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07 Nov 2018: "The effects of meat and dairy on population health, the economy, society and the environment" - A multi-disciplinary research conference
09 Oct 2018: "How science got women wrong" with Angela Saini
23 Aug 2018: "Lessons from the past: archaeology, anthropology and the future of food" - Conference
14 Jun 2018: "Creating opportunities to think deeply about science" - Panel Discussion
14 Jun 2018: 'Child poverty and later livelihoods' with Dr Paul Dornan
13 Jun 2018: "The Ethiopian developmental state: a view from the inside" with Ato Newai Gebre-ab
13 Jun 2018: INSIS Workshop: 'Lessons and legacies of the Zika emergency'
12 Jun 2018: "Taming the sun: innovations to harness solar energy and power the planet" with Dr Varun Sivaram
12 Jun 2018: INSIS Workshop: 'Community participation in the control of disease vectors: Old questions, new approaches'
07 Jun 2018: “Governments across Europe need to be more candid with their citizens" with Dr Robin Niblett
07 Jun 2018: 'Ageing and age disaggregated statistics: what, why and when?' with Richard Pereira
31 May 2018: "Stats and studies are not enough: how to gain people's trust in scientific authority" with Nicky Hawkins
31 May 2018: 'SDGs and multidimensional poverty measurement: methodology and data challenges' with Dr Sabina Alkire
24 May 2018: "Putting science at the heart of society and culture" - Panel Discussion
24 May 2018: 'Wrong inputs and wrong assumptions? Why governments must take ageing and older people into consideration to achieve the SDGs' with Ken Bluestone
23 May 2018: "The digital revolution and the distribution of income" with Prof Jeffrey D. Sachs
23 May 2018: 'Coercive trade agreements for supplying global public goods' with Astrid Dannenberg
21 May 2018: "Challenges on the freshwater availability and climate extremes for the Ganges-Brahmaputra-Meghna rivers" with Prof A.K.M. Saiful Islam
17 May 2018: “Science on the front line: getting good quality evidence into the news" with Fiona Fox
17 May 2018: 'Why is it important to end violence against children? SDG outcomes across the life- course' with Dr Franziska Meinck
17 May 2018: 'Reconceiving climate action as the fractal politics of decarbonisation' with Professor Matthew Hoffmann
10 May 2018: Science and Populism: from evidence to narrative
10 May 2018: "Government needs to get better at policy-making; more open and connected with people" with Dr Andrea Siodmok
10 May 2018: 'SDGs, gender and rights' with Prof Sandra Fredman
03 May 2018: 'SDG 3: Healthy ageing and the need for long-term care systems' with Prof Anne-Margriet Pot
02 May 2018: "Planetary health: does our planet have boundaries?" with Prof Yadvinder Malhi and Kate Raworth
01 May 2018: “Organic chemistry’s role in the future of screens and energy conversion” with Prof Seth Marder
30 Apr 2018: "Climate change: past, present and future" with Prof Sir David Hendry
27 Apr 2018: "Deep water, shallow understanding: managing the risk from sea level rise" with Prof Michael Oppenheimer
26 Apr 2018: OIPA Trinity Term Series: Leave no one behind - sustainable development goals, ageing and global development
26 Apr 2018: 'Older people and the SDGs: strategies for visibility and inclusion' with Sylvia Beales
12 Apr 2018: 'Temporal coding-induced synaptic plasticity determines clock-driven sleep quality' with Mark Wu
09 Apr 2018: "Data for one planet Living" - Panel discussion
06 Apr 2018: 'Self-tuning neurons, firing rate homeostasis, and sleep/wake states' with Gina Turrigiano
26 Mar 2018: "Specific impairments of consolidation, reconsolidation and long-term memory maintenance lead to memory erasure. Targeting memories as a new therapeutic approach to psychopathologies" with Prof Karim Nader
23 Mar 2018: "Antarctica, the battle for the seventh continent" with Dr Doaa Abdel-Motaal
22 Mar 2018: "The Immune System: A Very Short Introduction" with Prof Paul Klenerman
22 Mar 2018: "Applied mathematics: a very short introduction" with Prof Alain Goriely
20 Mar 2018: "Development: A Very Short Introduction" with Prof Ian Goldin
20 Mar 2018: "Globalisation: a beast without a nation?" with Prof Ian Goldin and Stephen King, Chaired by Will Hutton
19 Mar 2018: "Children of austerity: impact of the great recession" with Prof Brian Nolan
17 Mar 2018: "Are we living in a second renaissance?" with Prof Ian Goldin - SOLD OUT
17 Mar 2018: Oxford Martin School at the FT Weekend Oxford Literary Festival 2018
09 Mar 2018: 'Congo's hidden peatlands' with Prof Simon Lewis
08 Mar 2018: "Planetary health: is human health at risk in the Anthropocene?" with Sir Andrew Haines
08 Mar 2018: "The role of population policies in addressing ageing in the BRICS countries" with Prof Asghar Zaidi
07 Mar 2018: "Digital food activism" Book Launch
07 Mar 2018: 'Tracing food digitally: Digital methods and their implications for social science research' - Workshop
07 Mar 2018: "The post-truth condition: why we've always been there and why it's unlikely to go away soon" with Steve Fuller
07 Mar 2018: 'Time units for learning and their implementation through neuronal assemblies' with Pico Caroni
02 Mar 2018: LMH Heron Allen Lecture: 'Wolves, lions, social justice and the ethics of conservation' with Prof John Vucetich
02 Mar 2018: "Historical fire in Amazonia: charcoal, forest composition, and functional traits" with Dr Ted Feldpausch
01 Mar 2018: "Health, well-being and the growing challenge of chronic disease: the case of elderly Russians ” with Prof Christopher Gerry
27 Feb 2018: "The black hole of finance: creation and destruction in life, the economy, and the universe" with Prof Seth Lloyd
27 Feb 2018: "The genie out of the bottle? Data valuation and circulation challenges for participatory research" with Niccolo Tempini
22 Feb 2018: "The elderly in South Korea and North Korea during war and peace, and challenges posed by unification" with Prof Jay Lewis & Prof Christopher Davis
20 Feb 2018: 'The Wonder Dialogues: Vibration in Nature' with Sonia Contera and Caspar Henderson
20 Feb 2018: "Uncomfortable knowledge for science" with Jerome Ravetz
16 Feb 2018: "Surviving the Anthropocene: a story of biological gains as well as losses" with Prof Chris Thomas
15 Feb 2018: "The growing and ageing population: Implications and solutions" with Prof Sarah Harper
14 Feb 2018: "Antibiotics: to regulate or not?" with Prof Steven Hoffman and Prof Julian Savulescu
13 Feb 2018: "Creating citizen STS: science, fiction and the future of the 20th Century" with Amanda Rees
09 Feb 2018: "Interrogating the governance landscape of mangrove forests in Kenya and Zanzibar: implications of complexity and fragmentation" with Dr Fiona Nunan
08 Feb 2018: "Prospects for new tools to control malaria" with Prof Kevin Marsh
07 Feb 2018: "Innovating food systems to respond to rapid global changes" with Dr Shenggen Fan
06 Feb 2018: "How should we study truth?" with Lisa Stampnitzky
02 Feb 2018: "The power of recombination to create innovation" with Prof Andreas Wagner
01 Feb 2018: "Transforming drug discovery – the pathway to innovation" with Prof Chas Bountra & Dr Wen Hwa Lee
01 Feb 2018: "Ageing in rural China: migration and care circulation" with Dr Jieyu Liu
30 Jan 2018: "Intelligence-led forensic science: combatting the illegal ivory trade amidst a burgeoning world market" with Dr Samuel Wasser
30 Jan 2018: "Political lives of anticipation: weather, climate and water knowledge in Belize" with Sophie Haines
26 Jan 2018: "Biofuel energy, capital time, and the destruction of Borneo: an ethical perspective" with Prof Michael Northcott
26 Jan 2018: "The economic benefits of a neural circuit motif" with Prof Simon Laughlin
25 Jan 2018: Health: fresh perspectives
25 Jan 2018: "AI in Healthcare" with Prof David Clifton
25 Jan 2018: "The depopulation dividend in Japan: the impacts of population decline and ageing on society and the environment" with Dr Peter Matanle
23 Jan 2018: "What was sociology?" with Des Fitzgerald
19 Jan 2018: "The effects of warming on the performance of tropical trees, from minutes to centuries" with Martijn Slot
18 Jan 2018: OIPA Hilary Term 2018 Seminar Series: "Population ageing in countries that have experienced war, revolution, and economic transition"
18 Jan 2018: "International comparison of the impacts of war, revolution, and economic transition on the elderly: China, Japan, Korea (North and South), and Russia’