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What's on...
Monday 3 March - Sunday 9 March
Lectures, Seminars, Colloquia
Monday 3rd March
12.30pm Sussex Continuing Education Research Forum:
Adult education and community development in Sussex. Pam Coare,
Anne Bellis and Mike Boice, room D310.
1pm Laboratory of Experimental Psychology: A
complete model of person identification. Mike Burton (Glasgow),
Biology Lecture Room.
2pm CulCom - Telling Stories: A theory of narrative
across the arts and media. Noel Carroll (University of Wisconsin-Madison).
Gardner Centre Theatre.
2pm Particle Physics Seminar: Inhomogeneities
in string cosmological models and in higher dimensional theories.
M. Giovannini (Damtp), room PB2A1.
3pm Falmer Language Group Seminar: Bi-lingualism
in Britain 400-600. Andrew Breeze (Pamplona), room A155.
4.30pm Neuroscience Seminar: Aberrant cytoskeletal
phosphorylation: a pathogenic mechanism in neurodegenerative disease.
Chris Miller (Institute of Psychiatry, University of London), Biology
Lecture Theatre.
5pm Women's Studies Graduate Division Seminars:
"Poisoning the Blood of the Nation": Prostitution and the `conditioning
of England' question in 19th Century texts. Sabine Schulting, room
D730.
Tuesday 4 March
9.30am CulCom follow-up Seminar for Telling Stories
Lecture: A theory of narrative across the arts and media.
Essex House Conference Room.
11.30am Idea of Europe special lecture series:
Kinetic memories. Professor Gabriel Josipovici, Arts A2.
12.30pm Sussex Life Histories Research Seminar:
Interviewing eco-feminists on the west coast of Canada. Niamh
Moore, University Library Seminar Room 122.
4.15pm Biochemistry and Genetics and Development
Seminar: Signalling by Epstein Barr virus oncogene LMP-1.
Dr. Martin Rowe (University of Wales College of Medicine), Biology
Lecture Theatre.
5pm German Research Colloquium: Gershom and his
brethren: the story of Scholem family. Renee Goddard (East Sussex),
room A155.
5pm American Studies Open Seminar: Orthodoxy
is my doxy, heterodoxy is the other fellow's doxy: dualism, multiculturalism
and Ishmael Reed's art of oppositionality. Simon Booy, room D730.
5pm Social Anthropology Graduate/Faculty Seminar:
Culture, technology and ownership: the Expo 92. Dr. Penny Harvey
(Manchester), room A71.
Wednesday 5 March
11.30am Plant Science Seminar: UVB and
environmental change: consequences for plants. Andy McCleod (Institute
of Terrestrial Ecology), AFRC room 1B.
1pm IDS and Poverty Research Unit Seminar: Child
poverty and social exclusion in Eastern Europe. Judith Harwin,
IDS room 221.
1.30pm SCOAP Seminar: Orbital, angular
momentum of the photon and its interaction with matter. Prof.
Les Allen (Essex and St. Andrews), room PB2A2.
2pm Queory: Lesbian and Gay Studies Seminar:
A brief history of FagPop: from liberance to liberation. Richard
Smith (Gay Times), Arts A71.
2pm South Asia Workshop: Cultural crisis
among the middle class in Thailand. Heather Montgomery, room C337.
2pm International Relations and Politics Seminar: The
political economy of trade. Cheryl Schonhardt-Bailey (LSE), EDB
room 125.
3.30pm USIE/GRCE Faculty Research Seminar:
Evaluating the role of the work of the TTA. Ian Hextall (Roehampton
Institute), room B347.
4pm CMAIA Colloquium: Solitons in optically
birefringent fibres. J. Elgin (Imperial), SMS room PB1A1.
4pm Music Research Seminar: Composers and painters:
American abstract expressionists and their relationship to Cage, Feldman
and friends. Dave Ryan (Chelsea School of Art), Recital Room, Falmer
House.
5pm English Graduate Colloquium: The
negro anthology: Nancy Cunard, modernism and race. Carole Sweeney,
room D640.
Thursday 6 March
10.15am Algebra Seminar: The number of points
on an algebraic curve over a finite field. J.W.P. Hirschfeld, AFRC
1D.
12.30pm Postgraduate History and Gender Seminar:
Sexual knowledge and the English, 1918-1973. Hera Cook, room
D730.
2pm Centre for Statistics and Stochastic Modelling:
Using nonparametric regression to detect trends over time.
Gareth Ambler (Royal Postgraduate Medical School), room PB2A2.
4pm Laboratory of Experimental Psychology:
Children's relationships and the development of social understanding
and adjustment. Judy Dunn, Biology Lecture Room, EP 3.9.
4pm Research Seminar in Geography: Flexibility,
specialisation and risk in the Sahel. Bill Adams (Cambridge),
room D610.
5pm History Work-in-Progress Seminar: The past
castrated: Georges Mauco, assimilation and the French liberation.
Karen Adler, room A155.
5pm Sussex Development Lectures: Removing poverty:
is economic growth the answer? Michael Lipton, room A1.
5pm Social and Political Thought: Human nature
in socialist thought. Peter McLaverty (Politics and Public Policy,
Luton), room D630.
Friday 7 March
2pm SPRU Seminar: What does climate change
mean for a farmer in the Red River Delta of Vietnam. Dr. Mick Kelly
(Climate Research Unit, UEA), EDB room 121.
4pm COGS Seminar: Coherence in thought and language.
Paul Thagard (University of Waterloo, Canada), room PB2A2.
4pm Applied Mathematics and Numerical Analysis
Seminar: Anisotropic diffuse interface theories. Adam Wheeler
(Southampton), SMS room PB1A1.
4pm Astronomy Centre Seminar: Unique white dwarfs
accompanying recycled pulsars. M. van Kerkwijk (Cambridge),
room PB1A7.
4.30pm Philosophy Society Meeting: Perpetual
noise: thinking about media regulation. James Donald, room A155.
Miscellaneous
Undergraduate History Forum
2pm Wednesday 19 February: Mr Roger Davie of the
East Sussex County Record Office will speak and also work through
a practical will reading exercise. Room A155 all welcome. Convenor
Judith Kinnison.
Six-a-Side Soccer
10am Saturday 8 March: At the Playing Fields.
Prizes and trophy to be won. Max. 10 teams. Call 3950 or 8230.
Stop Smoking Day!
3.30pm Wednesday12 March: Why not join other would-be
quitters at a meeting, at the Health Centre with nurse Val, just for
a chat, or to plan a quit group for next term. If you are busy that
day, phone 678192 and ask for an appointment with Val.
The Language Centre
Easter A Level Courses
Three day courses in Spanish, French and
German to practise speaking and listening skills. 9, 10,
and 11 April. £60. Closing date 14 March. For details and more
information contact Cathrine Rees ext. 2016 or 8006.
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