Research Events Archive
St Hilda’s College is delighted to be hosting German-Nigerian writer and literary critic, Ijoma Alexander Mangold, for a discussion of his 2017 memoir Das deutsche Krokodil (The German Crocodile, DAS Editions 2021), translated by Ruth Ahmedzai Kemp (St Hilda’s Mod Langs, 1999). The reading and...
This Sichtbarkeiten Conference on visibilities and invisibilities in contemporary German literature organised by Laura Sturtz and Selma Rezgui includes talks from Fatma Aydemir and Sarah Colvin.
You are invited to come and watch live dance with Yorke Dance Project and join the discussion about 'what is grace?' at the Jacqueline du Pré Music Building, noon-2pm on 18th, 19th, 29th, 30th June 2021.
Numbers are very limited and social distancing and COVID-19 measures are in place....
First in human studies represents a critical milestone in drug development – the first opportunity to assess the human potential of the medicine. It is also the stage of development during which we are most dependent on pre-clinical data to inform clinical decisions, such as the doses to be...
This event took place on 6 May. You can still watch Music and the Brain here.
Three expert speakers will each give a talk on the subject of Brain and Mind: Music and the Brain at the next in the popular Brain and Mind series of research seminars...
Geoffrey Liddell (Engineering, 2016), the winner of our Middle Common Room Research Poster Competition, will be presenting on his poster, Wood Decomposing Fungi at this event.
Geoffrey’s interests are Ecology and Biological Networks and he has been involved in groups studying transport in...
Programme
4-4.10 Welcome and introduction by Stephen Wren (event chair).
4.10-4.40 ‘In Conversation’ session with poets Jenny Lewis and David Morley. Jenny will discuss the theme of ‘patterning thought’ with David, and David will read some of his award-winning poetry...
Our three expert speakers, will each give a talk on the subject of Brain and Mind: Understanding the Relationship: Dr Maike Glitsch from the perspective of neuroscience;...
The DANSOX (Dance Scholarship Oxford) launch for the new book by distinguished dance scholar, Mark Franko, will be added to the Jacqueline du Pré Music Building's YouTube channel from Tuesday 24th November (7th Week). ...
Professor Catherine Schenk, Professorial Fellow in Economic and Social History, will give the Per Jacobsson Foundation Lecture for the Board of Governers and members of the Bank for International Settlements on the topic of ‘Central bank cooperation and US dollar liquidity: what can we learn...