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If you have a question about this list, please contact: . If you have a question about a specific talk, click on that talk to find its organiser. 0 upcoming talks and 47 talks in the archive. Wolfson College Humanities Society Is music the most important thing we ever did? (Part II)Livestream available
Lee Seng Tee Lecture - The great economic transformation needed to address climate breakdown: Let ideas be international, goods homespun, but, above all, let finance be national.
Wolfson College Humanities Society talks Art and Architecture in Nazi Germany
Wolfson-HAT Foundation Annual Symposium Series on Personal Data Personal data: Innovation and Analytics
Wolfson-HAT Foundation Annual Symposium Series on Personal Data Personal data: Industry and Markets
Wolfson-HAT Foundation Annual Symposium Series on Personal Data Personal data: digital personhood
International Women's Week at Wolfson Is Gender Equality Possible Under Capitalism?
Post-truth politics and the US Presidential Election: implications for journalism and societyA special event organised by the Wolfson Press Fellowship Programme
From Thesis to Book: One Author’s Journey
Understanding Macao University’s English as a Second Language (ESL) Learners’ Attitudes Towards the Use of Social Networking Sites for English Language Learning: A Mixed-Methods Study
Theorising the Aporia of Communist Asceticism in India
“Not Enough Salt”: An Exploratory Study on Indian Diasporic Students and Their Perceptions of Food in Cambridge
Before the Caliphate – A Critical Historical Inquiry on the Origins of the Islamic Polity
The Extent of Victimization Among Low-Level Offenders Participating in the Turning Point Project and the Implications for Policy and Practice
Unlocking The Secret and Breaking The Cycle: Exploring Menstrual Taboos in Contemporary Jordan
The Scholarly Publishing System is Broken - Discuss
Repurposing Known Drugs as Inhibitors of the Store-Operated Calcium Entry Pathway
Calcium Signalling Dynamics in the Killer T-Cell Attack
An Interdisciplinary Analysis of the Proto-Korean-Japanese Hypothesis
Places and Practices in Victorian Egyptology: ‘Armchair Archaeology’ at Tell el-Yahudiyeh, 1870-1880
A Design Tool for Micro-Architected Adhesive Joints
Queer Women in the Second World War in England
Japanese Corporate Governance Reform: Reinvigorating Corporate Japan?
Private Renting Amongst Young Families in England and Wales, 2001-2011
Wolfson @ 50: Fiftieth Anniversary Lecture Series Prevention is Better than Cure: closing lecture by the Vice Chancellor
Wolfson @ 50: Fiftieth Anniversary Lecture Series "Payment is applause: markets and business models past, present and future"
Wolfson College Humanities Society talks Three Standing Figures - from stone, to studio, to the open airthis talk is open to the public and may be podcast
Wolfson @ 50: Fiftieth Anniversary Lecture Series “Bats and rats and emerging infectious diseases”
Wolfson @ 50: Fiftieth Anniversary Lecture Series Cambridge in the Fifties and Sixties: an extended conversation
Wolfson @ 50: Fiftieth Anniversary Lecture Series "History since the Sixties: from social science to the global turn"
Wolfson @ 50: Fiftieth Anniversary Lecture Series " 50 years of Computing - A Cambridge Perspective"
The Judge and the General: A film screening and Q&A with Chilean producer Patricio Lanfranco
Wolfson @ 50: Fiftieth Anniversary Lecture Series "Winning the fight against heart disease, a charitable view"
Wolfson @ 50: Fiftieth Anniversary Lecture Series "Ireland grows up: the debate about how to celebrate the centenary of the 1916 Rising"
Wolfson @ 50: Fiftieth Anniversary Lecture Series Policing in Britain
Wolfson College Humanities Society talks Mysticism and politics; some thoughts about St Teresa of AvilaThis talk is open to the public and may be podcast
Wolfson @ 50: Fiftieth Anniversary Lecture Series Fashion from street to screen: 50 years of influence on our public appearance
Wolfson College Humanities Society talks Opening of 'The Royal Academy at Wolfson'This talk is open to the public
Wolfson @ 50: Fiftieth Anniversary Lecture Series "But still the days seem the same": Law and Social Change in Britain, 1965-2015
Consciousness as a Problem in Philosophy and Neurobiology: PUBLIC LECTURE BY JOHN SEARLE
Wolfson College Lunchtime Seminar Series - Wednesdays of Full Term An Evening with Artist Anthony GreenReception in the Combination Room from 19:00-20:30
Wolfson Debate: Is Google Making Us Stupid?
Cultural Agoraphobia and the Future of the Library: the first Arcadia Lecture
Wolfson College Humanities Society talks A line from DanteChair: Dr Carolina Armenteros
What the Media are doing to our politics
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Professor Ian Cross (Director of the Centre for Music and Science; Fellow of Wolfson College).
Tuesday 12 October 2021, 18:00-19:00