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Thursday

May 7

12:00

Book Launch: Labor in Hard Times

13:00

Book Talk - The Art of Coercion: Credible Threats and the Assurance Dilemma

13:30

Book Launch: Trademarks and Free Speech

14:00

Writing Town and Village in Seventeenth Century England

15:00

Crick Lecture | Ashley Moffett

16:00

Fires and Fascism | Institute of Advanced Studies (IAS) - UCL – University College London

Making Memory Visible Through Photography

17:30

Bridges and Battlefields in Education: Reflections on embedding 'diverse', critical, and anti-racist approaches in schools

18:00

The Importance of Teaching about Science and Religion in a Time of Global Uncertainty

17:00

Masterclass with Actor Roger Ashton-Griffiths

Cosmopolitan Cities? Politics, Language and Spaces of Consumption

Fed on Scraps: Bits of Animals in the Early Modern Archive

Theorizing “Global Criticality” and the Politics of Just Translation

The quiet erosion of central bank independence

17:30

Migration as anti-fascist movement? Rethinking the question of solidarity

The foreign policy of Donald Trump in historical perspective

Friday

May 8

09:30

Food and Drink Package Recycling in Urban Food Systems: Contexts and Comparisons, Lessons and Experiences

14:30

Tube Film

17:00

The Medieval Guide to Healthy Living

The Post-Human Desert: Toward a definition of Authorship in an age of AI

Saturday

May 9

11:00

Lecture | Organ Festival

Monday

May 11

16:00

How Hard is too Hard? An Introduction to Complexity

18:00

A Celebration of Art, Colour & Flowers with Horticulturalist Author, Sean A Pritchard

17:00

Building enriched learning environments for bilingual language and literacy development

17:30

Development finance after Trump

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Lecture | Organ Festival

Cambridge University

May 9

11:00 am - 12:30 pm

St John's College

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The Development, building, and installation of the new Willis / Harrison organ William McVicker and Andrew Scott discuss the organ project and its journey from Brighton to Cambridge. The session will end with a Q&A. Tickets are not required for this lecture.