Research Bites – Lunchtime Talks: Confronting Hate Speech (Dr Federico Faloppa)
Library FoyerResearch Bites - Lunchtime Talks Confronting Hate Speech Dr Federico Faloppa
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Research bites lunchtime talk: Confronting hate speech (Dr Federico Faloppa, Department of Languages and Cultures)
Library FoyerTackling 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 >
Treasures From The European Manuscripts Collection
Museum of English Rural Life (The MERL) Redlands Road, ReadingThis display will feature highlights dating from the 12th to the 17th century, including illuminated leavers from the Books of Hours, breviaries and graduals.
Research Bites – Lunchtime Talks: Priority Setting in the NHS (Professor Chris Newdick)
Library FoyerResearch Bites - Lunchtime Talks Priority Setting in the NHS Professor Chris Newdick
Research bites lunchtime talk: Priority setting in the NHS (Professor Chris Newdick, School of Law)
Library FoyerFor patients who are chronically or terminally ill, access to ‘last chance’ treatments can seem like a lottery. Professor Newdick’s advice as member of an independent inquiry committee has helped...Read More >
School of Biological Sciences Seminar: How can we support black and ethnic minority students so they attain their full potential? (Dr Sam Boateng)
Edith Morley, Room G27School of Biological Sciences Seminar How can we support black and ethnic minority students so they attain their full potential? Dr Sam Boateng
Meteorology Internal Seminar: Assimilating atmospheric infrasound data to constrain tropospheric and stratospheric winds (or how I learned to use real data)
Sutcliffe Lecture Theatre Room GU01, Department of Meteorology, University of Reading, WhiteknightsMeteorology Internal Seminar Assimilating atmospheric infrasound data to constrain tropospheric and stratospheric winds (or how I learned to use real data) Javier Amezcua
Friends at 25: Why a sitcom from the 1990s still matters
Minghella Building, Bulmershe Theatre WhiteknightsJoin Dr Simone Knox as she examines the television phenomenon, and tries to answer the question: Why is Friends still so popular? Associate Professor of Film & Television Simone Knox,...Read More >
Research Bites – Lunchtime Talks: Using Design Against Drug-Resistant Infection (Professor Sue Walker)
Library FoyerResearch Bites - Lunchtime Talks Using Design Against Drug-Resistant Infection Professor Sue Walker
ICMA Research Seminar: Alan Pendleton
ICMA G09 Henley Business School, University of Reading, Earley, Reading, BerkshireICMA Research Seminar Alan Pendleton