Biobehavioural Approaches to Health

Events

Penelope Mackie Research Seminar - 13th November

Date
13/11/2024
Location:
Humanities A01
Description
The ontological significance of being in games

REPRESENT Sandpit Research Event

Date
13/11/2024
Location:
C15 Monica Partridge Building, University Park
Description
REPRESENT Sandpit Research EventC15, Monica Partridge Building, University Park16:00-17:30, 13th November 2024

CFCM Seminar: Christian Probsting (KU Leuven)

Date
14/11/2024
Location:
C43 Sir Clive Granger
Description
The role of risk sharing in attenuating business cycles within currency unions (C43, SCGB)

Taiwan and U.S.-China Relations: Historical Perspectives on a Contemporary Flashpoint

Date
14/11/2024
Location:
A2 Highfield House, Hybrid event, University Park
Description
Dr James Lee, Assistant Research Professor at Academia Sinica talk on Taiwan and U.S.-China Relations: Historical Perspectives on a Contemporary Flashpoint

Case Based Ophthalmology for General Practitioner

Date
19/11/2024
Location:
School of Veterinary Medicine and Science

Working in a group (Studying effectively)

Date
19/11/2024
Location:
Microsoft Teams
Description
Explore the importance of group work and how you can work effectively with others.

GEP Seminar: Ernest Liu (Princeton)

Date
19/11/2024
Location:
Zoom

19 November - Research Workshop - Naomi Scott

Date
19/11/2024
Location:
A03 Humanities Building
Description
The Centre for Ancient Drama and its Reception/Classical Association Lecture. Naomi Scott (University of Bristol) on Word, Prop, Object: Confronting Tragic Materiality in Julius Pollux's?Onomasticon.

What did I do last week? – how do I manage my case like the specialists

Date
20/11/2024
Location:
School of Veterinary Medicine and Science

Introduction to Small Animal Ultrasound

Date
20/11/2024
Location:
School of Veterinary Medicine and Science
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