Digest Week 3 Trinity Term 2018

Inaugural Lecture Cambridge University | 5.00pm-, Faculty of Divinity: Runcie Room (Sidgwick - Cambridge)

Douglas Headley (Cambridge): "Devout Contemplation and Sublime Fancy': The Cambridge Platonists and their Legacy for the Philosophy of Religion'

The Joseph Butler Society | 8.15pm-, Oriel College: Smaller SCR

John Schellenberg (Mount St. Vincent University): 'Truth-Triggered Religious Commitments'

(1/3) Kyoto Prize Public Lectures | 9.30am-, Blavatnik School of Government 

Graham Farquhar (ANU): 'Adventures Across Disciplines: studying biophysics, and observing the shaping of policies'

All are welcome; please register here. 

(2/3) Kyoto Prize Public Lectures | 11.45am-, Blavatnik School of Government 

Takashi Mimura (NICT Japan): 'My fifty years with the transistor'

All are welcome; please register here. 

(3/3) Kyoto Prize Public Lectures | 3.00pm-, Blavatnik School of Government 

Richard Taruskin (Berkeley): 'How to win a Stalin prize: Shostakovich's piano quintet' - support by the Villiers Quarter and Jeremy Young (pianist). 

All are welcome; please register here. 

Seminar Series on Reproducibility and Open Research | 4.30-6.00pm, All Souls College: Wharton Room

Janet Pierrehumbert (Trinity College): ‘Statistical Natural Language Processing in the Open Science Era’

All are welcome; refreshments will be provided.

(3/4) 2018 Hensley Henson Lectures | 5.00-6.00pm, Examination Schools

Diarmaid MacCulloch (St Cross College): Lecture Series – ‘Thomas Cromwell: Enterprising Reformation’

‘Cromwell and the Monasteries (Part 2)’

Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies | 5.00pm-, Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies (Marston Rd)

Jakob Skovgaard-Petersen (Copenhagen): ‘Al-Azhar and the Ulama’

Enlightenment Workshop 2018 | 5.00pm, Voltaire Foundation (Banbury Rd)

Caroline Warman (Jesus College): ‘Patterns of materialist thought: fragments and formulations from Diderot to Destutt de Tracy’

Science and Populism: From Evidence to Narrative | 5.00-6.00pm, Oxford Martin School: Lecture Theatre

Andrea Siodmok (Cabinet Office): 'Government needs to get better at policy-making; more open and connected with people'

To register, please go here. 

Jurisprudence Discussion Group | 5.00pm-, Balliol College: Massey Room

Timothy Endicott (Balliol College): 'Meaning'

Weidenfeld Visiting Professor in Comparative European Literature | 5.30pm-, St Anne's College: TBC

Elif Shafak: Lecture Series - 'Storytelling in a Divided World' 

'Voicelessness and Taboos'