a PhD?
• Why do bacterial pathogens have smaller genomes than their non-pathogenic relatives
• Why do British Indian Children have an Apparent Mental Health Advantage?
• Why do cells localise mRNAs? A global perspective on local translation
• Why do different climate models give different answers? An analysis of 21st century wind changes over the Amundsen Sea, West Antarctica, in the CMIP5 climate models
• Why do females fight?
• Why do fruitflies like bananas?
• Why do humans share food?
• Why do I need to keep recharging my smart phone?
• Why do insects vary genetically in susceptibility to viral infection?
• Why Do Institutions Delay Reporting Their Shareholdings? Evidence from Form 13F
• Why do research?
• Why Do Rich People Love Austerity?
• Why do societies work? Persistence and functional explanation
• Why do the English Separate Further and Higher Education?
• Why do we have three families of quarks and leptons? ---- Supersymmetric E_7 nonlinear sigma model
• Why do we jump the gun? Deconstructing waiting impulsivity in humans
• Why Do We Like Flowers
• Why do we like to eat?
• Why do we need a Fanconi Anaemia DNA repair pathway?
• Why do we need a theory of non-elephants?
• Why Do We Need Another Biography of Hitler?
• Why Do We Need New Hardware & Software for Machine Intelligence?
• Why do we want Aristotle to have been a biologist (given that he wasn't)?
• Why does a lute sound different to a guitar?
• Why does a mussel have the shape it has? Ecomorphological trends in freshwater mussels and their use for reconstructing palaeoenvironments
• Why does cardiac function deteriorate in heart failure and how does phosphodiesterase 5 inhibition help?
• Why Does Cyclobutane-1,2,3,4-tetraone Have a Triplet Ground State
• Why Does Cyclobutane-1,2,3,4-tetraone Have a Triplet Ground State?
• Why Does Cyclobutane-1,2,3,4-tetraone Have a Triplet Ground State?
• Why does ethics matter to big data?
• Why does HLA-B27 predispose to autoimmune Spondyloarthritis?
• Why does Industry need Scientist? (My story, from the Large Hadron Collider to Jaguar Land Rover)
• Why does it hurt so much? Understanding the neurobiology of pain.
• Why don't tomographic models have error bars?
• Why ELF won’t SIT: English as a Lingua Franca and Social Identity Theory
• Why Emotion Matters in Conservation Science
• Why equalising trade-offs aren't always neutral
• Why expert judgment isn't evidence: a qualified defence of the EBM position
• Why Fermions, part II
• Why fermions?
• Why fracking works and why not well enough
• Why Galaxy Clusters Ignore Gravity
• Why genetic association studies have been so unsuccessful in psychiatry
• Why genetics succeeds: an epistemology of scientific practice
• Why Germany Chooses Organic Agriculture
• Why glycomics is still not boring: comparisons of N-glycans in parasitic and non-parasitic protists and nematodes
• Why glycomics is still not boring: comparisons of N-glycans in parasitic and non-parasitic protists and nematodes
• Why Greek vowels aren't boring
• Why heteroclisis? Phonological change and morphomic continuity in Romanian
• Why intelligent design is for stupid people
• Why is $e^{\pi \sqrt{163}}$ almost an integer?
• Why is Brake Squeal so Twitchy?
• Why is brake squeal so twitchy? Modelling and sensitivity studies of friction-driven vibration
• Why is cancer survival lower in England than in other high income countries?
• Why is Chemistry Difficult?
• Why is genomics now unfashionable in drug discovery?
• Why is Genomics so unfashionable in Drug Discovery?
• Why is it so hard to interpret a contract?
• Why is it useful to study bats in Africa?
• Why is it useful to treat the magnetosphere as a complex system ?
• Why is modern poetry difficult?
• Why is predicting the future of ice sheets so difficult?
• Why is sex determination in reptiles so diverse?
• Why is shape important in trypanosomes?
• Why is the coronavirus replication-transcription complex so elaborate?
• Why is the Enlightenment so difficult to define?
• Why is the International Community Still Managing Bosnia and Herzegovina 14 years After the war has ended?
• Why is the violin so hard to play?
• Why is this feast different from all other feasts?: Eucharistic ritual and belief in early medieval societies
• Why is today's encryption so complicated?
• Why is work with infants and young children important in translational neuroscience? Attention outside the scanner: individual differences in the micro-dynamics of naturalistic attentional control
• Why Isn’t Verification Standard Practice?
• Why Knots Are Really Hard to Untie
• Why latent varaibles in SEM do not always work well
• Why Malthus wasn’t African. Reviewing explanations and implications of low population densities in pre-1900 Sub-Saharan Africa
• Why masked priming tells us more about normal perception than unconscious processing
• Why Mathematical Proof?
• Why mathematics continues to fascinate me - surgery in holomorphic dynamics in particular
• Why Mathmos Rule the World: Always Have, Always Will
• Why meetings don't work and what might: new generation 'distributed power' meetings
• Why men hunt and women gather
• Why mixture modelling?
• Why Monitor?
• Why Monitoring Matters when designing payment for ecosystem services schemes.
• Why More Equal Societies Almost Always Do Better
• Why New Computational Approaches are Needed?
• Why no Phanerozoic Snowball Earth? Changes in biogeochemical cycling across the Precambrian-Cambrian transition
• Why orgies will set you free: sexual paradigms in ancient India and postmodern society
• Why pain gets worse - the molecular basis of sensitization
• Why pain gets worse – molecular mechanisms of inflammatory heat pain
• Why People Go to War
• Why people in hyperbolic conservation laws are interested in free boundary problems.
• Why physical scientists and biologists should interact!
• Why Privacy? A day-long interdisciplinary workshop at CRASSH
• Why Racial and Ethnic Diversity at the Top Remains a Challenge: Exploring Career Progression and Inclusion at the University
• Why racing cars go fast
• Why root the kernel when you can just install a toolbar? - Christopher Palow (Facebook)
• Why Scheduling
• Why scientists should also be revolutionaries
• Why SHIM6 is likely to fail
• Why should I care about RSI? I don't have any problems using computers.
• Why should we study tau in diseases with glial pathology
• Why size matters: improving speech recognition systems by learning rom the auditory system
• Why soil mechanics matters in FE – geotechnical analysis of a deep excavation
• Why speaking louder might not make you understood - supra-threshold deficits in hearing impairment
• Why sperm doesn’t have fins
• Why study early land plants?
• Why study isotropic turbulence?
• Why study the Burgess Shale? Memories from the 1966-7 expeditions
• Why sustainable development might be bad for the environment
• Why teacher assessment is not enough
• Why the ‘Responsibility to Protect’ (R2P) Backfires (And How to Fix It)
• Why the brain is the way it is: the efficient-coding hypothesis
• Why the Chinese Love and Hate Elfriede Jelinek
• Why the ground matters: why tunnels need geologists
• Why the nuts came loose at Potters Bar
• Why the origin of life had to be inorganic
• Why the priority rule does not exist
• Why the stratosphere might help us predict how warm this spring will be
• Why the Third Sector is the New Black: Timeless, Essential, Sexy.
• Why transsexuals?
• Why Trust Public Experiments?
• Why Was the Manila Galleon Only One-Ship Trade?
• Why we are all in debt
• Why We Disagree about Human Nature
• Why we get back under the duvet when climate change is mentioned...
• Why we have emotions and what life might be like without them
• Why We Resist The Truth
• Why We Shouldn't Try to Predict Financial Risk
• Why Women are No Good at Science (and how science stops them from being good)
• Why would you want accurate quasar redshifts?
• Why write a history of both red and green biotech? The controversies over DES in post-war France and the United States
• Why WTO? Forum Shopping for New Aid for Trade Regime
• Why Yang-Mills: a review of no-go results for phi^4_4
• Why young, doomed hot Jupiters are easier to catch than old ones
• Why _morning páper_, but _júry selection_? The variability of compound stress in English
• Whychemeng: Practical Chemical Engineering and Early Career Development
• Wibbles and wobbles of the Coulomb crystal
• Wicked Problems Revisited
• Wicked Problems: Using Morphological Analysis to tackle complex design and policy questions
• Wicken Fen: the science behind the vision
• Wide genome engineering to identify regulators of YAP/TAZ nuclear activity in colorectal cancer
• Wide-area migration of Virtual Machines including local persistent state
• Wide-field substructures in the Local Group
• Widening Access to Latin within Schools: assumptions, attitudes, and challenges
• Widening Participation: Towards a New Settlement
• Widespread translation of small Open Reading Frames from coding regions, UTRs and non-coding RNAs.
• Widows' Work: Some Evidence from the 1881 Census Enumerators' Books
• Widows, wills and economic assets in pre-industrial Britain
• Wiener-Hopf factorisation on the unit circle: some examples of discrete scattering problems
• Wiener-Hopf factorisation on the unit circle: some examples of discrete scattering problems
• Wiener-Hopf factorisation through an intermediate space and applications to diffraction theory
• Wiener-Hopf factorisation through an intermediate space and applications to diffraction theory
• Wiener-Hopf Factorisations for Levy processes
• Wiener-Hopf Factorisations for Levy processes
• Wiener-Hopf factorization: the peculiarities of the matrix almost periodic case
• Wiener-Hopf factorization: the peculiarities of the matrix almost periodic case
• WikiData: a free knowledge base that can be read and edited by humans and machines alike
• Wikimedian in Residence project
• Wild and domestic: the fauna of Grooved Ware pits
• Wild Animal Skins in Victorian Britain: The Belle Vue Zoo, Manchester
• Wild Binary Segmentation for multiple change-point detection
• Wild flower seeds for Gardens, and for Landscape and Conservation projects
• Wild flowers and some wildlife of western Cyprus
• Wild Immunology
• Wild parameters and the Langlands correspondence for classical groups
• Wildlife Gardening in a Landscape Garden
• Wildlife in the Anthropocene: conservation after nature
• Wildlife photography
• Wildllife Sounds and Sound Recording
• Wildness in geometric groups
• Will Britain's lights stay on and will the gas keep flowing?: a look at the next decade.
• Will China Rule the World (and should we be worried)?
• Will climate-volcano interactions be modulated by ongoing climate change? Perspective from explosive eruption column rise.
• Will computers ever become mathematical researchers?
• Will Feeding the World Kill the Planet?
• Will Makerspaces Ever Make It Big? The Emergence of Maker Entrepreneurs and Maker Ecosystems
• Will Migration spell the end of Europe?
• Will open source biotechnology benefit the bottom billion?
• Will recurrent neural network language models scale?
• Will Skynet win? Five ways computers write software better than you.
• Will Tanner: Former Adviser to Theresa May
• Will the Antarctic Go Green Again? Lessons from its Fossil History
• Will the lights go out? : Energy policy in the UK to 2020
• Will We Cause Our Own Extinction? Natural versus Anthropogenic Extinction Risks
• Will you fade? Will you perish? Virginia Woolf and the art of still life
• Willed Forgetfulness: The Arts, Education and the Case for Unlearning
• Willful fluids and the pertinence of laboratory experiments
• Willful Women: Feminism and the History of Will
• Willi Hennig and philosophy
• William Buckland's oral history of deep time, or, things that made him go mmmmmmmmmm
• William Congdon
• William Congdon, Views of Venice
• William Courten (1642–1702) and natural history
• William MCDonough (CANCELLED)
• William Nicholson's 'The girl with a tattered glove'
• William Pitt seminar and dinner - Nervous Energy: will the lights stay on?
• William Pitt Seminar and Dinner: The Anxiety of Age
• William Pitt Seminar: What's so good about growth?
• Williamson on knowledge
• Williamson on knowledge as the most general factive mental state
• Wilson lines and entanglement entropy in higher spin gravity
• Wilson loops: From pseudo-holomorphic surfaces to 2d Yang-Mills
• Wilson Surface Central Charge from Holography
• Wilsonian and large N approaches to non-Fermi liquids
• Wilsonian RG for SPDEs (Informal discussion)
• WIMP direct detection and the ultra-local dark matter distribution
• WIMP hunting: the search for dark matter
• Wimpole Estate and its wildlife
• Wimpole Hall, Past and Present
• Win-win-win - Bond-centred veterinary practice
• Winchgenstein and functional explanation
• Wind dynamics of next-generation tall timber
• Wind Energy in Mexico: Regulation and Project Development
• Wind Park Valuation and Risk Management in Germany
• Wind power in emerging economies and the role of policy
• Wind Power in Mongolia and the Chinese/Russian Border Regions
• Wind Problems for the Electricity Planner and Operator
• Wind Tunnel Testing in Motorsport, and how the Electronics Helps You Win!
• Wind work on ocean eddies and the decadal-mean impact of relative wind stress on the ocean
• WIND, WAVE AND TIDAL POWER GENERATION. RELIABILITY AND COST OF ENERGY
• Wind and Energy Markets: A Case Study of Texas
• Windows & Black Boxes – Oscillating Transparency in a Calm Surveillance Society
• Windows Insider Program
• Wine and cheese evening
• Wine reception
• Wine Reception (after talk)
• Wine Reception (after talk)
• Wings inform: mechanosensing in insect flight control.
• Winifred Nicholson
• Winifred Nicholson: a view from the Kettle’s Yard archives
• Winner Take(s) All Society: The Self in Status Contests
• Winnicott’s Angel: ordinary devotion and primary creativity
• Winning funding – one simple trick for success
• Winning funding – one simple trick for success
• Winning the oil lottery: The impact of natural resource extraction on growth
• Winning the oil lottery: The impact of natural resource extraction on growth
• Winter first aid
• Winter is coming. What happens to sea ice anomalies?
• Winter networking games night
• Winter-to-summer transition of Arctic sea ice breakup and floe size distribution in the Beaufort Sea
• Wintertime Fjord-Shelf Interaction and Ice Sheet Melting in Southeast Greenland
• Wintertime oceanographic conditions over the southern Weddell Sea continental shelf from instrumented seals
• Winton 2nd Annual Symposium on Materials Discovery
• Winton Inaugural Symposium on Energy Efficiency
• Winton Lecture: The Power of Negotiation
• Winton Symposium on Energy Storage and Distribution
• Winton Symposium on Global Challenges for Science and Technology
• Winton Symposium on Green Computing
• Winton Symposium on Machines
• Winton Symposium on Materials Discovery
• Wired Geometric Routing
• Wired groups
• Wireless access schemes for challenging environments
• Wireless communication and poverty reduction in India – Where do we go from here?
• Wireless communication in disordered media
• Wireless communication in electromagnetic cavities
• Wireless community mesh networks: fresh connectivity for 7 billion people
• Wireless in the Woods
• Wireless Networking Technologies
• Wireless Networking Using Smart Radios
• Wireless Physical-layer Security: Fundamentals and Jamming with Coding for Secrecy
• Wireless Sensor Monitoring Technologies for Civil Engineering Infrastructure
• Wireless Sensor Networks for Infrastructure Monitoring: Radio Propagation
• Wireless Spectral Sharing Techniques and Issues
• Wires, Reporters and Information Capsules: Cellular journalism with DNA.
• Wiring specificity in the direction-selectivity circuit of the retina revealed by two-photon laser scanning and serial block-face scanning electron microscopy
• Wiring the worm: global functional and genetic networks for a multicellular animal
• Wirydianna Fiszerowa's Memoirs: A Noblewoman's Perspective on Public and Private Life in Eighteenth-Century Poland
• WiSETI Annual Lecture 2015
• WiSETI Annual Lecture: From Short Cracks to Glass Ceilings, or An Engineer in Wonderland
• Wishful speaking: science, truth and dictatorship
• Wissenspoetik und Rephilologisierung – zur theoretischen Diskussion von Literatur und Wissen
• Witchcraft and the Rise of the First Confucian Empire
• Witchcraft and the Rise of the First Confucian Empire (巫蛊之祸和儒家帝国的兴起)
• With Scott in the Antarctic, Edward Wilson - Explorer, Naturalist, Artist
• Withdrawing from Exhibits: the interactional organisation of museum visits
• Within the Secret State: A Disturbing Study of the Use and Misuse of Power
• Within-field diversity and the effectiveness of crop mixtures at reducing pathogen damage
• Within-host spatiotemporal dynamics of systemic Salmonella infection during and after antibiotic treatment
• Without a leg to stand on: locomotion in the earliest "land" animals
• Witness to Paradise: Photojournalism in Kashmir's present 1986-2016
• Witnesses of the past: the Incunabula Collection at Cambridge University Library
• Witt groups of projective homogeneous varieties and Steenrod operations
• Witt groups vs KO-groups
• Wittgenstein on the Psychology and Anthropology of Colour
• Wittgenstein versus Dawkins
• Wittgenstein's Games
• WMAP polarization observations: seeing through the Galaxy
• WNA Uranium Resources
• Wnt signalling and cell fate decisions in stem cell populations
• Wnt-signalling in adult neurogenesis
• Wntch (Wnt/Notch) signalling and the homeostatic allocation of cell fates during development
• Wo+Men’s Leadership Initiative Conference 2017
• Wobbles, warbles and fish - the physiology of dyslexia
• Wolf - A Social and Cultural Creature: Implications for Conservation
• Wolfgang Huber from the EBI will be talking on the vsn method.
• Wolfgang Silbermann: 'Challenging Times for German Democracy – and why You should get engaged!'
• Wolfson Research Event 2013
• Wolfson Research Event 2018
• Wolves - a genetic perspective on the last 20,000 years.
• Woman & Love: Talk for International Women’s Day 2017
• Womb with a view: transforming obstetric ultrasound into a consumer experience
• Wombats, Weapons & Water: the making of international conservation treaties.
• WOMBL: Number fields with prescribed norms
• WOMBL: Partial Associativity in Latin Squares
• WOMBL: The maximum of the Riemann zeta function on the 1-line
• WOMBL: The minimum number of additive tuples in groups of prime order
• WOMEN AND CAREER DEVELOPMENT IN SCIENCE: A LONG-DISTANCE RACE
• Women and Casualisation: seminar and forum discussion
• Women and Children First: A Brief Look at Working Class Women and Children Commuters in London in the 1890s and 1900s
• Women and children first: imaging medical genetics, 1950s–1970s
• Women and Children, Love and Loss in To the Lighthouse
• Women and Writing; The Life You Save May be Your Own
• Women as creditors, debtors and intermediaries: the informal economy of credit in seventeenth-century Venice
• Women as Entrepreneurs and Employees: Critical Drivers of Economic Growth in Both Developed and Emerging Economies
• Women in Astrophysics: a UK Perspective
• Women in banking: the introduction of the ‘Personal Banker’ at Barclays Bank in the 1970s
• Women in Comics
• Women in Engineering - Celebrating Local Achievements
• Women in Islam
• Women in Science Wikipedia Edit-a-thon
• Women in Science: A Glass Half Full – Talk by Professor Ottoline Leyser
• Women in Science: what women and men should know
• Women Making Waves in Education
• Women on Boards: Business as Usual!
• Women on Boards: Business as Usual!
• Women Talk Sex: Intimate Interviews and Unexpected Answers
• Women's experience of harassment in public space.
• Women's Leadership Centre 2018 - Growing Talent: fostering collective success
• Women's names and the shift to Latin in ancient Italy
• Women's Rights in Kuwait
• Women's Staff Network Event: The Confidence Cocktail
• Women's Staff Network: Career Conversations
• Women's Staff Network: Making your voice heard
• Women's Status Men's States
• Women's Word: Crime Writers' Lunch - 'First Crime Lucky'
• Women's Word: In conversation with ... Lisa Appignanesi
• Women's Word: Literary Dinner with Sandi Toksvig
• Women's work by marital status in England and Wales in 1881: Evidence from the Census Enumerator's Books
• Women's Work, Men's Cultures: overcoming resistance and changing organisational cultures
• Women, Depression and 'collective' action: possibilities for 'social change' within primary mental health care settings in South Africa
• Women, freedom and equality: Margaret Cavendish and Mary Astell
• Women, personal law and property rights: notions of modern citizenship in late colonial India
• Women, property and work: some considerations of the Italian case (Turin, 18th century)
• women@CL Coffee & Cake - 1
• women@CL Coffee & Cake - 2
• women@CL Coffee & Cake - 2
• women@CL Coffee & Cake - 3
• women@CL Coffee & Cake - 4
• women@CL Coffee & Cake - 5
• women@CL Coffee & Cake - 7
• Women@CL committee end of year meeting
• women@CL Q&A - Coffee & Cake with Dr. Sydney Padua - Imaginary Engines: Lovelace, Babbage and the Analytical Engine.
• women@CL talklet -- NetOS, Security, and NLP group
• women@CL Talklets (Session 1) - Rainbow group
• women@CL Talklets (Session 3) - SRG
• women@CL Talklets - NLIP
• women@CL Talklets - Security
• Women’s Rights and Women’s Woes: Who says human rights are universal?
• Women’s Staff Network: Career Conversations
• Women’s Staff Network: Career Conversations
• Women’s work and structural change. Manufactures in 18th-century rural Spain
• Wonderful Fulton-MacPherson operads
• Wonderwalls: Ovid’s Metamorphoses in art
• Wood Burning Stoves - talk and Q & A
• Wood mechanics, allometry, and life-history variation in a tropical rain forest tree community
• Wood nanocellulose – a natural component for novel biocomposite wound dressings
• Woofing it down – lessons on the neurobiology of appetite from man’s best friend
• Wool: low overhead work stealing for fine grain parallelism.
• Woolly Owl (Oxford/Cambridge)
• Word Equations on finite nilpotent groups of class 2
• Word maps on finite groups
• Word order and information structure
• Word order and the Attic Orators: towards a modern linguistic account of ancient stylistic terminology
• Word order change in Central Coast Salish
• Word Order in the NP in Earliest Germanic
• Word production and its brain correlates
• Word Recognition in alphabetic and non-alphabetic scripts
• Word representation of streamline topologies for structurally stable vortex flows in multiply connected domains
• Word Sense Disambiguation and Other Systems in Japanese
• WordFest Special Event: THE MORTAL STORM
• Work in progress on the Australian and New Zealand Intensive Care database: I modelling mortality using random effects regression, and II the development of quantitative indices reflecting provider 'process-of-care'
• Work in progress on visual programming languages
• Work in progress: a prototype refactoring tool based on a mechanically-verified core
• Work in Progress: Nick Turvey
• Work of Chenevier and Chenevier-Clozel
• Work, family and ‘industrious women’: an analysis of a test sample from the 1931-41 Farm Household Surveys
• Work. Division of labour, household and conceptions of gender in Sweden 1550-1610
• Work: a health problem? CCHSR annual lecture
• Work: Benefit, Chore or Stress?
• Working animals and building sustainable veterinary education abroad (or donkeys in the sand!)
• Working At It: the practical, relational and moral aspects of sustaining fatherhood beyond couplehood.
• Working at the speed of light: modern high power laser beams
• Working for a Healthier Tomorrow
• Working in the City and Using your Maths
• Working internationally and locally; rolling out the Global Foot-and-Mouth Disease Control Strategy, one step at a time
• Working memory and its disorders
• Working memory and its disorders
• Working Memory and Long-Term Memory for auditory material
• Working memory and Specific Language Impairment
• Working memory binding and episodic memory formation: evidence from neuroimaging, aging and patient studies
• Working memory training and transcranial electrical stimulation
• Working memory, language, and classroom learning
• Working Memory: Mechanisms of training and development during childhood
• Working on the Inside - Opportunities for scientists to work inside policy making
• Working openly and reproducibly - developing research skills for the future
• Working Openly and Reproducibly - Developing Research Skills For the Future
• Working Outside my Comfort Zone: A Literary Scholar Tackles Financial Modeling
• Working towards 4* outputs for REF2021, and a 'world leading' future
• Working under confinement
• Working with atria: natural ventilation in multi-storey buildings
• Working with beasts: animal societies in 20th-century popular culture
• Working with Bullying in Schools: Exploring the Interventions
• Working with councils to create low carbon towns and cities
• Working with councils to create low carbon towns and cities
• Working with councils to create low carbon towns and cities
• Working with Epidemiologists
• Working with Government’
• Working with Government’
• Working with Livestock Health in the Developing World
• Working with Natural Hazards: Perspectives from a Catastrophe Modelling Company
• Working with over-parameterized models
• Working with proteins
• Working with RNA
• Working with the approvals process from NICE
• Working with Winston Churchill
• Working without shame in international educational development? From consequentialism to casuistry
• Working-Class Parents in the Era of Pedagogy of Autonomy and Family-School Partnership: A Perspective from Italy
• Workshop - "How do I get a job offer?” - Graduate and internship applications and interview workshop
• Workshop - Modelling for Industrial Biotechnology
• Workshop in Microeconomics
• Workshop introduction, context, and review of previous workshops
• Workshop on Developments in Time Series
• Workshop on Disaster Resilient Supply Chain Operations (DROPS) in South Asia
• Workshop on Epigenetics in Gastrointestinal Health and Disease
• Workshop on Language Acquisition
• Workshop on Language Acquisition
• Workshop on Language Processing
• Workshop on Melissa Lane's Carlyle Lectures
• Workshop on Open Innovation: Swimming with Big Fish - get paid to Innovate!
• Workshop on Treating Anhedonia
• Workshop on Twenty Years of Human Development: the past and the future of the Human Development Index
• Workshop on Twenty Years of Human Development: the past and the future of the Human Development Index
• Workshop on Visual Communication of Research and Data
• Workshop Summary
• Workshop/The Ethics of Using Machine Learning in Professional Practice
• Workshop: 'The development and facilitation of an emotion and memory group programme for the treatment of complex PTSD'
• Workshop: « What’s beyond Concerto: an introduction to the R package catR »
• Workshop: Dissemination of systematic reviews
• Workshop: Health Systems Strengthening-
• Workshop: Machine Learning in Cambridge 2015
• Workshop: People’s Power in the Struggle for Freedom
• Workshop: Professor Mike Kelly: “What do policy makers want from systematic reviews”
• WORKSHOP: Sex objects, political subjects or citizen-girls? Using critical, creative and collaborative methods with youth to explore gender, citizenship and schooling & PRESENTATION: Toward policy frameworks for transnational citizenship education
• Workshop: Underdetermination in Semantics and Utterance Processing
• World communism and the Rif War 1921-26
• World Film Collective screening
• World History Roundtable - Rethinking Meta-Narratives: A Conversation on Writing World History
• World Outside My Shoes: Carl Wilkens
• World Rabies Day Seminar: "Rabies Control – challenges in implementing the science!"
• World War I and Imperialism Today !
• World's Apart? Biographies of the Mesolithic-Neolithic Transition
• Worldline Instantons for Magnetic Monopoles in Heavy-Ion Collisions
• WorldWide Telescope - A computational science innovation
• Wormlike and Glassy Wormlike Chains
• Worms and Germs - helminths as vectors of pathogens.
• Would you use 20V 2.25A or 15V 3A to charge your Chromebook and once charged how would you run Android Apps?
• Wound Healing 2016
• Wound healing and autoimmune pathologies; central roles for innate lymphoid cells and stroma
• Wound healing in Drosophila
• Wound therapy on the go: development of a coupled mechanical and acoustic resonant micropump
• Woundcare
• Woven sensor fibers for wearable computing
• WOW Cambridge 2015
• WOW-Cambridge Think-ins
• WP Page Builder: The Ultimate Visual Editor for WordPress Sites
• Wrap up and Questions
• Wrap-up and Questions
• Wrap-up discussion session
• Wrap-up Discussion/ Conclusions
• Wrapping interactions at strong coupling
• Wrestling With Polar Bears: Risk, Power, Law, and Oil and Gas
• Wrinkles, spaghetti & knots
• Wrinkles, spaghetti & knots
• Writers, Rabbis, and the Rabble: Posing the Jewish Question at the Oberammergau Passion Play, c. 1860-1910
• Writing & Editing Workshop and SQUASH
• Writing a history of African popular culture
• Writing in Late Bronze Age Cyprus
• Writing in South Italy: Adaptation, Exchange and Identity
• Writing in the Mother Tongue: the yin-centred feminism of Ursula Le Guin's 'The Left Hand of Darkness'
• Writing Itself
• Writing Low Latency Code
• Writing on DNA: synthesis and information storage
• Writing post-feminist history: female sexual dysfunction and biological psychiatry, 1960 to the present
• Writing shell scripts
• Writing shell scripts
• Writing shell scripts
• Writing shell scripts
• Writing shell scripts
• Writing shell scripts
• Writing shell scripts
• Writing Sound : Designing Notation : Carolingian Musical Techne
• Writing the future: opportunities and challenges in inkjet printing
• Writing the History of Transnational Spaces:A New Approach to the Study of Pan-European Organisations and Norms
• Writing the North? Geography and the disciplines of Circumpolar exceptionality
• Writing the Scientific Revolution in Louis XIV's France
• Writing Unix shell scripts
• Writing vernacular languages online: a case study of writing strategies of Taiwanese on social network sites among young generation
• Writing War
• Writing WWW documents - advanced features
• Writing WWW documents - advanced features
• Writing WWW documents - advanced features
• Writing WWW documents - advanced features
• Writing WWW documents - advanced features
• Writing WWW documents - advanced features
• Writing, Art and Chinese Culture
• Writing, reading and transferring spins via electrical charges: moving towards ultra-fast and green computing
• WSN: Building Resilience at Work
• WSN: Building Resilience at Work
• WSN: Building Resilience at Work
• WT-CCGHR inaugural lecture by GAVI CEO
• Wu Wen-Tsun: a modern Chinese mathematician and the Chinese mathematical tradition
• www.Antibodies_Direct.com
• www.Antibodies_Direct.com The story of Abcam; selling antibodies on-line