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  1. 3 Dec

    Giacinta Cestone Inaugural Lecture: "How finance shapes product market rivalry"

    In this event Giacinta Cestone will guide us through her area of research, drawing lessons from her work at the intersection between finance, labour economics and industrial organisation.

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    Location: Bayes Business School

    Audience: Alumni; Public

  2. 27 Nov

    FASI@50 - The FT's John Burn-Murdoch talks 'fairness' in an age of demographic upheaval

    Our Faculty of Actuarial Science and Insurance (FASI) is celebrating its 50th birthday this academic year

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    Location: Bunhill Row

    Audience: Alumni; Public

  3. 27 Nov

    George Daniels Lecture: Watches, Cars and the Perils of Progress

    The revival of interest in the mechanical watch has highlighted the enormous challenges a passionate generation of watchmakers has faced to try to avoid the total extinction of the profession.

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    Location: Northampton Square

    Audience: Academics; Alumni; Public; Staff; Current students

  4. 20 Nov

    Error of Judgement – The Truth about the Birmingham Bombings - 30th Anniversary

    Fifty years on Chris Mullin, describes how he tracked down the real bombers and the implications for British justice.

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    Audience: Public

  5. 13 Nov

    Athena Swan Lecture: Tomorrow’s Engineering Research Challenges

    Join the School of Science and Technology as they welcome Professor Dame Helen Atkinson to give this year's Athena Swan Lecture on future engineering challenges.

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    Location: Northampton Square

    Audience: Academics; Alumni; Public; Staff; Current students

  6. 13 Nov

    Jeremy Tunstall Annual Lecture - The Media and the Royals: From Queen Victoria to the Present

    With James Curran, Professor of Communications at Goldsmiths, University of London

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    Location: Oliver Thompson Lecture Theatre

    Audience: Public

  7. 24 Oct

    The Value of Technical Knowledge for the Sociology of Culture: Models of Defamiliarization, Autonomy and the Accursed Share

    Ian Pace, Professor of Music, Culture and Society, inaugural lecture

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    Location: Northampton Square

    Audience: Public

  8. 23 Oct

    How Do You Solve Problems in Dictatorial Countries Like North Korea

    Timothy Cho is a two-time North Korean escapee who has endured imprisonment four times in China and North Korea.

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    Audience: Public

  9. 23 Oct

    Food Thinkers - Towards civil food resilience, a community perspective of what needs to change

    The crises of climate, health, biodiversity and more demand we have a different relationship with our food, whether consumer, producer, or policy maker.

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    Location: Online

    Audience: Public

  10. 17 Oct

    Sustainable Growth - Bina Mehta Inaugural Lecture

    Bina will be sharing her insights from her podcast “Pull up a Chair” and conversations with clients and business leaders on how growth can deliver to the needs of people, planet and profit.

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    Location: Bunhill Row

    Audience: Alumni; Public