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Talks on 2011/3/10

10:00 BiPhased Antenna Technology demonstration Alex C. Y. Wong DIAL seminars
11:30 Encapsulation of inhibitors for Down-well applications/Adventures of salty water droplets in oil Wei Jin Gun & Michael O'Sullivan Institute for Energy and Environmental Flows (IEEF)
12:00 An Urban Metabolism Approach to Modelling the Resource Performance of Cities Speaker to be confirmed Sustainability in the Built Environment (GreenBRIDGE)
12:00 Challenges in implementing the Bayesian paradigm Prof. Steve MacEachern (Ohio State) Machine Learning @ CUED
13:00 Geometry of double field theory Olaf Hohm (MIT, Cambridge) Quantum Fields and Strings Seminars
13:10 Fast Mobile Text Entry using Gestures and Speech Per Ola Kristensson Darwin College Science Seminars
13:30 Lost and found: the evacuee property dispute between India and Pakistan Pallavi Raghavan (St John’s College) World History Workshop
14:00 Hydrogen Storage and Carbon Dioxide Capture in Metal-Organic Frameworks Professor Jeffrey R Long, Berkeley, USA Inorganic Chemistry
14:00 Introduction to a motivic point of view on the cohomology of moduli spaces of bundles on curves Heinloth, J (Amsterdam) Isaac Newton Institute Seminar Series
14:15 On Telescopes and Cuckoo Clocks Koenraad Audenaert (Royal Holloway, University of London) CQIF Seminar
14:30 Many ways to make ends meet: orchestration of DNA double-strand break repair processes by the NHEJ pathway Prof. Aidan Doherty - Genome Damage & Stability Centre, University of Sussex. Genetics Seminar Series
14:30 Deep Belief Networks for Phone Recongition Rory Waite and Matt Seigel (University of Cambridge) Machine Learning Reading Group @ CUED
15:00 Vortices, rogue waves and polynomials Peter Clarkson (University of Kent) Applied and Computational Analysis
15:00 Judicious partitions of hypergraphs John Haslegrave (University of Cambridge) Combinatorics Seminar
15:15 Large deviations Elena Yudovina ( DPMMS) Statistical Laboratory Graduate Seminars
15:30 A novel developmental model of episodic-like memory in laboratory rodents Rosamund Langston (Centre for Neuroscience, University of Dundee) Chaucer Club
15:30 A set up for the cathegorical Langlands Correspondence Pantev, T (Pennsylvania) Isaac Newton Institute Seminar Series
16:00 Scratching the surface: Measuring the wear and frictional response of surfaces Mark Gee, National Physical Laboratory Physics and Chemistry of Solids Group
16:00 Neural and mechanical mechanisms of multifunctionality Hillel Chiel, Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, USA Zoology Department - Tea Talks
16:00 Comparison of BSM mass determination methods at the LHC Tania Robens (Glasgow) HEP phenomenology joint Cavendish-DAMTP seminar
16:00 Epigenetic variation across generations: mechanisms and consequences of DNA methylation in Arabidopsis Prof. Vincent Colot, Unité de Biologie Moléculaire des Organismes Photosynthétiques, ENS, France Plant Sciences Departmental Seminars
16:00 Physiological and pathological plasticity in identified hippocampal inhibitory interneurons Dr  Karri  Lamsa,  Dept  of  Pharmacology,  Univ  of  Oxford Foster Talks
16:00 Improving Content Delivery Networks by Tracking Geographic Social Cascades Salvatore Scellato (University of Cambridge) Computer Laboratory Systems Research Group Seminar
16:00 Development and characterization of protecting groups that enhance the solubility of synthetic peptides Dr Karolina Wahlström, Melville Laboratory for Polymer Synthesis Melville Laboratory Seminars
16:30 Astronomy: A Subject on the Cusp Shri Kulkarni, Caltech Institute of Astronomy Colloquia
16:30 Kuhn's education: Wittgenstein, pedagogy, and the road to structure Joel Isaac (Queen Mary, University of London/CRASSH, Cambridge) Departmental Seminars in History and Philosophy of Science
17:00 After the End: Psychoanalysis in the Ashes of History Professor Cathy Caruth CRASSH
19:00 Images from the dawn of science - Observing the origins of modern microscopy Prof. Brian J. Ford, President of the Cambridge Society for the Application of Research (CSAR) SCI Cambridge Science Talks
19:30 CPERC, who we are, what we do and why it's important for local biodiversity John Cornell Cambridge Natural History Society
20:00 Active Galaxies and the Amateur Dr Nick Hewitt, British Astronomical Association Cambridge University Astronomical Society (CUAS)
20:00 The Diving Bell and the Butterfly Speaker to be confirmed Film Screenings and Talks

📅 Talks on Thursday, 10 March 2011

10:00

BiPhased Antenna Technology demonstration

👤 Alex C. Y. Wong 📚 DIAL seminars 📍 Automation lab

11:30

Encapsulation of inhibitors for Down-well applications/Adventures of salty water droplets in oil

👤 Wei Jin Gun & Michael O'Sullivan 📚 Institute for Energy and Environmental Flows (IEEF) 📍 Open Plan Area, BP Institute, Madingley Rise CB3 0EZ

12:00

An Urban Metabolism Approach to Modelling the Resource Performance of Cities

👤 Speaker to be confirmed 📚 Sustainability in the Built Environment (GreenBRIDGE) 📍 CRASSH Seminar Room 17 Mill Lane

12:00

Challenges in implementing the Bayesian paradigm

👤 Prof. Steve MacEachern (Ohio State) 📚 Machine Learning @ CUED 📍 Engineering Department, CBL Room 438

13:00

Geometry of double field theory

👤 Olaf Hohm (MIT, Cambridge) 📚 Quantum Fields and Strings Seminars 📍 Potter Room (first floor, Pav. B)

13:10

Fast Mobile Text Entry using Gestures and Speech

👤 Per Ola Kristensson 📚 Darwin College Science Seminars 📍 Entertaining Room, Darwin College

13:30

Lost and found: the evacuee property dispute between India and Pakistan

👤 Pallavi Raghavan (St John’s College) 📚 World History Workshop 📍 Library Seminar Room, 1st Floor, St. John's Library

14:00

Hydrogen Storage and Carbon Dioxide Capture in Metal-Organic Frameworks

👤 Professor Jeffrey R Long, Berkeley, USA 📚 Inorganic Chemistry 📍 Unilever Lecture Theatre, Department of Chemistry

14:00

Introduction to a motivic point of view on the cohomology of moduli spaces of bundles on curves

👤 Heinloth, J (Amsterdam) 📚 Isaac Newton Institute Seminar Series 📍 Seminar Room 1, Newton Institute

14:15

On Telescopes and Cuckoo Clocks

👤 Koenraad Audenaert (Royal Holloway, University of London) 📚 CQIF Seminar 📍 MR13, Centre for Mathematical Sciences

14:30

Many ways to make ends meet: orchestration of DNA double-strand break repair processes by the NHEJ pathway

👤 Prof. Aidan Doherty - Genome Damage & Stability Centre, University of Sussex. 📚 Genetics Seminar Series 📍 Part II room, Department of Genetics

14:30

Deep Belief Networks for Phone Recongition

👤 Rory Waite and Matt Seigel (University of Cambridge) 📚 Machine Learning Reading Group @ CUED 📍 Engineering Department, CBL Room 438

15:00

Vortices, rogue waves and polynomials

👤 Peter Clarkson (University of Kent) 📚 Applied and Computational Analysis 📍 MR14, CMS

15:00

Judicious partitions of hypergraphs

👤 John Haslegrave (University of Cambridge) 📚 Combinatorics Seminar 📍 MR12

15:15

Large deviations

👤 Elena Yudovina ( DPMMS) 📚 Statistical Laboratory Graduate Seminars 📍 CMS, MR4

15:30

A novel developmental model of episodic-like memory in laboratory rodents

👤 Rosamund Langston (Centre for Neuroscience, University of Dundee) 📚 Chaucer Club 📍 Lecture Theatre, MRC Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit, Chaucer Road

15:30

A set up for the cathegorical Langlands Correspondence

👤 Pantev, T (Pennsylvania) 📚 Isaac Newton Institute Seminar Series 📍 Seminar Room 1, Newton Institute

16:00

Scratching the surface: Measuring the wear and frictional response of surfaces

👤 Mark Gee, National Physical Laboratory 📚 Physics and Chemistry of Solids Group 📍 Mott Seminar Room, Cavendish Laboratory, Department of Physics

16:00

Neural and mechanical mechanisms of multifunctionality

👤 Hillel Chiel, Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, USA 📚 Zoology Department - Tea Talks 📍 Part II Lecture Theatre, Department of Zoology

16:00

Comparison of BSM mass determination methods at the LHC

👤 Tania Robens (Glasgow) 📚 HEP phenomenology joint Cavendish-DAMTP seminar 📍 MR15, CMS

16:00

Epigenetic variation across generations: mechanisms and consequences of DNA methylation in Arabidopsis

👤 Prof. Vincent Colot, Unité de Biologie Moléculaire des Organismes Photosynthétiques, ENS, France 📚 Plant Sciences Departmental Seminars 📍 Department of Plant Sciences, Large Lecture Theatre

16:00

Physiological and pathological plasticity in identified hippocampal inhibitory interneurons

👤 Dr  Karri  Lamsa,  Dept  of  Pharmacology,  Univ  of  Oxford 📚 Foster Talks 📍 Hodgkin Huxley Seminar Room, Physiology Building, Downing Site

16:00

Improving Content Delivery Networks by Tracking Geographic Social Cascades

👤 Salvatore Scellato (University of Cambridge) 📚 Computer Laboratory Systems Research Group Seminar 📍 FW26, Computer Laboratory, William Gates Builiding

16:00

Development and characterization of protecting groups that enhance the solubility of synthetic peptides

👤 Dr Karolina Wahlström, Melville Laboratory for Polymer Synthesis 📚 Melville Laboratory Seminars 📍 Unilever Lecture Theatre, Department of Chemistry

16:30

Astronomy: A Subject on the Cusp

👤 Shri Kulkarni, Caltech 📚 Institute of Astronomy Colloquia 📍 Sackler Lecture Theatre, IoA (tea at 4:00 pm)

16:30

Kuhn's education: Wittgenstein, pedagogy, and the road to structure

👤 Joel Isaac (Queen Mary, University of London/CRASSH, Cambridge) 📚 Departmental Seminars in History and Philosophy of Science 📍 Seminar Room 2, Department of History and Philosophy of Science

17:00

After the End: Psychoanalysis in the Ashes of History

👤 Professor Cathy Caruth 📚 CRASSH 📍 CRASSH 17, Mill Lane

19:00

Images from the dawn of science - Observing the origins of modern microscopy

👤 Prof. Brian J. Ford, President of the Cambridge Society for the Application of Research (CSAR) 📚 SCI Cambridge Science Talks 📍 Department of Chemistry, Lensfield Road, Cambridge

19:30

CPERC, who we are, what we do and why it's important for local biodiversity

👤 John Cornell 📚 Cambridge Natural History Society 📍 Mellish Clark Building, Anglia Ruskin University, Cambridge

20:00

Active Galaxies and the Amateur

👤 Dr Nick Hewitt, British Astronomical Association 📚 Cambridge University Astronomical Society (CUAS) 📍 Wolfson Lecture Theatre, Department of Chemistry

20:00

The Diving Bell and the Butterfly

👤 Speaker to be confirmed 📚 Film Screenings and Talks 📍 CALL Media Centre, MML, RFB, Sidgewick site, Cambridge

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📅 Talks on Thursday, 10 March 2011

BiPhased Antenna Technology demonstration

Encapsulation of inhibitors for Down-well applications/Adventures of salty water droplets in oil

An Urban Metabolism Approach to Modelling the Resource Performance of Cities

Challenges in implementing the Bayesian paradigm

Geometry of double field theory

Fast Mobile Text Entry using Gestures and Speech

Lost and found: the evacuee property dispute between India and Pakistan

Hydrogen Storage and Carbon Dioxide Capture in Metal-Organic Frameworks

Introduction to a motivic point of view on the cohomology of moduli spaces of bundles on curves

On Telescopes and Cuckoo Clocks

Many ways to make ends meet: orchestration of DNA double-strand break repair processes by the NHEJ pathway

Deep Belief Networks for Phone Recongition

Vortices, rogue waves and polynomials

Judicious partitions of hypergraphs

Large deviations

A novel developmental model of episodic-like memory in laboratory rodents

A set up for the cathegorical Langlands Correspondence

Scratching the surface: Measuring the wear and frictional response of surfaces

Neural and mechanical mechanisms of multifunctionality

Comparison of BSM mass determination methods at the LHC

Epigenetic variation across generations: mechanisms and consequences of DNA methylation in Arabidopsis

Physiological and pathological plasticity in identified hippocampal inhibitory interneurons

Improving Content Delivery Networks by Tracking Geographic Social Cascades

Development and characterization of protecting groups that enhance the solubility of synthetic peptides

Astronomy: A Subject on the Cusp

Kuhn's education: Wittgenstein, pedagogy, and the road to structure

After the End: Psychoanalysis in the Ashes of History

Images from the dawn of science - Observing the origins of modern microscopy

CPERC, who we are, what we do and why it's important for local biodiversity

Active Galaxies and the Amateur

The Diving Bell and the Butterfly