Economics External Seminar: Matteo Pazzona
Edith Morley, Room 406Economics External Seminar Matteo Pazzona, Brunel University
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Title TBC – FTT Research Seminars
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Stories of Ageing / New Discoveries from the Cole Library
Museum of English Rural Life (The MERL) Redlands Road, ReadingCollections Research Network: Stories of Ageing / New Discoveries from the Cole Library A book collector and bibliophile from his schooldays until his death, Francis Joseph Cole (1872-1959) amassed a...Read More >
Pathways to Impact and Stakeholder Mapping
L22, 110Institute of Education Research Programme Ruth Pugh, Impact Team: Pathways to impact and stakeholder mapping
Women in Sport: Overcoming and Succeeding
Henley Business School, Room G11 Henley Business School, Whiteknights Campus, ReadingEdith Morley Lecture 2020 - guest panel discussion To mark International Women’s Day, we are delighted to present this annual event in memory of Edith Morley, with a panel discussion...Read More >
Trial volunteers needed for study within Psychology and Clinical Language sciences
University of Reading researchers are currently looking for individuals who would consider themselves to be particularly anxious for a research study. The study will take 30 minutes. You will be...Read More >
Title TBC – Meteorology Monday Seminars
Sutcliffe Lecture Theatre Room GU01, Department of Meteorology, University of Reading, WhiteknightsMeteorology Monday Seminars Florian Pappenberger, ECMWF: Title TBC
Title TBC – Economics Internal Seminars
Edith Morley, 141Economics Internal SeminarsYutong Li
Introduction to Topological Data Analysis
Chemistry LT2Biological Science Research Seminars Dr Pawel Dlotko, University of Swansea: Introduction to Topological Data Analysis
IgE receptor polymorphism predicts divergent, sex-specific inflammatory modes and fitness costs in a wild rodent
Chemistry LT2Biological Science Research Seminars Dr Klara Wanelik, Institute of Integrative Biology, University of Liverpool: IgE receptor polymorphism predicts divergent, sex-specific inflammatory modes and fitness costs in a wild rodent