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/publish – Data Management Plans (online)
Many funders require that projects must have a data management plan. Learn what this means for you, and how the university can help. The seminar is given in English.
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Philosophy tea; Albert Camus – The Plague
This winter Professor Peter Wallensteen and Lecturer Daniel Ogden will continue their popular Philosophy Tea talks. Each Philosophy Tea session lasts one hour. The sessions are run in English. Tea and scones will be served. All welcome.
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Online Book Discussion “Found in Translation: The English Poet Joseph Brodsky”
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Löwdin Symposium - a 60th Anniversary Celebration
The purpose of the Löwdin lectures is to stimulate the interest in quantum chemistry by inviting prominent scientists to Uppsala to present their research and to give a general lecture on chemistry.
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UFV Meeting on Plant Physiology (Zoom)
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DIGMEX lecture: Mahmoud Keshavarz on the design politics of the passport
As part of its network activities, DIGMEX continuously arranges research lectures with invited speakers on vital topics for our existential perspectives on digitality and automation. We are proud to present Senior Lecturer Mahmoud Keshavarz who will talk about The Design Politics of the Passport, drawing on his recently published book by the same title.
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Online Symposium "Russia’s Civilizational Politics: Conceptual, Methodological and Comparative Approaches"
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Talking American Literature and Culture: “Experimental: Language Writing, Two Whales, and a Dream of the Future”
The Cold War produced two prominent literary discourses of futurity:“experimental” writing and science fiction. Considering them together via a collocation in 1980s San Francisco, this talk analyzes the investments in epistemic virtue that animated these formally disparate modes for imagining languages of the future.
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Hybrid Information Warfare: The Ukrainian Experience
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Talking American Literature and Culture: “Dickinson Thinking Disaster”
In the wake of disaster and violence and in anticipation of disaster and violence, what might we learn from writers who have thought deeply about what it means to be wounded, and how woundedness might comprise both a way of knowing and a basis for community?
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Talking American Literature and Culture: “The Pleasures of a Saint, the pleasures of a plant: William James, Walt Whitman, and the varieties of (an)hedonic experience”
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Talking American Literature and Culture: "Deformation Zone: A Translation Poetics"
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Anna Neubeck: Stenätande bakterier
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The Hägerström Lectures 2020 (2021) – Karen Bennett
(NB, the lectures have been postponed from March 2020 to March 2021)
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Ash Amin: "Framing Community: Xenophobic Nationalism, Social Democracy, and Everyday Cohabitation in Europe"
Guest Lecture