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–12:00
Freddie Lymeus – Final PhD Seminar
PhD Seminar Series
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–16:30
Brainpub: Motor development and concurrent brain MRI findings in very preterm born children at 12 years of age, LOVIS Study
Sirkku Setänen presents "Motor development and concurrent brain MRI findings in very preterm born children at 12 years of age, LOVIS Study" followed by an after work for those who wish.
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–14:00
SyntaxFest practice talk
How to Parse Low-Resource Languages: Cross-Lingual Parsing, Target Language Annotation, or Both?
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–12:00
Research seminar Socialmedicine/CHAP
Once a month we organize research seminars where research team members and invited guests give presentations of various kinds.
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–15:00
Final seminar: Miryam de Lhoneux
Linguistically Informed Neural Dependency Parsing in a Multilingual Perspective
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–15:00
Introduction to Python
Introduction to programming in the programming language Python. We introduce the foundations of programming and a selection of recipes for modelling, automation and visualisation in Python.
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–16:00
ICM Seminar: Calcium signaling and cytoskeletal reorganization in the C. elegans reproductive system
Title: "Calcium signaling and cytoskeletal reorganization in the C. elegans reproductive system"
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–20:30
The 10th Joint European Magnetic Symposia (JEMS2019) - Outreach Session
An evening outreach session on magnetism and neutrons, part of the JEMS2019 conference.
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–15:00
Angela Gui: Research Presentation
The Higher Seminar
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–13:00
Daniel Fogal, New York University
Joint Seminar – Practical and Theoretical Philosophy
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–15:00
Julia Nordblad: "Forest Passions, or The Miscalculations of Economic Man"
The Higher Seminar
(NB, day) -
–15:00
(MOVED) Johanna Hanno, Pontus Johansson and Isa Dussauge: "Att berätta med bild"
The Higher Seminar
(NB, moved to October 17) -
–15:00
Maria Hansson-de Laage de Meux: "Realism och folktro i kvinnlig svensk litteratur från slutet av 1800-talet"
The Higher Seminar in Literature
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–14:45
What it takes to calculate the magnetic moment of the muon in the standard model
tbc
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–13:00
Michael Klenk, TU Delft
The Higher Seminar in Practical Philosophy
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–16:00
Bokrelease: French Populism and Discourses on Secularism
Per-Erik Nilsson takes a religious studies approach to analyse the intersections of secularism, nationhood and populism in contemporary France. This book provides insight into the French and European radical-nationalist ideology and activism, and contributes to our understanding of the complex relationship between religion and the state in contemporary Europe and beyond.
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–14:30
Patient preferences for anti-rheumatic drugs
Open higher seminar
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–13:00
Information session about studies abroad
Do you want to study courses abroad for 1 or 2 semesters? The application for exchange studies commencing in the autumn 2020 is open 22 October - 22 November.
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–15:00
Hélène Mialet: "Managing the self through dogs and machines"
Office for History of Science Seminar
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–16:00
Final seminar
Final seminar on Veronika Muchitsch's dissertation on vocal sound in music and body politics. The opponent will be Associate Prof. Erik Steinskog, University of Copenhagen.
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–15:00
Frontier seminar in Ecology and Evolution
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–16:00
Research seminar
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–17:00
The Karamazov Project
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–12:00
Ashley Carse, Vanderbildt University
The Research Seminar in Cultural Anthropology
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–17:00
Jan Stolpe och Sven-Olov Wallenstein: "Att översätta Diderot"
Uppsala Interdisciplinary 18th Century Seminar with Christina Kullberg, Department of Modern Languages, Romance Languages
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–17:00
CNDS Day
First half of the day will be devoted to a research seminar organized by Uppsala University's Department of Governance. The second half of the day will include a social activity. More details and registration information to come.
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–15:00
Carl-Filip Smedberg: PhD Dissertation Chapter
The Higher Seminar
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–15:00
Thursday seminar: "Dummies of rationality? The crash test women of Ancient Greek drama"
Thursday seminar at the Centre for Gender Research. Open for all! No registration required.
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–16:00
Elena Prats: PhD Dissertation Chapter
The Higher Seminar in Philosophy of Law
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–13:00
Simon Rosenqvist, Uppsala University
The Higher Seminar in Practical Philosophy
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–13:00
Olle Risberg – Final PhD Seminar
The Higher Seminar in Practical Philosophy
(NB. day) -
–15:00
Simon Werrett: "Joseph Banks and Botany"
Office for History of Science Seminar
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–16:00
Ravaayat-e taarix dar manzume-i montasher nashode az asr-e safavi (History in an unpublished epic from the Safavid era)
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–17:00
The Karamazov Project
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–15:00
Invited CMS seminar
tbc
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–17:00
Bokrelease: 'När betongen rätar sin rygg'. Ortenrörelsen och folkbildningens renässans
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–16:30
Brainpub: Application of mediation analysis
Adam Mitchell presents "Application of mediation analysis" followed by an after work for those who wish.
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–16:00
Hampus Östh Gustafsson – Final PhD Seminar
The Higher Seminar
(NB, Time) -
–15:00
Elisabeth Böker, Gutenberg-Institut für Weltliteratur und schriftorientierte Medien
The Higher Seminar in Literature
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–13:00
Luke Russell, The University of Sydney
The Higher Seminar in Practical Philosophy
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–14:30
Measuring pregnancy planning and the effect of childhood abuse on reproductive health
Open higher seminar
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–15:00
Morag Ramsey: PhD dissertation chapter
The Higher Seminar
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–15:00
Frontier seminar in Ecology and Evolution
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–17:00
The Karamazov Project
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–12:00
Lena Gemzöe, Stockholm University
The Research Seminar in Cultural Anthropology
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–15:00
Frontiers seminar in Organismal Biology
Insights into How, Where, and When Modern Birds Arose from the Avian Fossil Record
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–15:00
John Tresch: "Barnum, Bache and Poe"
Office for History of Science Seminar
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–13:00
Richard Rowland, ACU Melbourne
The Higher Seminar in Practical Philosophy
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–14:30
Relational morality and impartiality
Open higher seminar
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–16:00
Elena Prats: Mid-term PhD Seminar
The Higher Seminar in Philosophy of Law
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–16:00
A Semiotic Analysis of Forough’s Poem: “the Window”
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–17:00
Research seminar: The Rise of the Right Wing and the Reconfiguration of Racism in Brazil
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–12:00
Career Seminar for PhD Students
The Higher Seminar
(NB, time) -
–15:00
Thursday seminar: "Can ‘disability’ be considered as a social division like gender, ethnicity and class?"
Thursday seminar at the Centre for Gender Research. Open for all! No registration required.
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–13:00
Sebastian Reyes Molina, Uppsala University
The Higher Seminar in Practical Philosophy
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–14:30
Ethics committees in clinical practice: mapping the expectations of stakeholders and healthcare professionals towards ethical issues in an oncological institution
Open higher seminar
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–15:00
Dieter Hoffmann: "Scientific Journeys in Bad Times or Scientific Diplomacy for Better Times"
Office for History of Science Seminar
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–15:00
Frontier seminar in Ecology and Evolution
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–16:00
Research seminar: U-CARE: Online behavior patterns in AdultCan and Heart
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–17:00
The Karamazov Project
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–12:00
Jean Halley, City University of New York
The Research Seminar in Cultural Anthropology
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–15:00
Arnab Dutta: Research Presentation
The Higher Seminar
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–13:00
Berit Braun, Humboldt University of Berlin
The Higher Seminar in Practical Philosophy
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Bruno Latour: "Theatre of Proof"
Office for History of Science
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–14:30
Values and norms in the discourse on antibiotic resistance among the Swedish general public
Open higher seminar
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The Hans Rausing Lecture 2019 – Bruno Latour
Office for History of Science
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–17:00
Bokrelease: Ethnicity & Old Age: Expanding our Imagination
Part of the Ageing in a Global Context series, this book proposes a new research agenda for scholarship that focuses on ethnicity, race and old age. It argues that in a time of increased international migration, population ageing and ethno-cultural diversity, scholarly imagination must be expanded as current research frameworks are becoming obsolete.
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–16:30
Brainpub: Seminar followed by after work for those who wish
Co-creating innovative solutions for health
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–15:00
Johanna Hanno, Pontus Johansson and Isa Dussauge: "Att berätta med bild"
The Higher Seminar
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–15:00
Oscar Jansson: "Om mottagandet av Graham Greenes författarskap i olika länder"
The Higher Seminar in Literature
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–15:00
Thursday seminar: "Vetenskapliga skämt – om humor och normer inom naturvetenskap"
Thursday seminar at the Centre for Gender Research. Open for all! No registration required. Please note, this seminar is held in Swedish.
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–14:45
Half-time PhD seminar
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–13:00
Miguel F. Dos Santos: "Choice and Moral Vagueness"
The Higher Seminar in Practical Philosophy
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–14:00
Astri Muren: "Rättsekonomi"
The Higher Seminar in Philosophy of Law in collaboration with Stockholm Centre for Commercial Law (SCCL)
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–15:00
Frontier seminar in Ecology and Evolution
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–17:00
The Karamazov Project
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–17:00
CNDS Research Seminar, Karlstad
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–12:00
Marit Melhuus, Oslo University
The Research Seminar in Cultural Anthropology
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–17:00
Research seminar: "Constructing the other: Complicating the antagonism/agonism dichotomy"
More information coming soon
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–15:00
Frontier seminar in Ecology and Evolution
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–13:00
Joint Seminar Practical/Theoretical, UU and SU
Joint Seminar for Practical and Theoretical Philosophy, Uppsala and Stockholm University
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–14:30
Ethics in a posthuman age
Open higher seminar
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–15:00
Thursday seminar: "Heritage as a method of change: an example on how to fight against gender-based violence in Tanzania"
Thursday seminar at the Centre for Gender Research. Open for all! No registration required.
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–15:00
Frontier seminar in Ecology and Evolution
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–12:00
Maria Malmström, Columbia University & Lund University
The Research Seminar in Cultural Anthropology
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–13:00
Paul Russell, Lund University
The Higher Seminar in Practical Philosophy
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–14:30
The impact of antibiotic resistance on antibiotic use preferences: a discrete choice experiment
Open higher seminar
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–13:00
Information session about studies abroad
Do you want to study courses abroad for 1 or 2 semesters? The application for exchange studies commencing in the autumn 2020 is open 22 October - 22 November.
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–17:00
The Karamazov Project
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–15:00
Lorraine Daston, Max Plank Institute of History of Science and SCAS
Office for History of Science Seminar
(NB, day) -
–17:00
Seminar: “How do I tell an academic organisation that the land is a research participant?: Reflections from an ongoing project on climate change and Indigenous perspectives”
In this presentation I reflect on the methodology and ethical considerations of an Australian sub-project that is part of the research project Dálkke: Indigenous Climate Change Studies, funded by FORMAS, within the Swedish National Research Programme on Climate, and placed at the Centre for Multidisciplinary Studies on Racism, CEMFOR, at Uppsala University.
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Colloquium: Kathryn Hess
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–16:30
Brainpub: Seminar followed by after work for those who wish
Erika Mårtensson presents "Individual patient data (IPD) meta-analysis: rationale and conduct" followed by an after work for those who wish.
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–15:00
Benjamin Martin: "Towards a Global Culture Concept?"
The Higher Seminar
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–15:00
Thursday seminar: "The ‘masculine’ modern woman – pushing boundaries in the Swedish popular media of the 1920s"
Thursday seminar at the Centre for Gender Research. Open for all! No registration required.
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–13:00
Joint Seminar in Practical Philosophy, UU and SU
Joint Seminar in Practical Philosophy, Uppsala and Stockholm University
(NB, time) -
–11:00
Zotero Avancerad
This workshop will include hands-on exercises and is aimed at those who have taken the introductory course and/or are already using Zotero. This course is free of charge and open to students, researchers and employees at Uppsala University. It will cover tips and tricks on how to get the most out of Zotero when adding references and searching your collection.
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–15:00
Frontier seminar in Ecology and Evolution
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–16:00
Research seminar
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–18:00
Albert Weale: "Will of the People: A Modern Myth"
The Higher Seminar in Philosophy of Law
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–12:00
Book Sambo and Paulo Mahumane, Uppsala University
The Research Seminar in Cultural Anthropology
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–16:00
EndNote step 1 and 2
A hands-on training session on using EndNote, the bibliographic management software.
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–17:00
Research seminar: Exploring the Swedish Racial Formation, Continuity and Change
More information coming soon
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–15:00
Britas Benjamin Eriksson: PhD Dissertation Chapter
The Higher Seminar
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–13:00
Alexander Stöpfgeshoff, Uppsala University
The Higher Seminar in Practical Philosophy
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–15:00
Richard Noakes: "Physics and Psychics"
Office for History of Science Seminar
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–17:00
Bokrelease: "Undoing Homogeneity in the Nordic Region"
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–13:00
Viktor Moberger: "Normative Explanation for Non-Naturalists"
The Higher Seminar in Practical Philosophy
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–12:00
EndNote step 1 and 2
A hands-on training session on using EndNote, the bibliographic management software.
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–12:00
Renita Thedvall, Stockholm University
The Research Seminar in Cultural Anthropology
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–17:00
Research seminar: “Ser hijo/a de inmigrante en chile: efectos de las políticas migratorias y la racializacion en sus vidas cotidianas”
More information coming soon
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–15:00
Andreas Önnerfors: "Om idéhistorisk metod"
The Higher Seminar
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–15:00
Thursday seminar: "Stranger than other strangers: an imaginary dialogue between Julia Kristeva and Gloria Anzaldúa"
Thursday seminar at the Centre for Gender Research. Open for all! No registration required.
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–17:00
CNDS Research Seminar
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–13:00
Anna Folland, Uppsala University
The Higher Seminar in Practical Philosophy
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–15:00
Frontier seminar in Ecology and Evolution
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–16:00
Research seminar
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–16:30
Brainpub: Propensity scores - obtaining causal estimates from observational data
Erik Lampa presents "Propensity scores - obtaining causal estimates from observational data" followed by an after work for those who wish.
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–15:00
Carl-Filip Smedberg: Mid-term PhD Seminar
The Higher Seminar
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–13:00
Magnus Jedenheim-Edling, Uppsala University
The Higher Seminar in Practical Philosophy
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–13:00
Guilherme Marques Pedro – Final PhD Seminar
The Higher Seminar in Philosophy of Law
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–15:00
Vida Sundseth Brenna: PhD dissertation chapter
The Higher Seminar
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–16:30
Brainpub: Look inside our mind. What can be actually measured with eye-tracking techniques?
Olga Kochukhova presents "Look inside our mind. What can be actually measured with eye-tracking techniques?" followed by an afterwork for those who wish.
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–15:00
Helena Franzén: PhD Dissertation Chapter
The Higher Seminar
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–11:30
EndNote step 3
This workshop will include hands-on exercises and is aimed at those who have taken the introductory course and/or are already using EndNote Desktop.
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–16:30
Brainpub: Participatory Action Research
Danelle Pettman presents "Participatory Action Research" followed by an after work for those who wish.
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–16:30
Brainpub: Thematic analysis
Soorej Jose Puthoopparambil presents "Thematic analysis" followed by an after work for those who wish.
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–16:30
Brainpub: Social stratification of child nutritional status in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Hanna Berhane presents "Social stratification of child nutritional status in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia" followed by an after work for those who wish.
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–16:30
Brainpub: Cox-regression, statistical method used in survival analysis etc
Cecilia Ekéus presents "Cox-regression, statistical method used in survival analysis etc" followed by an after work for those who wish.
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–16:30
Brainpub: Mapping social network and systems of support
Chelsea Coumoundouros presents "Mapping social network and systems of support" followed by an afterwork for those who wish.