City Events October 2015
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Oct
6
Tuesday
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Oct
7
Wednesday
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Oct
12
Monday
Whither, whose and why TTIP?
Seminars
Public
Join City Law School experts and special guests as they debate the state of the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) negotiations.
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Oct
19
Monday
An evaluation of Protected Engagement Time in dementia care wards in England
Seminars
Public
Protected Engagement Time (PET) and how it should be implemented to achieve the best results.
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Oct
20
Tuesday
Ian Pace (Piano)
Concerts
Public
Paul Dukas’s Piano Sonata in E-flat minor (1899-1900) and the UK premiere of French composer Brice Pauset’s Étude (2011) for piano.
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Oct
21
Wednesday
On the Source of Human Irrationality: Bayesian Brains and the New Paradigm
Seminars
Public; Staff; Students
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Oct
21
Wednesday
Alexis Luko (Carleton University): Ingmar Bergman's Soundtracks: The Sonatas, Screams and Silence of a Sonic Auteur
Seminars
Public
This presentation examines Bergman’s style as a "sonic auteur" and explores the vital role of the soundtrack in his films.
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Oct
22
Thursday
Technological applications in aphasia therapy
Seminars
Public
This presentation will briefly review the literature about technological applications in aphasia therapy.
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Oct
28
Wednesday
Mechanisms of mindfulness: Insights from event-related brain potentials
Seminars
Public
A talk in the Psychology Seminar Series presented by Dusana Dorjee (Bangor University).
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Oct
28
Wednesday
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Oct
28
Wednesday
Anna Morcom (Royal Holloway, University of London): Perspectives and approaches to studying music and capitalism
Seminars
Public
This talk will explore a number of ways of looking at the relationship of music and capitalism.
Writing seems to be only half of what’s needed of a modern author.
How do you learn to create a platform and strategy for your writing that builds interest and readers?
Join Publishing Consultant Heather O’Connell of City University and Katy Darby of Liars’ League, with author Mark Edwards, to find out as City Short Courses launches their new course, ‘The Authorpreneur’.