Research Events Archive
The St Hilda's Brain and Mind series continues this term with Rationality/Decision-Making and the Brain on Tuesday 31 January 2023, from 5pm to 7.15pm in the JdP Music Building.
Guest speakers will be Dr Richard Pettigrew (University of Bristol) for philosophy, Dr Nick Chater (University...
Join us at St Hilda's College in Oxford for 'Belief and the Brain', on Monday, October 24th from 5 to 7;15 p.m. (Note that this is a change from the previous usual day of Thursday.) Prof. Guy Longworth (University of Warwick), Prof. Ryan McKay (Royal Holloway, University of London) and Dr Daniel...
Stefano Ugolini (University of Toulouse, Institute of Political Studies and LEREPS, will lecture on The Industrial Organization of International Trade Finance during the First Globalization as part of the Oxford Centre for Economic and Social History Research Seminar series in Trinity term....
Debin Ma, All Souls College, University of Oxford, will lecture on ‘Involution’ or Seasonality: a new perspective on the 19-20th century Chinese agricultural development as part of the Oxford Centre for Economic and Social History Research Seminar series for Trinity term, convened by...
Melanie Xue, London School of Economics, and Boxiao Zhang will lecture on The Short- and Long-Run Effects of Affirmative Action: Evidence from Imperial China as part of the Oxford Centre for Economic and Social History Research Seminar series for Trinity Term, convened by...
The St Hilda's Brain and Mind series continues with Synaesthesia and the Brain. In this interactive workshop, expert speakers, Professor M. G. F. Martin, Wilde Professor of Mental Philosophy, Oxford, Professor Jutta Peterburs, the Medical School Hamburg, and Dr Janina Neufeld, The Karolinsa...
Sabine Schneider, New College, University of Oxford, will lecture on The Great Deflation and the Origins of the Global Silver Crisis, 1871-1896 as part of the Oxford Centre for Economic and Social History Research Seminar series for Trinity term, convened by...
Alexander Nützenadel, Humboldt University, will speak on The long shadow of 1931: Legacies of financial regulation in transnational perspective as part of the Oxford Centre for Economic and Social History Research series of seminars for Trinity Term, convened by...
St Hilda's College, the InterUniversity Centre in Dubrovnik, and the Herbert Simon Society in Milan run the annual Kathy Wilkes Memorial Conference collaboratively. The three institutions will be taking it in turns to host the event, starting with Dubrovnik this year. It will be possible to...
Join Arabella Stanger, Senior Lecturer in Drama: Theatre and Performance at the University of Sussex, for a discussion of her new book at this DANSOX (Dance Scholarship Oxford) event.