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October 2018
Open Access Week 2018: Paywall: The Business of Scholarship (lunchtime film screening)
Join us for a screening of Paywall: The Business of Scholarship, a documentary about academic publishing and the tug of war over paywalls.
Find out more »Law School: ‘Axis of Protection’ Seminar
'THE LEGAL CONSTRUCTION OF THE NATIONAL AND THE FOREIGNER IN SOUTH AMERICA OVER 200 YEARS' Speaker: Dr Diego Acosta, Reader in European and Migration Law, Bristol Discussants: Dr Ana Beduschi, Senior…
Find out more »Reading 2050: Transforming the MERL
25 October 2018, 18:00–19:00 Building L022 G01 London Road campus, University of Reading RG1 5AQ Transforming the Museum of English Rural Life: Past, Present and Future Please join Kate Arnold-Forster …
Find out more »Open Access Week 2018: The Game of Open Access
Play an open access board game about open access! At this informal session you will develop an understanding of open access through the initial idea for an article to its acceptance for publication. Bring…
Find out more »November 2018
World War I Public Lecture
Russia and the first world war: a fatal mistake? Professor Dominic Lieven, Senior Research Fellow, Trinity College, Cambridge and Fellow of the British Academy, is a distinguished Historian of Russia…
Find out more »Is Facial Prejudice The Last Taboo?
ADMISSION FREE - BOOKING ADVISABLE We are all exposed to a visual diet that tells us that our happiness and success depend on our facial looks. James Partridge, founder of…
Find out more »Human Rights, Global Wrongs
'Human rights, global wrongs: The Universal Declaration of Human Rights at 70' Part of the University of Reading's Public Lecture series ADMISSION FREE - BOOKING ADVISABLE The Universal Declaration of…
Find out more »LOB Research Seminar
Leadership Organisations and Behaviour Research Seminar Guest speaker Satish Nambisan
Find out more »The Stenton Symposium
English Royal Charters 1066-1215: Discoveries, Gaps and Opportunities This symposium brings together half a dozen of the world’s leading experts on English twelfth-century history, to discuss the usefulness of charters…
Find out more »Stenton Lecture
The letters of England's Kings and Queens 1154-1215: a vast new resource? Professor Nicholas Vincent, University of East Anglia Oxford University Press is about to publish the largest corpus of…
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