ICMA Research Seminar: Carol Padgett
ICMA G09 Henley Business School, University of Reading, Earley, Reading, BerkshireICMA Research Seminar Carol Padgett
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CCLFR Research Seminar: Securitisation and Capital Markets Union
Chancellor's Building, G13CCLFR Research Seminar Securitisation and Capital Markets Union Dr Vincenzo Bavoso, Senior lecturer, University of Manchester, School of Law Chair: Dr Andrea Miglionico
Economics External Seminar: Sandra McNally
Edith Morley, Room 406Economics External Seminar Sandra McNally
NRG-FMSU-FABS Lunchtime Seminar: Impact of iron deficiency and supplementation on metabolic profiles during infancy & Assessing the ecological role of yeasts in the gut
CHEMLT1 Whiteknights Campus, University of Reading, Reading, BerkshireNRG-FMSU-FABS Lunchtime Seminar Munawar Abbas Impact of iron deficiency and supplementation on metabolic profiles during infancy Grace Ward Assessing the ecological role of yeasts in the gut
Soil Biogeochemistry Group Seminar: The effect of a flooding event on the mobility of potentially toxic elements from the Loddon floodplain
Room 102A, Russel BuildingSoil Biogeochemistry Group Seminar The effect of a flooding event on the mobility of potentially toxic elements from the Loddon floodplain Jess Ponting
Real Estate & Planning Research Seminar: Professor Jan Rouwendal, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
Real Estate & Planning Research Seminar Professor Jan Rouwendal, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
Institute of Education Research: Dr Alan Floyd – Research Paper and Social
L24, G06Institute of Education Research Programme Dr Alan Floyd – Research Paper and Social
Meteorology External Seminar: Recent trends and future prospects for the assimilation of observations in Earth System prediction
Sutcliffe Lecture Theatre Room GU01, Department of Meteorology, University of Reading, WhiteknightsMeteorology External Seminar Recent trends and future prospects for the assimilation of observations in Earth System prediction Stephen English ECMWF
Chemistry Seminar: Designing better household products using the computer modelling skills that make graduates very employable (Dr Ian Stott, Unilever)
Chemistry LTG Whiteknights Campus, ReadingChemistry Seminar Designing better household products using the computer modelling skills that make graduates very employable Dr Ian Stott, Unilever
Spatial variation in phenology and its impact on trophic interactions
Chemistry LTG Whiteknights Campus, ReadingSchool of Biological Sciences Seminar Dr Ally Phillimore, University of Edinburgh: Spatial variation in phenology and its impact on trophic interactions Hosted by Prof Tom Oliver