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Speed Networking for AI Researchers
Online
Universities Policy Engagement Network are hosting a dedicated networking session for researchers, policymakers and professionals working in the field of Artificial Intelligence.

For AI researchers (or prof services): 

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Academic Support Session (student-led)
TRC (FAB 4.76)
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WiP Seminar - Alison Sharrock (Manchester)
OC 1.03

鈥楾hinking like a Plant? Vegetative Consciousness in Ovid鈥檚 Metamorphoses鈥�

More information | Tags: Faculty of Arts classics Conferences Research Research seminars invited lecture Work In Progress classics and english classics and philosophy |
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CHMST Journal Club: Isis
FAB3.26 Faculty of Arts Building

Our new journal club meets once a term to discuss the latest number of a leading journal in a relevant sub-discipline. Led by Michael Bycroft, this term we鈥檒l be looking through a current issue of the history of science journal Isis. Read as much or as little as you wish (from just the abstracts, to whole articles), and join us to discuss how the contents reflect the current state of the field.

The issue we'll be discussing is the latest, or current, one: vol. 116, no. 3.
The abstracts are available here:
The pieces we are looking at are a) the five under the heading 'Articles' and b) the four under the heading 'Focus: American Science and Conservative Religion.'
Participants are encouraged to read the nine abstracts before the meeting. Some might also want to read one or more of the articles, but that's optional. Some of the pdfs are freely available online, whereas others require an institutional login.
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