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Registration
- Full fee excluding workshop dinner (includes two buffet lunches and coffee breaks): £20
- Discounted fee excluding workshop dinner: £10
- Full fee including workshop dinner: £49
- Discounted fee including workshop dinner: £39
The discounted fee is available to students, under-employed recent postgraduates and unemployed.

To check that spaces are still availble and to register, please email Alberto Vanzo at: a.vanzo@warwick.ac.uk.

Registration closes on Monday 25th April. You are advised to register early as space is limited.

Presentation by Rebecca Cain, Associate Professor and Head of the Experiential Engineering Research Group in WMG.

Rebecca will present her research on user involvement in the design of healthcare environments. This research was part of a five-year EPSRC funded project. It draws upon studies conducted in collaboration with Plymouth Hospitals NHS Trust and the Royal Free Hospital, which developed novel methods for engaging patients and staff in the design of hospital environments.

Lunch will be provided.

Please confirm your attendance by emailing Stephanie Tierney at: stephanie.tierney@warwick.ac.uk (for catering purposes).

Amanda Hopkins is running two workshops focussing on the skills needed to write effective essays in examinations. These workshops are for all SMLC students.

Honours-level students (second and final years)

Wednesday 4th May 1 - 2 pm H0.51

First-year students

Wednesday 11th May 1 - 2 pm H0.51

History Meets Biology

Nikolas Rose, The Human Sciences in a Biological Age

Michael D Gordin, Evidence and the Instability of Biology

Lynn Hunt, The Self and Its History

Stephen Shapiro, "Pentecostal Modernism: Lovecraft, Los Angeles, and the New World-Systems Literary Studies”

Dr David Lees

Hanna Schumacher (PhD candidate, University of ÌÇÐÄTV)

„Hinterrücks packen die-Toten die Lebenden, werfen sie nieder.“– On the Interrelation between Past, Present and the U/Dystopian Moment in the Works of Dietmar Dath and Reinhard Jirgl

Weekly work-in-progress Research Seminars, where we come together to share our research.

Week 3 speakers:

Papers are 20 minutes long, with 10 minutes of questions each.
All are welcome - biscuits/chocolates will be provided.

Daniel McCann