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Dec
8
Tuesday
City Food Symposium 2020: Harnessing the Power of Youth to Transform…
Panel Discussions
Public
The 2020 City Food Symposium will bring together examples of youth engagement and youth-led initiatives both in the UK and internationally which focus on health and sustainability.
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Dec
11
Friday
CANCELLED: Ian Pace, Beethoven-Liszt Cycle: Symphony No. 9
Concerts
Public
Ian Pace performs Franz Liszt's solo piano transcription of Beethoven's 9th symphony, the Choral, the culmination of Pace's complete cycle of Beethoven-Liszt symphonies, coinciding with the Beethoven 250 year.
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Dec
9
Wednesday
Lectures from the Department of Music
Lectures
Public
Autumn and winter lectures from the Department of Music
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Nov
25
Wednesday
Pupillage Applications: Barrister Panel Event
Panel Discussions
Public
Chambers will give you the insider track to pupillage applications and tell you how to make yours standout.
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Nov
27
Friday
Sarah Burton, The Space for Kindness in the Neoliberal Academy
Lectures
Public
Sarah Burton, The Space for Kindness in the Neoliberal Academy
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Nov
25
Wednesday
Matthew Brown: Trauma and Grief in the Wartime Music of Claude Debussy
Seminars
Public
Matthew Brown: Trauma and Grief in the Wartime Music of Claude Debussy
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Dec
2
Wednesday
Time and self in schizophrenia: How to approach this question…
Seminars
Public
Dr. Anne Giersch will summarize data obtained on time experiments in patients with schizophrenia, and talk about recent results obtained in motor control and in perception suggesting that patients with schizophrenia have difficulties to integrate discrete events in the temporal flow of conscious experience.
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Dec
7
Monday
City Law School Book Launch: Framing Convergence with the Global…
Launches
Public
Join the contributors of the newly published "Framing Convergence with the Global Legal Order" to discuss and explore the concepts of the book.
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Nov
26
Thursday
Identifying and analysing corruption risks in public administration…
Seminars
Students, Academics
Billy Zhao will share the learnings from this 3-month summer project with the World Bank.
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Nov
25
Wednesday
The Contrarian Prize Lecture - Against the Grain: How a brave…
Lectures
Public
The Contrarian Prize Lecture 2020 - Katharine Birbalsingh in conversation with Ali Miraj
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Dec
16
Wednesday
Book launch: Sex, Law and Sovereignty in French Algeria, 1830-1930…
Launches
Public
Judith Surkis will introduce her book Sex, Law and Sovereignty in French Algeria, 1830-1930, which traces how colonial authorities constructed Muslim legal difference and used it to deny Algerian Muslims full citizenship.
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Dec
7
Monday
Co-production and evaluation of a digital intervention for family…
Seminars
Public
Professor Jacqueline Sin describes the innovative participatory research work in digital health and co-production in clinical health research behind the multi-component digital health intervention COPe-support, developed by the EFFIP Project.
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Dec
9
Wednesday
Food Thinkers Series: The framing of food policies in the media: what …
Seminars
Public
Shona Hilton, University of Glasgow, how we communicate and hold the global producers and marketers of unhealthy commodities to greater public account in a Covid-19 world.
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Dec
9
Wednesday
Webinar: From German Internet Panel to Mannheim Corona Study:…
Seminars
Public
Carina Cornesse will provide a detailed account of how the University of Mannheim adapted the long-standing probability-based online panel infrastructure of the German Internet Panel (GIP) to create the Mannheim Corona Study (MCS), and how the MCS data were collected, processed, and communicated as part of a fast-response methodology.