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  1. 14 Oct

    QS Master's Bologna

    Meet the Bayes team where you are, and discover whether an MSc at Bayes is for you.

    Audience: Prospective students

  2. 14 Oct

    Bologna MSc Consultations

    Meet the Bayes team where you are, and discover whether an MSc at Bayes is for you.

    Audience: Prospective students

  3. 14 Oct

    Research Seminar in Economics: Andrea Smurra

    The department of economics weekly seminar series invites speakers to present their current research across all fields of economics.

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    Location: Clerkenwell campus

    Audience: Public

  4. 14 Oct

    Research Seminar in Economics: Johanna Rickne

    The department of economics weekly seminar series invites speakers to present their current research across all fields of economics.

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    Location: Clerkenwell campus

    Audience: Public

  5. 14 Oct

    Algorithms and Accountability – Lessons from 1985

    City St George’s will host a discussion with Professors Joeseph Collier and Baba Sheba as part of Black Futures Month.

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    Location: The Curve Lecture Theatre, Tooting Campus

    Audience: Public

  6. 14 Oct

    Falling in love with the somatosensory (and visual) system

    Dr Elisabetta Versace talks about somatosensation as an inspiring cognitive interface to the external and internal world, discussing fundamental research and some potential medical applications.

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    Location: Drysdale Building [E]

    Audience: Public

  7. 14 Oct

    Algorithms and Accountability – Lessons from 1985: In Conversation with Professors Collier and Sheba

    Join us for a discussion on the importance of ensuring the accuracy and honesty of digital systems as AI becomes increasingly influential.

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    Location: The Curve Lecture Theatre, Tooting Campus

    Audience: Academics; Alumni; Staff; Current students

  8. 14 Oct

    ‘All I Want Is to Live a Little Life’: Narrative, Movement and Musicianship in The Curious Case of Benjamin Button

    This seminar explores Dr Phoebe Rumsey’s research on choreography, actor-musicianship and embodied performance in The Curious Case of Benjamin Button.

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    Audience: Public

  9. 14 Oct

    A Taste for Change: How can we work together to build a food bank free future

    This event marks the launch of A Taste for Change, a new book by Heather Buckingham, published by Policy Press, setting out a practical vision and roadmap for a food bank–free future.

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    Audience: Alumni; Public

  10. 15 Oct

    Representing Hostages

    A revealing and candid insight into the legal and diplomatic strategy behind two dramatic years of acting for the British families of ten hostages in Gaza.

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    Audience: Public

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