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Talks on 2007/5/14

13:00 Setting eyes on the holy: the description of sacred sites in accounts of pilgrimages to Jerusalem and the medieval school of seeing, 12th-15th century Susanne Pickert (Max Planck Institute for the History of Science, Berlin) Cabinet of Natural History
13:00 Can we ever distinguish between quintessence and the cosmological constant? Sirichai Chongchitnan (IoA) Cosmology Lunch
13:15 Locomotion and Complex Fluids Mike Shelley, The Courant Institute, New York University Monday Mechanics Seminars (DAMTP)
14:00 Phonological Representations and the Chimeric Behavior of Glides Andrew Nevins, Asst Professor of Linguistics, Harvard University Linguistics Occasional Talks and Seminars
14:00 Getting published in a high impact journal Katja Brose, Editor of Neuron and Consulting Editor of Cell Occasional neuroscience talks
14:30 Linear configurations in uniform sets Julia Wolf (Cambridge University) Discrete Analysis Seminar
16:00 Wireless communication in disordered media Sebastian Muller Correlated quantum systems discussion group
16:00 Regulation of dendritic arbor growth and synapse formation in embryonic motorneurons of Drosophila Marco Tripodi, Department of Zoology, Cambridge Cambridge Fly Meetings
16:30 "SHIFTING VIEWS OF FRONTO-STRIATAL FUNCTION: NEUROMODULATORY MECHANISMS" Professor Trevor Robbins, Deptartment of Experimental Psychology Adrian Seminars in Neuroscience
18:45 Information Visualization Bob Spence, Imperial College Cambridge Usability Group
19:30 Mending Broken Hearts: replacing damaged cardiac muscle; the MAGIC programme Mr Stephen Large FRCS, Papworth Hospital, Cambridgeshire Cambridge Society for the Application of Research (CSAR)

📅 Talks on Monday, 14 May 2007

13:00

Setting eyes on the holy: the description of sacred sites in accounts of pilgrimages to Jerusalem and the medieval school of seeing, 12th-15th century

👤 Susanne Pickert (Max Planck Institute for the History of Science, Berlin) 📚 Cabinet of Natural History 📍 Seminar Room 1, Department of History and Philosophy of Science

13:00

Can we ever distinguish between quintessence and the cosmological constant?

👤 Sirichai Chongchitnan (IoA) 📚 Cosmology Lunch 📍 CMS, Pav.B, First Floor Common Room (B1.19)

13:15

Locomotion and Complex Fluids

👤 Mike Shelley, The Courant Institute, New York University 📚 Monday Mechanics Seminars (DAMTP) 📍 MR5, DAMTP

14:00

Phonological Representations and the Chimeric Behavior of Glides

👤 Andrew Nevins, Asst Professor of Linguistics, Harvard University 📚 Linguistics Occasional Talks and Seminars 📍 Media Centre (room 142) of the Raised Faculty Building, Sidgwick Avenue

14:00

Getting published in a high impact journal

👤 Katja Brose, Editor of Neuron and Consulting Editor of Cell 📚 Occasional neuroscience talks 📍 Seminar Room (Ground floor), Craik-Marshall Building, Downing Site

14:30

Linear configurations in uniform sets

👤 Julia Wolf (Cambridge University) 📚 Discrete Analysis Seminar 📍 MR4, CMS

16:00

Wireless communication in disordered media

👤 Sebastian Muller 📚 Correlated quantum systems discussion group 📍 TCM Seminar Room, Cavendish Laboratory

16:00

Regulation of dendritic arbor growth and synapse formation in embryonic motorneurons of Drosophila

👤 Marco Tripodi, Department of Zoology, Cambridge 📚 Cambridge Fly Meetings 📍 Gurdon Institute Tea Room

16:30

"SHIFTING VIEWS OF FRONTO-STRIATAL FUNCTION: NEUROMODULATORY MECHANISMS"

👤 Professor Trevor Robbins, Deptartment of Experimental Psychology 📚 Adrian Seminars in Neuroscience 📍 Lecture Theatre, Physiological Laboratory, Downing site

18:45

Information Visualization

👤 Bob Spence, Imperial College 📚 Cambridge Usability Group 📍 Microsoft Research Ltd, 7 J J Thomson Avenue (Off Madingley Road), Cambridge

19:30

Mending Broken Hearts: replacing damaged cardiac muscle; the MAGIC programme

👤 Mr Stephen Large FRCS, Papworth Hospital, Cambridgeshire 📚 Cambridge Society for the Application of Research (CSAR) 📍 Wolfson Lecture Theatre, Churchill College