Dr Mark Bücking (Head of Department Environmental & Food Analysis) and Dr Matthias Kotthoff (Head of Laboratory Environmental & Food Analysis) from the Institute of Molecular Biology and Applied Biology...Read More >
Department of Film, Theatre and Television, University of Reading The Journeys Across Media (JAM) Postgraduate Conference, run by postgraduate students for postgraduate students, is back for 2017 and will...Read More >
Development of a vocabulary screener for young children speaking multiple languages by Dr Claudine Bowyer-Crane, Dept of Education, University of York The number of children in UK primary schools...Read More >
The nature and value of professional judgment and knowledge is increasingly being called into question as new technologies give access to new ways of working. This conference provides an opportunity...Read More >
Reading Interdisciplinary Research Network for the Study of Political History & Politics in America This is a one day conference to mark the launch of the new reading Interdisciplinary research...Read More >
Forum - Language teaching and learning Discussions on issues related to language teaching and learning with the aim to bring together language practitioners at ISLI and CeLM members who do...Read More >
Art, Performance and the Housing Crisis Professor Jen Harvie (QMUL) The conditions of the United Kingdom's housing crisis are becoming painfully familiar. From 1980 until 2000, two million state-owned homes...Read More >
n 1957, the Report of the Committee on Homosexual Offences and Prostitution chaired by Lord Wolfenden, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Reading, recommended the decriminalization of consensual homosexual behaviour between...Read More >
THE INAUGURAL WOLFENDEN LECTURE LGBT equality: past, present and future Thursday 4 May - 7.00pm | doors at 6.30pm Van Emden Theatre, Edith Morley We are delighted to welcome guest...Read More >
The Fate of the West The Decline and Revival of the World's Most Successful Political Idea Bill Emmott, former editor of the Economist Free entry. No reservation necessary. The idea...Read More >