by bcoleman | Nov 1, 2013 | Events
Our expert panel will discuss the social and economic reforms that have been introduced by Cuba’s president Raul Castro. How effective have these reforms been, what obstacles have they faced, and to what extent will they enable Cuba to overcome their social and...
by bcoleman | Oct 28, 2013 | Events
This event is the first in a series exploring the impact of ‘corporate power’ on human rights, part of the Human Rights Consortium’s Corporate Power and Human Rights Project. The theme of this event is ‘corporate power and information control’. Large business...
by aseifert | Oct 21, 2013 | Events
From Ghiberti’s development of perspective to Gombrich’s work on illusions in art, the science of perception and the arts have long been interconnected. Recent developments in neuroscience, and the emergence of ‘neuroaesthetics’ (or...
by ministry | Sep 17, 2013 | Bloomsbury Festival
This year’s Bloomsbury Festival revisits wartime Senate House revealing the stories, mysteries and goings-on in the ministry. We will be subverting the idea of controlling information flow and showing Senate House in its modern role as a place for communication and...
by aseifert | Aug 14, 2013 | Comms Team, SMART Project, The Miller Archive
At SAS it is our role to promote and facilitate research. As part of a one-year JISC-funded SMART project, the central communications team has been working closely with staff across SAS to expand and develop the social media presence of the School and its 10...
