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  1. 13 Jun

    Expert Women - Ten Years On. The Fourth Women on Air Conference.

    This exciting conference presents new figures, which will show whether expert women are still under-represented on the news, compared to expert men

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    Location: Northampton Square

    Audience: Public

  2. 14 Jun

    Reimagining Infrastructure

    This workshop will explore how methods in the arts and humanities can help us to rethink what infrastructure is, what it looks and feels like, and its development and provision.

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    Audience: Public

  3. 17 Jun

    Legal Tech and the Future of Law: Lessons from Latin America

    This event explores the lessons learned from Latin America, offering insights and strategies that can be applied globally.

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    Audience: Public

  4. 18 Jun

    8th Annual Mergers & Acquisitions Research Centre Conference

    The M&A Research Centre at Bayes Business School will be hosting the the 8th Annual Mergers & Acquisitions Research Centre Conference in June.

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    Location: Bunhill Row

    Audience: Alumni; Public

  5. 19 Jun

    Learning at City Conference

    The Learning at City Conference is a yearly event focussing on the theory, development and improvement of teaching and learning practices.

    Location: Online

    Audience: Public

  6. 19 Jun

    MSc Global Maternal Health Online Event - June

    Join us to learn more about our MSc Global Maternal Health programme.

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    Location: Online

    Audience: Prospective students

  7. 19 Jun

    Designing More-than-Human Smart Cities symposium and book launch

    This networking event celebrates the launch of the book, and will include presentations from contributors, as well as talks by experts from academia, industry, government, and civil society.

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    Audience: Public

  8. 19 Jun

    Universality in eye movements and reading: An initial study and a replication with increased power

    Professor Simon P. Liversedge will present findings from two studies that have attracted a degree of interest in the field of Cognitive Psychology in recent years.

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    Audience: Public

  9. 21 Jun

    Trade negotiations, trade policy and law-making in an era of soft law: is the EU a leader or a laggard?

    Digital partnerships and soft law frameworks in lieu of trade agreements are increasingly common led by the EU, Asia, US and UK.

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    Location: Law School Building [T]

    Audience: Public

  10. 24 Jun

    What is it about community-based perinatal mental health peer support that works

    This event will present a theory of change for Parents in Mind, a third sector perinatal mental health peer support programme at three sites in England.

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    Audience: Public