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CIRCA lunchtime seminar
Peiran Wu will give an introduction to Lean, the theorem-proving software.
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CIRCA lunchtime seminar
Chris Brown will speak on "Semi-Automatic Ladderisation: Improving Code Security through Rewriting and Dependent Types", and Victoria Ironmonger...
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Institute of Intellectual History seminar series
Vassilios Paipais (St Andrews)
Between Pacifism and Just War: Oikonomia and Eastern Orthodox Political Theology
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CIRCA lunchtime seminar
Edwin Brady will speak on "The Idris Programming Language", and Jon Fraser will speak on "Fourier analysis in finite fields". All...
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Institute of Intellectual History --- Tom Pye (UCL)
The tailzie and the politics of the feudal law in eighteenth-century Britain
All welcome
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Institute of Intellectual History seminar series
Alan Kahan (University of Versailles/St Quentin)
Three Pillars and Four Fears: A History of Liberalisms
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CIRCA lunchtime seminar
Ian Miguel will speak on recent progress in solving Puzznic, and Colva Roney-Dougal will talk about how to count the subgroups of the symmetric group
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Doors Open @ Computer Science
Join us to discuss ideas and opportunities to collaborate with the School
Our Doors Open Day includes 60+ individual demos and workshops. Presenting these will be our staff and students, with representation from 1st year right through...
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Institute of Intellectual History seminar series
Tim Stuart Buttle (York)
"Behind the curtain: Hobbes and the politics of recognition
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Institute of Intellectual History seminar series
Valerie Wallace (St Andrews)
Valerie Wallace (St Andrews) The case of William Macao: alienness, subjecthood and legal pluralism during Britain's reign of alarm