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Talks on 2008/3/10

13:00 Saved by servitude: the display of horses at the Natural History Museum in London Allison Ksiazkiewicz (Department of History and Philosophy of Science) Cabinet of Natural History
13:00 Quantum Cosmology and the Probability of Inflation Cecelie Hector (DAMTP) Cosmology Lunch
13:00 Uncertainty and Learning in Spoken Human-Computer Dialogue Blaise Thomson, CUED MIL Machine Intelligence Laboratory Speech Seminars
13:05 Spatial structure of reactive scalars stirred by a chaotic advection flow: introducing a delay time Alexandra Tzella (LMD, ENS-Paris) Monday Mechanics Seminars (DAMTP)
14:15 "Isoprene and biofuels: Sensitivity studies in a global chemistry-climate model" (Rachel) / "Emissions, transport and deposition of volcanic aerosol in the troposphere" (Jane) Evgenia Ilyinskaya, Dept. of Geography, and Rachel Pike, CAS Centre for Atmospheric Science seminars, Chemistry Dept.
15:00 Sharp bounds on 2m/r for static spherical objects in general relativity Paschalis Karageorgis (Trinity College Dublin) Geometric Analysis & Partial Differential Equations seminar
16:00 LINGUISTIC FIELDWORK TRAINING Speaker to be confirmed Type the title of a new list here
16:00 Stationary-harmonic multiple-valued functions Wei Zhu (ETH) Geometric Analysis & Partial Differential Equations seminar
16:15 Pictures of data: improving scientific illustrations Matt Davis (MRC-CBU) Graduate Programme in Cognitive and Brain Sciences
16:15 (Skills) Best papers Lent 2008 / (Research) Language-Based Optimisation of Sensor-Driven Distributed Computing Applications Jonathan Davies and others Computer Laboratory Digital Technology Group (DTG) Meetings
17:00 Suspicion of the State: Human Rights, Medicine and the AIDS crisis in Botswana and Kenya Professor Suzette Heald (Brunel University) The political economy of AIDS in Africa
17:00 The Bounding Main: On Poetry and Frost Melanie Challenger, award-winning poet and writer The Cultures of Climate Change
17:30 RNA: the fourth dimension in evolution or how nurture could influence nature? Professor David Baulcombe FRS, Professor of Botany, Department of Plant Sciences Cambridge Philosophical Society
18:00 The big experiment Dr Peter Wothers, Department of Chemistry Cambridge Science Festival
19:30 Student Papers and Grand Discussion Mishko Hansen, Karin Doolan, Antoine Panaïoti Thinking Society: Is our university a place of free thinking?
19:30 Do hormones in the womb affect how your brain develops? Professor Simon Baron-Cohen, Autism Research Centre Cambridge Science Festival
19:45 Evolution of disease susceptibility - how ancient mosquitoes can ruin your life Prof. Ken Smith, Genzyme Professor of Experimental Medicine, Cambridge Ivory Tower Society, Pembroke College

📅 Talks on Monday, 10 March 2008

13:00

Saved by servitude: the display of horses at the Natural History Museum in London

👤 Allison Ksiazkiewicz (Department of History and Philosophy of Science) 📚 Cabinet of Natural History 📍 Seminar Room 1, Department of History and Philosophy of Science

13:00

Quantum Cosmology and the Probability of Inflation

👤 Cecelie Hector (DAMTP) 📚 Cosmology Lunch 📍 Potter Room, CMS, Pav.B, First Floor Common Room (B1.19)

13:00

Uncertainty and Learning in Spoken Human-Computer Dialogue

👤 Blaise Thomson, CUED MIL 📚 Machine Intelligence Laboratory Speech Seminars 📍 LR5, Engineering Department, Baker Building

13:05

Spatial structure of reactive scalars stirred by a chaotic advection flow: introducing a delay time

👤 Alexandra Tzella (LMD, ENS-Paris) 📚 Monday Mechanics Seminars (DAMTP) 📍 MR4, DAMTP

14:15

"Isoprene and biofuels: Sensitivity studies in a global chemistry-climate model" (Rachel) / "Emissions, transport and deposition of volcanic aerosol in the troposphere" (Jane)

👤 Evgenia Ilyinskaya, Dept. of Geography, and Rachel Pike, CAS 📚 Centre for Atmospheric Science seminars, Chemistry Dept. 📍 Unilever Lecture Theatre, Department of Chemistry

15:00

Sharp bounds on 2m/r for static spherical objects in general relativity

👤 Paschalis Karageorgis (Trinity College Dublin) 📚 Geometric Analysis & Partial Differential Equations seminar 📍 CMS, MR15

16:00

LINGUISTIC FIELDWORK TRAINING

👤 Speaker to be confirmed 📚 Type the title of a new list here 📍 Faculty of Asian and MIddle Eastern Studies, L1

16:00

Stationary-harmonic multiple-valued functions

👤 Wei Zhu (ETH) 📚 Geometric Analysis & Partial Differential Equations seminar 📍 CMS, MR15

16:15

Pictures of data: improving scientific illustrations

👤 Matt Davis (MRC-CBU) 📚 Graduate Programme in Cognitive and Brain Sciences 📍 MRC-CBU

16:15

(Skills) Best papers Lent 2008 / (Research) Language-Based Optimisation of Sensor-Driven Distributed Computing Applications

👤 Jonathan Davies and others 📚 Computer Laboratory Digital Technology Group (DTG) Meetings 📍 FW26, William Gates Building

17:00

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📅 Talks on Monday, 10 March 2008

Saved by servitude: the display of horses at the Natural History Museum in London

Quantum Cosmology and the Probability of Inflation

Uncertainty and Learning in Spoken Human-Computer Dialogue

Spatial structure of reactive scalars stirred by a chaotic advection flow: introducing a delay time

"Isoprene and biofuels: Sensitivity studies in a global chemistry-climate model" (Rachel) / "Emissions, transport and deposition of volcanic aerosol in the troposphere" (Jane)

Sharp bounds on 2m/r for static spherical objects in general relativity

LINGUISTIC FIELDWORK TRAINING

Stationary-harmonic multiple-valued functions

Pictures of data: improving scientific illustrations

(Skills) Best papers Lent 2008 / (Research) Language-Based Optimisation of Sensor-Driven Distributed Computing Applications

Suspicion of the State: Human Rights, Medicine and the AIDS crisis in Botswana and Kenya

The Bounding Main: On Poetry and Frost

RNA: the fourth dimension in evolution or how nurture could influence nature?

The big experiment

Student Papers and Grand Discussion

Do hormones in the womb affect how your brain develops?

Evolution of disease susceptibility - how ancient mosquitoes can ruin your life