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Talks on 2010/2/22

11:30 Generation of stable monoclonal antibody-producing human memory B cells by genetic programming Hergen Spits - Academic Medical Centre, University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands Cambridge Immunology Network Seminar Series
12:30 Gendered Detection: Crime Fiction and Modern Narrative Professor Mary Evans, School of Social Policy, Sociology and Social Research, University of Kent and Visiting Professor at the LSE Multidisciplinary Gender Research Seminars
12:30 Randomized Language Models via Perfect Hash Functions Lin Sun Natural Language Processing Reading Group
13:00 Production and Consumption in Early Modern Berkshire, 1650-1750 Jameson Wooders, University of Reading Economic and Social History Seminars
13:00 Consistent N-Body Simulation for Coupled Scalar Field Models Baojiu Li (DAMTP) Cosmology Lunch
13:00 Reflections on Darwin 2009: a discussion Jim Secord (Department of History and Philosophy of Science) & Peter C. Kjaergaard (Universities of Aarhus & Cambridge) Cabinet of Natural History
13:00 Hydrodynamics of Copepod Attacks and Escapes Anders Andersen (DTU, Denmark) Monday Mechanics Seminars (DAMTP)
14:15 No talk this week Speaker to be confirmed Centre for Atmospheric Science seminars, Chemistry Dept.
15:00 Simulation-based computation of the workload correlation function in a Levy-driven queue Michel Mandjes, Universiteit van Amsterdam and Eurandom, Eindhoven Optimization and Incentives Seminar
15:00 Bankers, boys, nurses and waiters: reflections on working on work Linda McDowell Department of Geography
15:30 Coffee and Cakes Speaker to be confirmed women@CL Coffee and Cake
16:00 Waves and Oscillations in the Solar Corona Nakariakov, Valery (University of Warwick) DAMTP Astrophysics Seminars
16:00 A roadmap of the brain: Modules, gradients and systems John Duncan (MRC CBSU) Graduate Programme in Cognitive and Brain Sciences
16:30 CANCELLED "Wiring the brain: how axons are guided to their targets" Prof. Christine Holt, PDN. Adrian Seminars in Neuroscience
17:00 The Globalization of Music, c1500–1815: Philosophy & Aesthetics D. R. M. Irving (Christ's College, Cambridge) The Globalization of Music: Origins, Development, & Consequences, c1500–1815
17:00 Talk A - Drift, Markedness and the Final-Over-Final Constraint Alastair Appleton, Department of Linguistics Linguistics PhD seminars
17:00 Talk B - Listening to topic: perception of the prosody of discourse structure Meg Zellers, University of Cambridge Linguistics PhD seminars
17:00 Negotiating varied proficiency levels in Lingua Franca English Dr Anne Ife, Department of English, Communication, Film and Media, Anglia Ruskin University Second Language Education Group
17:00 Sequencing genomes and sequences in the genome: from chemistry to medicine Professor Shankar Balasubramanian, University of Cambridge Organic Chemistry
17:00 Montesquieu and Machiavelli: Appropriation and Critique Paul Rahe (Hillsdale College, Michigan) Political Thought and Intellectual History
17:00 AGM and Jurassic Park(!) Film Night Speaker to be confirmed Sedgwick Club talks
17:00 Sequencing genomes and sequences in the genome: from chemistry to medicine Prof. Shankar Balasubramanian, Department of Chemistry, University of Cambridge Biophysics Colloquia - (Chemistry)
17:00 Joint Russgrad/GGRS seminar on Königsberg / Kaliningrad Edward Saunders (University of Cambridge) & Morag MacIvor (University of Cambridge) German Graduate Research Seminar
17:00 The Physiologist at the Opera: Claude Perrault and the Politics of Pleasure in the Ancien Régime Professor Veit Erlmann (Butler School of Music, University of Texas at Austin) CRASSH lectures
17:00 Social Anthropology Research Associates Seminar, 22 Feb Philippa Williams, Centre of South Asian Studies lclc2's list
17:30 The consequences of Chernobyl, from human health to genetic mechanisms Professor Sir Dillwyn Williams, Strangeways Laboratory Cambridge Philosophical Society
17:30 Pilgrims, art and the ladder to heaven at the monastery of St Catherine at Sinai Robin Cormack (Courtauld Institute of Art) Medieval Art Seminar Series
19:00 Dealing with a Pain in the Backside: Materials Science Solutions to Low Back Pain Dunstan Barnes SBR Graduate Talks
19:30 The 'Voice' of Authority; a framework for analysing how authority can be built and maintained Chris Henwood SBR Graduate Talks
20:00 Rethinking Path Dependence: Beyond Lock-in to Evolution Ron Martin, University of Cambridge Cambridge Realist Workshop

📅 Talks on Monday, 22 February 2010

11:30

Generation of stable monoclonal antibody-producing human memory B cells by genetic programming

👤 Hergen Spits - Academic Medical Centre, University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands 📚 Cambridge Immunology Network Seminar Series 📍 Sackler Lecture Theatre (Level 7), Cambridge Institute for Medical Research

12:30

Gendered Detection: Crime Fiction and Modern Narrative

👤 Professor Mary Evans, School of Social Policy, Sociology and Social Research, University of Kent and Visiting Professor at the LSE 📚 Multidisciplinary Gender Research Seminars 📍 Hardy Building (Downing Site) Room 101

12:30

Randomized Language Models via Perfect Hash Functions

👤 Lin Sun 📚 Natural Language Processing Reading Group 📍 GS15, Computer Laboratory

13:00

Production and Consumption in Early Modern Berkshire, 1650-1750

👤 Jameson Wooders, University of Reading 📚 Economic and Social History Seminars 📍 Main seminar Room, Geography Department Building

13:00

Consistent N-Body Simulation for Coupled Scalar Field Models

👤 Baojiu Li (DAMTP) 📚 Cosmology Lunch 📍 CMS, Pav.B, CTC Common Room (B1.19)

13:00

Reflections on Darwin 2009: a discussion

👤 Jim Secord (Department of History and Philosophy of Science) & Peter C. Kjaergaard (Universities of Aarhus & Cambridge) 📚 Cabinet of Natural History 📍 Seminar Room 1, Department of History and Philosophy of Science

13:00

Hydrodynamics of Copepod Attacks and Escapes

👤 Anders Andersen (DTU, Denmark) 📚 Monday Mechanics Seminars (DAMTP) 📍 MR5, CMS

14:15

No talk this week

👤 Speaker to be confirmed 📚 Centre for Atmospheric Science seminars, Chemistry Dept. 📍 Unilever Lecture Theatre, Department of Chemistry

15:00

Simulation-based computation of the workload correlation function in a Levy-driven queue

👤 Michel Mandjes, Universiteit van Amsterdam and Eurandom, Eindhoven 📚 Optimization and Incentives Seminar 📍 Seminar Room 1, Isaac Newton Institute for Mathematical Sciences

15:00

Bankers, boys, nurses and waiters: reflections on working on work

👤 Linda McDowell 📚 Department of Geography 📍 Small Lecture Theatre, Department of Geography, Downing Site

15:30

Coffee and Cakes

👤 Speaker to be confirmed 📚 women@CL Coffee and Cake 📍 Cafe, William Gates Building

16:00

Waves and Oscillations in the Solar Corona

👤 Nakariakov, Valery (University of Warwick) 📚 DAMTP Astrophysics Seminars 📍 MR14, DAMTP, Pav. F

16:00

A roadmap of the brain: Modules, gradients and systems

👤 John Duncan (MRC CBSU) 📚 Graduate Programme in Cognitive and Brain Sciences 📍 Department of Experimental Psychology Seminar Room

16:30

CANCELLED "Wiring the brain: how axons are guided to their targets"

👤 Prof. Christine Holt, PDN. 📚 Adrian Seminars in Neuroscience 📍 Hodgkin-Huxley Lecture Theatre, Department of Physiology Development and Neuroscience

17:00

The Globalization of Music, c1500–1815: Philosophy & Aesthetics

👤 D. R. M. Irving (Christ's College, Cambridge) 📚 The Globalization of Music: Origins, Development, & Consequences, c1500–1815 📍 Yusuf Hamied Theatre, Christ's College, Cambridge

17:00

Talk A - Drift, Markedness and the Final-Over-Final Constraint

👤 Alastair Appleton, Department of Linguistics 📚 Linguistics PhD seminars 📍 GR-05, English Faculty Building

17:00

Talk B - Listening to topic: perception of the prosody of discourse structure

👤 Meg Zellers, University of Cambridge 📚 Linguistics PhD seminars 📍 GR-05, English Faculty Building

17:00

Negotiating varied proficiency levels in Lingua Franca English

👤 Dr Anne Ife, Department of English, Communication, Film and Media, Anglia Ruskin University 📚 Second Language Education Group 📍 Faculty of Education, 184 Hills Road, Cambridge, room GS5

17:00

Sequencing genomes and sequences in the genome: from chemistry to medicine

👤 Professor Shankar Balasubramanian, University of Cambridge 📚 Organic Chemistry 📍 Wolfson Lecture Theatre, Department of Chemistry

17:00

Montesquieu and Machiavelli: Appropriation and Critique

👤 Paul Rahe (Hillsdale College, Michigan) 📚 Political Thought and Intellectual History 📍 Keynes Hall, King’s College

17:00

AGM and Jurassic Park(!) Film Night

👤 Speaker to be confirmed 📚 Sedgwick Club talks 📍 Harker Room 1, Department of Earth Sciences

17:00

Sequencing genomes and sequences in the genome: from chemistry to medicine

👤 Prof. Shankar Balasubramanian, Department of Chemistry, University of Cambridge 📚 Biophysics Colloquia - (Chemistry) 📍 Wolfson Lecture Theater, Department of Chemistry

17:00

Joint Russgrad/GGRS seminar on Königsberg / Kaliningrad

👤 Edward Saunders (University of Cambridge) & Morag MacIvor (University of Cambridge) 📚 German Graduate Research Seminar 📍 Lecturer's Common Rm, 106, 1st Fl. Raised Faculty Bldg., Sidgwick Site

17:00

The Physiologist at the Opera: Claude Perrault and the Politics of Pleasure in the Ancien Régime

👤 Professor Veit Erlmann (Butler School of Music, University of Texas at Austin) 📚 CRASSH lectures 📍 CRASSH, 17 Mill Lane, Cambridge CB2 1RX

17:00

Social Anthropology Research Associates Seminar, 22 Feb

👤 Philippa Williams, Centre of South Asian Studies 📚 lclc2's list 📍 Department of Social Anthropology, Seminar Room

17:30

The consequences of Chernobyl, from human health to genetic mechanisms

👤 Professor Sir Dillwyn Williams, Strangeways Laboratory 📚 Cambridge Philosophical Society 📍 Bristol-Myers Squibb Lecture Theatre, Department of Chemistry, Lensfield Road

17:30

Pilgrims, art and the ladder to heaven at the monastery of St Catherine at Sinai

👤 Robin Cormack (Courtauld Institute of Art) 📚 Medieval Art Seminar Series 📍 The History of Art Graduate Centre - 4a Trumpington Street

19:00

Dealing with a Pain in the Backside: Materials Science Solutions to Low Back Pain

👤 Dunstan Barnes 📚 SBR Graduate Talks 📍 Old Music Room (A First Court), St John's College

19:30

The 'Voice' of Authority; a framework for analysing how authority can be built and maintained

👤 Chris Henwood 📚 SBR Graduate Talks 📍 Old Music Room (A First Court), St John's College

20:00

Rethinking Path Dependence: Beyond Lock-in to Evolution

👤 Ron Martin, University of Cambridge 📚 Cambridge Realist Workshop 📍 Clare College, Trinity Lane Cambridge, CB2 1TL, in the Latimer Room, in the Old Court

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📅 Talks on Monday, 22 February 2010

Generation of stable monoclonal antibody-producing human memory B cells by genetic programming

Gendered Detection: Crime Fiction and Modern Narrative

Randomized Language Models via Perfect Hash Functions

Production and Consumption in Early Modern Berkshire, 1650-1750

Consistent N-Body Simulation for Coupled Scalar Field Models

Reflections on Darwin 2009: a discussion

Hydrodynamics of Copepod Attacks and Escapes

No talk this week

Simulation-based computation of the workload correlation function in a Levy-driven queue

Bankers, boys, nurses and waiters: reflections on working on work

Coffee and Cakes

Waves and Oscillations in the Solar Corona

A roadmap of the brain: Modules, gradients and systems

CANCELLED "Wiring the brain: how axons are guided to their targets"

The Globalization of Music, c1500–1815: Philosophy & Aesthetics

Talk A - Drift, Markedness and the Final-Over-Final Constraint

Talk B - Listening to topic: perception of the prosody of discourse structure

Negotiating varied proficiency levels in Lingua Franca English

Sequencing genomes and sequences in the genome: from chemistry to medicine

Montesquieu and Machiavelli: Appropriation and Critique

AGM and Jurassic Park(!) Film Night

Sequencing genomes and sequences in the genome: from chemistry to medicine

Joint Russgrad/GGRS seminar on Königsberg / Kaliningrad

The Physiologist at the Opera: Claude Perrault and the Politics of Pleasure in the Ancien Régime

Social Anthropology Research Associates Seminar, 22 Feb

The consequences of Chernobyl, from human health to genetic mechanisms

Pilgrims, art and the ladder to heaven at the monastery of St Catherine at Sinai

Dealing with a Pain in the Backside: Materials Science Solutions to Low Back Pain

The 'Voice' of Authority; a framework for analysing how authority can be built and maintained

Rethinking Path Dependence: Beyond Lock-in to Evolution