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  1. Mar

    17

    Tuesday

    Concerts

    Public

    Highly acclaimed New York-based ensemble loadbang returns to City, with a programme of works written for their unique line-up of baritone voice, bass clarinet, trumpet and trombone, including Chaya Czernowin's 2019 piece IRRATIONAL.

  2. Jan

    28

    Tuesday

    Concerts

    Public

    The interdisciplinary improvising collective and acclaimed viol consort come together with a programme of visual art and music, with new and old works by Duncan MacLeod, Ryoko Akama, Joel Bell, Sarah Dacey, Pauline Oliveras, Barbara Strozzi, Hildegard von Bingen, Matthew Locke and Leonora Duarte.

  3. Feb

    18

    Tuesday

    Concerts

    Public

    Apartment House performs compositions from the long and prolific career of American poet, performer and composer Jackson Mac Low, pioneer of chance, non-intention and systematic literature and music.

  4. Mar

    6

    Friday

    Seminars

    Students, Academics

    Data Bites seminar with Claire Thompson, Head of Data Innovation & Al at RBS.

  5. Mar

    27

    Friday

    Seminars

    Students, Academics

    Data Bites seminar with Bhagya Annapareddy, Principal(Jr) Data Engineer at QuantumBlack (Mckinsey & Co).

  6. Feb

    25

    Tuesday

    Concerts

    Public

    World premieres by John Croft and Edwin Hillier alongside recent music for ensemble, electronics and video, and Horațiu Rădulescu's rarely performed ‘Lux Animae’.

  7. Apr

    2

    Thursday

    Concerts

    Public

    CIty's Experimental Ensemble, led by Tullis Rennie and Moss Freed, return to South London's hub for creative music, for an evening of exploratory large group improvised and composed music.

  8. Mar

    10

    Tuesday

    Concerts

    Public

    A rare opportunity to hear the meticulously constructed music of John Wall in a multi-speaker concert setting, including the premiere of a new work, alongside recent works by fellow investigative electronic musicians Lee Fraser and Paul Obermayer.

  9. Feb

    7

    Friday

    Seminars

    Students, Academics

    We propose to use a special type of generative neural networks - a Restricted Boltzmann Machine (RBM) - to build a powerful generator of synthetic market data that can replicate the probability distribution of the original market data.

  10. Feb

    11

    Tuesday

    Concerts

    Public

    Pioneering electronic musician and founder of City's Sound Studios, performs new work with Zubin Kanga (piano) and Heather Roche (clarinet), alongside work by Emmerson's teacher, Roger Smalley.

  11. Feb

    4

    Tuesday

    Concerts

    Public

    The acclaimed violinist and legendary improvising musician play a set of spontaneous music.

  12. Apr

    6

    Monday

    Workshops

    Public

    NextORC project dissemination workshop

  13. Jan

    31

    Friday

    Seminars

    Students, Academics

    Data Bites seminar with Ela Osterberger, Head of Data Science at Deliveroo.

  14. Feb

    12

    Wednesday

    Seminars

    Public

    Professor Katharine Ellis talks about her current project, reappraising the history of French musical life from provincial viewpoints.

  15. Jan

    27

    Monday

    Fairs

    Staff, Students

    The School of Arts and Social Sciences invites you to attend their Welcome Back Fair 2020, with stalls, activities and evening performances.

  16. Mar

    13

    Friday

    Concerts

    Public

    Our final year students present works for clarinet and flute, including music by Beethoven and Schubert.

  17. Jun

    12

    Friday

    Seminars

    Public, Staff, Students, Alumni

    The Cross-Border Corporate Insolvency & Commercial Law Research Group (CI&CL) Conference will take place on the premises of City, University of London on 12th June 2020 to discuss the need for regulatory reforms in the area, from a domestic, European and cross-border perspective.

  18. Feb

    7

    Friday

    Concerts

    Public

    Our final year undergraduate students present works by Bach, Chopin and Beethoven.

  19. Jan

    31

    Friday

    Concerts

    Public

    Our final year students present works for violin and flute, including music by Beethoven and Massenet.

  20. May

    15

    Friday

    Lectures

    Public

    The Law of Facebook: Borders, Regulation and Global Social Media. The panel debates the decision in C-18/18 and the wider legislative and regulatory context of borders, global social media and transnational regulation of the internet.

  21. Feb

    14

    Friday

    Concerts

    Public

    Our final year popular vocalists present a lunchtime concert.

  22. Feb

    11

    Tuesday

    Lectures

    Public

    125th Anniversary Lecture from the City Law School

  23. Mar

    6

    Friday

    Lectures

    Public

    21st Hugh Cudlipp Lecture

  24. Feb

    5

    Wednesday

    Seminars

    Public

    In this seminar Stephen Cottrell will chart the object biography of the Grafton 10265 saxophone and consider the changing meanings that have accrued to the instrument and what these might reveal about Charlie Parker, the Grafton alto, and the jazz tradition itself.

  25. Feb

    24

    Monday

    Seminars

    Public

    Centre for Language and Communication Science Research Seminar

  26. Jan

    30

    Thursday

    Workshops

    Public, Staff, Students

    A workshop on the League of Nations @100, with talks on Feeling Internationalism at the League of Nations and beyond, and The Hierarchical Society: the politics of self determination and the constitution of new states after 1919.

  27. Feb

    19

    Wednesday

    Open days

    Public, Prospective Postgraduates

    Open Evenings are a fantastic opportunity to visit City, University of London to find out if it is the right choice for postgraduate study for you. Visit our Postgraduate Open Evening in February 2020.

  28. Feb

    27

    Thursday

    Conferences

    Public, Staff, Students, Alumni

    The London Student Sustainability Conference is returning on Thursday 27 February 2020! After a successful conference last year, we’re looking forward to welcoming students, staff, professionals and members of the public to find out more about the work which is inspiring positive impacts in the world.

  29. Feb

    13

    Thursday

    Seminars

    Public

    In February 2020, we are celebrating the jubilee anniversary of the Centre and acclaiming the achievements of Professor Smith as he receives his Emeritus professorship. We will also be announcing latest developments and exciting projects ahead. This invitation is extended to all who have been involved with the Centre, past and present.

  30. Jan

    27

    Monday

    Panel Discussions

    Public

    A viewing of the documentary “Change the Subject”, showing how an instance of campus activism against anti-immigrant sentiment in their library catalog entered the national spotlight. Followed by a panel discussion.

  31. Feb

    10

    Monday

    Lectures

    Public

    Marjorie Deane Lecture

  32. Feb

    27

    Thursday

    Lectures

    Public

    Roundtable of cultural work

  33. Apr

    17

    Friday

    2 days

    Conferences

    Public

    Kipling in the News Conference

  34. Mar

    23

    Monday

    Seminars

    Public

    Eleanor Dare will talk about the limits of symbolic representation and some alternative systems and approaches she has developed.

  35. Feb

    5

    Wednesday

    Seminars

    Public, Staff, Students, Alumni

    Join us at City university of london for a seminar from Citizenship, Crime and Community in the European Union

  36. Feb

    4

    Tuesday

    Seminars

    Staff, Students

    Department of English, Research Seminar

  37. Feb

    20

    Thursday

    Seminars

    Public, Staff, Students

    Vladimir Unkovski-Korica will present work on a new project exploring Yugoslav participation in municipal internationalist practices in the Cold War.

  38. Feb

    26

    Wednesday

    Seminars

    Public, Students, Alumni

    Join Sir Philip Hampton and Denise Wilson OBE, for a fireside chat discussion on gender diversity on boards.

  39. Feb

    27

    Thursday

    Alumni Events

    Staff, Students, Alumni, Prospective Postgraduates, Prospective Undergraduates, Academics

    Alumni Gathering in Mumbai

  40. Feb

    3

    Monday

    Seminars

    Staff, Students, Alumni

    The Centre for Maternal and Child Health Research at the School of Health Science, City, University of London welcomes you to our next research seminar: Birth Space Design Grounded in Women’s Experiences of Giving Birth

  41. Mar

    9

    Monday

    Seminars

    Public

    This talk will consider the how libraries must respond to the changing ways in which publishers create and make available their works.

  42. Mar

    25

    Wednesday

    Lectures

    Public

    Professor Sandra Walklate lecture

  43. Mar

    10

    Tuesday

    Launches

    Public, Staff, Students

    In The Spatial Reformation, Michael J. Sauter offers a sweeping history of the way Europeans conceived of three-dimensional space, including the relationship between Earth and the heavens, between 1350 and 1850.

  44. Feb

    12

    Wednesday

    Seminars

    Public, Staff, Students

    Militias as a tool of ethnic defection: Lessons from Iraq and Sudan, Yaniv Voller is a Lecturer in the Politics of the Middle East, School of Politics and International Relations, University of Kent.

  45. Jan

    27

    Monday

    Seminars

    Staff, Students, Alumni

    The Centre for Mental Health Research at the School of Health Science, City, University of London welcomes you to our next research seminar: Findings from the Offender Personality Disorder Pathway Programme Evaluation

  46. Mar

    2

    Monday

    Seminars

    Public

    The speakers will talk about working in NHS libraries and how they make a difference to healthcare staff and services today.

  47. Feb

    3

    Monday

    Panel Discussions

    Public

    A viewing of the documentary “Change the Subject”, showing how an instance of campus activism against anti-immigrant sentiment in their library catalog entered the national spotlight. Followed by a panel discussion.

  48. Feb

    4

    Tuesday

    Lectures

    Public, Staff, Students

    The main aim of this talk is to describe some of the more frequent patterns in the distribution of speech sounds in the languages of the world.

  49. Feb

    25

    Tuesday

    Alumni Events

    Staff, Students, Alumni, Prospective Postgraduates, Prospective Undergraduates, Academics

    Alumni Gathering in New Delhi

  50. Mar

    16

    Monday

    Seminars

    Public

    This presentation will consider models by which born-digital material in archives could be made more optimally presented online.

  51. Apr

    3

    Friday

    Seminars

    Public, Staff, Students, Alumni

    The London Universities Maritime Law and Policy Research Group (LUMLP) Conference will take place on the premises of City, University of London on 3rd April 2020 to discuss recent developments in shipping and relevant legal considerations.

  52. Mar

    30

    Monday

    Seminars

    Public

    Kevin Wilson will talk about two projects undertaken: to assess if collections truly reflect teaching, learning and research at LSE; and working to decolonise LSE Library collections.

  53. Jun

    12

    Friday

    Seminars

    Public, Staff, Students, Alumni

    The Cross-Border Corporate Insolvency & Commercial Law Research Group (CI&CL) Conference will take place on the premises of City, University of London on 12th June 2020 to discuss the need for regulatory reforms in the area, from a domestic, European and cross-border perspective.

  54. Feb

    11

    Tuesday

    Seminars

    Public

    Professor Fiona Smith will talk about some of the implications that the Brexit deal and subsequent negotiations will have upon what food is available, and for whom, in a post-Brexit UK.

  55. Feb

    12

    Wednesday

    Alumni Events

    Staff, Students, Alumni, Prospective Postgraduates, Prospective Undergraduates, Academics

    Law Alumni and Student Networking Reception.

  56. Feb

    17

    Monday

    Seminars

    Public

    This talk will look at the work of the National Theatre Archive, what it holds and how it makes it accessible to a global audience.

  57. Mar

    4

    Wednesday

    Alumni Events

    Staff, Students, Alumni, Prospective Postgraduates, Prospective Undergraduates, Academics

    The Economics of Blockchain and Cryptocurrencies: Panel Discussion and Alumni Networking

  58. Mar

    13

    Friday

    Public

    Carr and CCRP Roundtable

  59. Feb

    10

    Monday

    Seminars

    Public

    This talk will focus on topics such as writing a library project proposal, understanding deaccessioning policies and compiling an information needs survey.

  60. Feb

    10

    Monday

    Seminars

    Public

    Centre for Maternal and Child Health Research Seminar

  61. Jan

    29

    Wednesday

    Lectures

    Public

    A Tale of Two Duties: Comparing the scope and effectiveness of UK and French National Law on Supply Chains and Fundamental Rights.

  62. Feb

    26

    Wednesday

    Seminars

    Public

    Join us at City, University of London for a discussion that identifies factors in the institutional and political context of the operation of the CJEU that have shaped the cases brought before the Court as well as the expectations regarding possible compliance or backlash against its decisions