The final celebration of the AHRC-FAPESP funded IntermIdia Project: https://research.reading.ac.uk/intermidia/ PROGRAMME 11h00-13h00 Cinema Screening of Passages (Lúcia Nagib & Samuel Paiva, 2019), 96 mins 13h00-14h00 Atrium Lunch break featuring an...Read More >
The Commercial Law Research Network – Nigeria (CLRN_N) invites applications to its inaugural Early Career Researchers’ Methodology Workshop. CLRN_N is a network through which researchers connect to influence the development...Read More >
The Commercial Law Research Network – Nigeria (CLRN_N) has been created to address the challenge of ineffective commercial law reform and policy in the emerging world. It brings together researchers...Read More >
The 1st Reading Football Economics Workshop will take place on 19-21 September 2019 in Reading, and is hosted by the Centre for Institutions and Economic History at the University of...Read More >
Professor Kelvin KF Tsoi, a Digital Epidemiologist, Research Associate Professor, Stanley Ho Big Data Decision Analytics Research Centre, at the Chinese University of Hong Kong will speak on machine learning...Read More >
http://readingthamesfestival.co.uk/event/never-closer-to-midnight/ Janine Harrington has been co-commissioned by the University of Reading and Reading Thames Festival to create ‘never closer to midnight’ which will be performed on campus on Thursday 26...Read More >
Discover how research at Reading is addressing twenty-first century challenges. At 1pm each weekday between Monday 30 September and Wednesday 9 October you can find out more about the research...Read More >
Meteorology External Seminar Current research challenges in the predictability at subseasonal and seasonal time scales Magdalena Balmaseda ECMWF
Research Bites - Lunchtime Talks Confronting Hate Speech Dr Federico Faloppa
Tackling hate speech online and elsewhere is a priority for educators and policymakers alike. Dr Faloppa, Associate Professor of Italian Studies and Linguistics, is determined to challenge prejudice and abuse...Read More >