#PotW: CenSes Seminar on Multisensory Perception and Action: Embodiment in perception and language – 11 December

by aseifert | Dec 8, 2014 | Events

In the Research Unit in Cognitive and Affective Sciences, we have recently performed a series of psychophysical and brain imaging studies together with neuropsychological investigations of brain-lesioned patients to demonstrate that perception is to be considered as...

#PotW: Clinical Governance and Leadership – 27 November 2014

by estellej | Nov 24, 2014 | Events, Uncategorized

Clinical governance and leadership. Invented in the UK, exported to NZ.  Developments that can contribute to NHS England This lecture by Professor Robin Gauld will report the late-1990s in response to various failures in medical professionalism but also to promote...

#PotW: Too Much Information – Being human in a digital age – 15 November

by aseifert | Nov 10, 2014 | Being Human festival, Events

At Senate House, home to the ‘Ministry of Information’ during WWII and inspiration for Orwell’s 1984, we launch the Being Human festival with a day of activities that will inspire debate over our shared future as ‘digital humans’. Based at the Being Human festival hub...

#PotW: Democracy or empire? Reflections on the British imperial experience of the First World War – 16 Oct

by aseifert | Oct 13, 2014 | Events

The New Zealand-United Kingdom Link Foundation in association with The Institute of Commonwealth Studies and the Imperial War Museum warmly invites you to the  NZ-UK Link Foundation Inaugural Annual Lecture. Speaker: Professor Sir Hew Strachan, Chichele Professor of...

#PotW: The Mystery of Edwin Drood: Solutions and Resolutions – 20 Sep

by aseifert | Sep 15, 2014 | Events

To celebrate the official launch of The Drood Inquiry (www.droodinquiry.com), this one-day conference will explore the mysterious world of Drood and its solutions. Further details and updates can be found on our blog...
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