Histories of Development and Change
A Global Development Research Division workshop Details to follow
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Friends in Low Places: An A-Z of Gut Microbiology
IFNH Lunchtime Seminar Series 'Friends in low places: An A-Z of gut microbiology' Professor Glenn Gibson (Food & Nutritional Sciences) We are delighted to announce that the IFNH will hold...Read More >
Children’s Literature in Translation: A window into the cultural changes of ’68
Children's literature in translation: a window into the cultural changes of '68 Dr Sophie Heywood International Mother Language Day Annual Public Lecture The Centre for Literacy and Multilingualism (CeLM) and...Read More >
Regenerative Agriculture Managing the Farm Carbon Footprint
Regenerative Agriculture Managing the Farm Carbon Footprint Annual Edith Mary Gayton Lecture, School of Agriculture, Policy and Development Speaker: Jake Freestone, Farm Manager at Overbury Farms Details to follow To...Read More >
The Making of Dominion: An interview with Tom Holland
The Making of Dominion: An interview with Tom Holland Annual Chaplaincy Lecture, University of Reading Tom Holland is an award-winning historian, author and broadcaster. During this online event, he will...Read More >
Meteorological Masterclass: Flood Forecasting Hours to Months Ahead
Online eventWednesday 24 February 2021: Flood forecasting hours to months ahead Dr Linda Speight: University of Reading This Masterclass will discuss the very latest work in probabilistic hydrometeorological forecasting – hours...Read More >
Harry Pettit Seminar, Thursday 25 February, 1-2pm
Join us for our next Human Geography & Global Development online seminar this term. Harry Pettit, David Robins Fellow in Urban Geography, University of Reading, will be presenting on: The...Read More >
School of Psychology and Clinical Language Sciences – Spring Term Seminars
Please find below a list of events arranged by the School of Psychology and Clinical Language Sciences in the Spring Term. All sessions will be hosted on Microsoft Teams. Sessions:...Read More >
‘Sniffin’ Glue and Ripped & Torn: Two cases studies as to why fanzines matter
Centre for Book Cultures and Publishing Seminar: ‘Sniffin’ Glue and Ripped & Torn: Two cases studies as to why fanzines matter’, Professor Matthew Worley (History) This online research seminar will...Read More >
Human Geography Online Seminar: Matej Blazek, 4 March 1-2pm
Please join us for the next Human Geography online research seminar on Thursday 4 March, 1-2pm, with Matej Blazek, Newcastle University: “A riot in Shoeton”: Violence, insecurity and post-socialist geographies...Read More >