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2024 Sanctuary Lecture
In conversation with Author Dr Dina Nayeri and Dr Roxani Krystalli
St Andrews is a University of Sanctuary, committed to making Higher Education accessible for those seeking sanctuary and to helping to foster a culture of...
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How do antibiotics get into bacteria?
Research seminar as part of the School of Biology's Biomolecular Sciences (BMS) External Seminar series by Prof. Alex O'Neill, School of Molecular...
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Energy Cafe: Why we should care about care
This cafe will be hosted by Silvia Pergetti. The work it takes to operate and maintain energy systems is essential yet often missing from public and scholarly...
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Status reversal and its discontents
Michael Hechter, School of Politics and Global Studies, Arizona State University
The recent rise of reactionary politics in modern democracies across the globe has been attributed to a variety of causes, including deindustrialisation,...
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The Persian Parthenon
Professor Tom Harrison of the British Museum looks again at the old thesis that the iconography of the Parthenon took inspiration from the art of Persepolis. He...
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Energy Cafe: Radical action from above
The World Commission on Dams and the making of global guidelines for the planning and construction of large dams
Hosted by Christopher Schulz Large dams are back on the global development agenda. Researchers have counted thousands of dam projects that are currently planned...
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The World of the Right: Radical Conservatism and Global Order
IPT event
The contemporary radical Right movement is no longer merely a series of nationalist projects, but a phenomenon spanning the globe and affecting different forms...
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Book Launch -- Author Meets Critique
'Engineering Reality' with Cornelia Helmcke
During this book launch event, author Cornelia Helmcke will meet critics Bibiana Duarte-Abadía (Wageningen University) and Christopher Schulz (University of St...
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St Leonard's Postgraduate College and Graduate School for Interdisciplinary Studies Lecture Series
Lecture 6 - Cultural Understanding
What's in a name?: Puns in Roman Republican Coinage -- Sarah Prince, PhD Candidate, School of Classics Analysing Linguistic features of successful...
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The Gatecrashers: a long view of lone actor assassins and terrorists
Featuring Tim Wilson
Over little more than a decade, the so-called 'Lone Wolf' attacker has emerged as a central security threat. Such lone actors are usually seen as a...
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Centre for the Literatures of the Roman Empire Annual Lecture
Strange Stew: the Emperor Vitellius and his "Shield of Minerva" - Rhiannon Ash (Oxford)
This is a School of Classics Event. For further information please contact [email protected] If you wish to join this event on Teams, sign up to our...
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Ukraine: Energy in the Spotlight Revisited -- What to do with Depletion and Energy Dependency?
Join the us online and in-person for our final seminar of Ukraine: Energy in the Spotlight Revisited. During our final session we will look at the future of the...
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Insights, dilemmas and hopes in knowledge-making on feminist politics -- a meditation
IPT event: Dr Radhika Govinda, University of Edinburgh
Dr Radhika Govinda is Senior Lecturer in Sociology and Director of GENDER.ED, the University of Edinburgh's interdisciplinary hub for gender and...
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History in Flames: The Destruction and Survival of Medieval Manuscripts
Our knowledge of the period of European history conventionally called the Middle Ages rests, in a large part, on the writings that survive from that time, all...
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UN International Day of Women and Girls in Science
School of Biology Public Lecture
In honour of the UN International Day of Women and Girls in Science, and International Women's Day, the School of Biology EDI committee will be hosting a...
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Horizons Blossom, Borders Vanish: Anarchism and Yiddish Literature With Dr Anna Elena Torres
Conversation with Dr Jeffrey Stevenson Murer, Director of the Centre for Art and Politics with conversational and musical contributions from Michael Alpert.
Dr Anna Elena Torres will read from her latest book Horizons Blossom, Borders Vanish: Anarchism and Yiddish Literature, in a conversation with Dr Jeffrey...
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Defining Refugees: International Norms, National Interests, and the Politics of Refugee Status
Guest Speaker - Dr. Deenesh Sohoni
Deenesh Sohoni is Professor of Sociology and Director of the Asian Pacific Islander American (APIA) Studies program at William & Mary. His research examines...
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Chasing World War I Ghosts: Re-learning IR through the Togoland Campaign
St Andrews Distinguished Teacher Lecture
: Dr. Yolande Bouka is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Political Studies at Queen's University. She is an interdisciplinary scholar and...
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The linguistic ceasefire or how to re-engage listed armed groups
Paul Wilkinson Memorial Lecture featuring Sophie Hapeslaugh
Sophie will offer a systematic examination of the impact of proscription, or the listing of armed groups as terrorists, on peace negotiations. By introducing...
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A Changing Climate Changing Lives: Poetry Writing Competition
This reading, hosted by the School of English and Centre for Energy Ethics, will showcase the creative writing submissions from selected undergraduate students...
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St Leonard's Postgraduate College and Graduate School for Interdisciplinary Studies Lecture Series
Lecture 6 - Cultural Understanding
What's in a name?: Puns in Roman Republican Coinage -- Sarah Prince, PhD Candidate, School of Classics Analysing Linguistic features of successful...
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Read my mind: facial recognition technologies and contemporary Chinese art
Margaret Hillebrand, Professor of Modern Chinese Literature and Culture at the University of Oxford and Fellow of Wadham College, will lecture on her current...
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Centre for Late Antique Studies Annual Lecture -- Neil McLynn (Oxford)
Lost at Leuchars: Gregory Nazianzen at Sasima
For further information please contact [email protected] If you wish to join this event on Teams, sign up to our seminar mailing list. E-mail...