This month’s events

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  1. Mining battery metals:  What, how, sustainable?

    Mining battery metals: What, how, sustainable?

    Metals such as lithium, nickel & copper underpin global decarbonisation efforts. The majority of future supply in the short to medium term will come from...

  2. Negotiating Peace with your Allies?

    Negotiating Peace with your Allies?

    Lessons from the Government-United Self-Defense Forces of Colombia (AUC) negotiations of 2003-2004

    Dr Andrew Thomson is a Senior Lecturer at Queen's University Belfast and a Fellow at the Senator George J. Mitchell Institute for Global Peace, Security...

  3. Ambivalent Loyalty and Dissonance: Alawite Community Dynamics Amidst the Syrian War

    Ambivalent Loyalty and Dissonance: Alawite Community Dynamics Amidst the Syrian War

    CSS MS Teams Event

    CSS Webinar, Microsoft Teams, Thursday 27 March, 5:00-6:30 UK Time Haian Dukhan and Rahaf al-Doughli, Ambivalent Loyalty and Dissonance: Alawite Community...

  4. Cyborg Orgy and looking at the ecocide through theatre

    Cyborg Orgy and looking at the ecocide through theatre

    Dispatches from the Quiet Centre, Centre for Arts and Politics, with Liuba Ilnytska

    Join our online talk with Liuba Ilnytska, a dramaturg from Lviv who collaborates with the independent Theatre Nafta in Kharkiv, who will talk about her recent...

  5. School of Physics and Astronomy Colloquia

    School of Physics and Astronomy Colloquia

    Dr Renske Smit, LJMU, presents 'The cold side of galaxy formation at the cosmic dawn'. Host: Anne-Marie Weijmans

  6. Putinism, Trumpism and Religious Sources of Ideology

    Putinism, Trumpism and Religious Sources of Ideology

    Professor Cyril Hovorun, Sankt Ignatios College - Free

    The lecture by Dr Cyril Hovorun, Professor in Ecclesiology, International Relations and Ecumenism at Sankt Ignatios College, analyses and compares two emerging...

  7. Dr Diana Omigie (Goldsmiths): Curious Sounds: How music hijacks and shapes our everyday thoughts.

    Dr Diana Omigie (Goldsmiths): Curious Sounds: How music hijacks and shapes our everyday thoughts.

    School of Psychology and Neuroscience Friday seminar series

    Curious Sounds: How music hijacks and shapes our everyday thoughts. Old Library, 28th of March at 1pm, hosted by Professor Ines Jentzsch Abstract: Music is a...

  8. The World of Scholarly Publishing:  Turning your doctoral thesis into a book

    The World of Scholarly Publishing: Turning your doctoral thesis into a book

    Special Guest Jen McCall, Senior Commissioning Editor

    Jen McCall, Senior Commissioning Editor, Lynne Rienner Publishers: Please email your attendance David at by Friday 28 March. Excellent opportunity to learn more...

  9. Framing a collaborative book project on the security of the Black Sea region

    Framing a collaborative book project on the security of the Black Sea region

    PGR's welcome

    This is particularly intended for PGRs and those seeking hands-on experience of how a collaborative book project can be undertaken. This session gives the...