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Tuesday 04 November 2014

• 10:20 - tba
• 10:35 - Issues in Flux Balance Analysis
• 11:00 - The Place of Religion in the European Public Square
• 11:30 - Standardisation of stoichiometric models: how and why
• 13:00 - The case for a Computational Neurolinguistics
• 13:00 - Bidisperse granular collapses
• 13:00 - Using public-key cryptography in practice
• 13:00 - Recursive splicing regulates use of poison exons within long neuronal genes
• 13:10 - Eating to win: How sportsmen used health foods, and vice versa, from 1890 to the Great War.
• 13:15 - Functional Languages and Financial Models: an Insight into Graph Programming
• 13:15 - tba
• 14:00 - Trading in networks
• 14:00 - Statistical Change Detection for Prognosis and Diagnosis
• 14:15 - Categorical models of effects and resources
• 15:00 - Coffee&Cakes
• 15:00 - Book launch: The Workers' Movement and Egypt's Long Revolution
• 15:00 - Epidemics in networks
• 16:00 - Instantons, moduli, and the ADHM construction
• 16:00 - Chasing waterfalls: constraining the global sulfur isotopic budget in rivers
• 16:00 - Computational Neuroscience Journal Club
• 16:15 - Gaps between primes
• 16:30 - Cosmological Tests of Gravity
• 16:30 - The Indian National Movement
• 16:30 - The characteristic polynomial of a random unitary matrix and Gaussian multiplicative chaos.
• 17:00 - The Protocols of the Elders of Zion: The Facts Surrounding a Fiction
• 17:00 - Langtoft’s Chronicle: Multilingualism of the Other
• 17:00 - Medicine and learned magic in the late middle ages
• 17:00 - Cambridge Migration Research Forum Launch Event
• 17:30 - The Religious Education of the Foundress of Pembroke College, Marie de St. Pol
• 17:45 - Communication in a globalised world: English is necessary but not sufficient
• 18:00 - Enterprise Tuesday 2014/2015: Building billion dollar companies
• 18:00 - mySociety Meetup
• 18:00 - Ambiguous Venice: Britten's final opera
• 18:15 - Computing for the Future of the Planet
• 19:00 - Cambridge African Film Festival (CAFF); "Visions to be heard: Empowering Young Africans through Film"
• 19:00 - Crisis in the Middle East – A Marxist Perspective
• 19:15 - MEDSIN TALK: Sir Andy Haines - Health in the Post-2015 Development Agenda
• 19:30 - 50 Years of X-ray Astronomy
• 20:00 - Generating the Fuel of Life
• 20:30 - 1977 – Martyrdom and the Centenary Celebrations in Idi Amin's Uganda
• 21:00 - Muslims under Nazi Rule, 1941-1945