Melanie Keene

Name:	Melanie Keene
Affiliation:	Department of History and Philosophy of Science
E-mail:	(only provided to users who are logged into talks.cam)
Last login:	Wed Apr 10 08:55:23 +0000 2013

Public lists managed by Melanie Keene

• Homerton Seminars
• Science and Literature Reading Group

Talks given by Melanie Keene

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• The fairy-tales of science
• Learning things: the objects of familiar science in nineteenth-century Britain
• Puns and pea-shooters: play, words, and plays on words in John Ayrton Paris's 'Philosophy in Sport Made Science in Earnest' (1827)
• Bangs and stinks: Ede's 'Youth's Laboratories' and the smell of useful knowledge

Talks organised by Melanie Keene

This list is based on what was entered into the 'organiser' field in a talk. It may not mean that Melanie Keene actually organised the talk, they may have been responsible only for entering the talk into the talks.cam system.

• René Char in Translation
• Alumni Seminar
• Erosive Wear Resistance of Carbon Nanotube Reinforced Polymer Composites
• Keeping the Glad Game Local: How Porter's 'Pollyanna' Critiques the American Missionary Movement
• The Inner Core: Journey to the Centre of the Earth
• The Family Values of Empire: The Earls Grey in British and North American Perspective
• Making Doctors Better
• “The Builder’s Plan and the Engineer’s Blueprint”: Schemes of Work in Key Stage 3 History
• How does Knowledge about Climate Change Affect Biodiversity Conservation Policy-making and Practice in England? AND Technology Use in Cypriot Primary Music Education: Examining Teachers’ Thinking and Practice
• The Friendship of Science and Religion
• The Emergent Adult: Contemporary Adolescent Literature and Culture
• The power of Caribbean poetry - word and sound
• The letter and the spirit of the law
• Kenyan girls against the odds
• On running a school in difficult times
• Samuel Morley: was he the founder of Homerton College as we know it?
• Photographing quantum particles in superconductors
• Chimpanzee technology: is necessity the mother of invention?
• Dancing with the Tsars
• Can Weak Stakeholders Influence Corporate Social Responsibility Strategies? Rethinking Stakeholder Theory and the Deliberative Approach to CSR
• Henry Mayo, Dr Johnson and the Toleration Act
• Sin at Serampore: the strange legacy of the early nineteenth-century Baptist missionaries in Bengal
• Language in the Physical Literacy of the Young Child
• The Influence of Jane Austen on Women Writers of the Early Twentieth Century
• Viruses: New Foes and Old Friends
• How can UK policy regulating the energy efficient retrofit of the thermal envelope of buildings and the regulation of conservation be reconciled to deliver energy efficient buildings while maintaining cultural heritage?
• Understanding the escalation of corporate corruption
• Managing Information Risks
• Roll Back Malaria's Precursor? Malaria Control's Place in Public Health Policy in French West Africa 1890-1940
• Title to be confirmed
• Internationalising educational development: bulls in china shops and spontaneous and principled partnerships
• From guilt to shame? Ordinary Germans and the Third Reich in contemporary film
• Looking but not seeing: the challenges of detecting response to cancer therapy
• Funding the Party: what to do about corporate political donations
• How to read a children's book and why
• Taking photos of quantum particles
• ...AND DEATH CAME THROUGH SIN: A Pauline reading of Genesis 2-3
• A Summer Perambulation of the College Grounds: Its Flowers and Trees, Their History and Natural History
• Mann, Music and Me
• The Critical Child
• "Darwin's Microscope"