Soil Biogeochemistry Group Seminar: The resilience of soil microbial communities
Room 102A, Russel BuildingSoil Biogeochemistry Group Seminar The resilience of soil microbial communities Lindsay Todman
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Real Estate & Planning Research Seminar: TBC
Real Estate & Planning Research Seminar TBC
Alumni Lecture: Making Architecture, Making Communities
Henley Business School, Room G11 Henley Business School, Whiteknights Campus, ReadingAward winning architect, broadcaster and academic, Piers Taylor, will join us to discuss how architecture can bring about transformations in people and places, and how ‘making’ can be a vehicle...Read More >
Institute of Education Research: “Writing for Research and Scholarship” Group (Dr Naomi Flynn & Prof Carol Fuller)
L24, G06Institute of Education Research Programme “Writing for Research and Scholarship” Group Dr Naomi Flynn & Prof Carol Fuller
Stenton Lecture: Pagan Survivals in the Christian Middle Ages
Edith Morley Building, Van Emden Lecture Theatre Edith Morley Building, University of Reading, Reading, BerkshireProfessor Ronald Hutton The Department of History’s annual Stenton lecture is an opportunity for a wide audience of interested local people, school students, and university staff and pupils to hear...Read More >
Constraining the spatial scale of precipitation changes due to anthropogenic forcing using an atmospheric water and energy budget perspective
Sutcliffe Lecture Theatre Room GU01, Department of Meteorology, University of Reading, WhiteknightsMeteorology External Seminar Constraining the spatial scale of precipitation changes due to anthropogenic forcing using an atmospheric water and energy budget perspective Guy Dagan University of Oxford
Economics External Seminar: Smitri Sharma
Edith Morley, Room 406Economics External Seminar Smitri Sharma
Chemistry Seminar: TBC (Dr Stellios Arseniyadis, Queen Mary University London)
Chemistry LTG Whiteknights Campus, ReadingChemistry Seminar TBC Dr Stellios Arseniyadis, Queen Mary University London
Making your own way: How cells steer themselves with self-generated chemotactic gradients
Chemistry LTG Whiteknights Campus, ReadingSchool of Biological Sciences Seminar Making your own way – how cells steer themselves with self-generated chemotactic gradients Prof Robert Install – University of Glasgow
Met Office Showcase
Sutcliffe Lecture Theatre Room GU01, Department of Meteorology, University of Reading, WhiteknightsThe University of Reading is one of the four Met Office Academic Partners, and a number of Met Office research staff are based here. In this session they will provide...Read More >