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👤 Hao Wu, Title: Speck”tacular inflammasomes: a glimpse into NLRP1 and NLRP3 regulation and Jenny Ting, Title: Innate immune receptors: crosstalk with adaptive immunity and the microbiota.

Haplogroup context is a key element to deciding if an mtDNA variant is a mutation or population polymorphism, complete study of mitochondrial tRNA’s across multiple taxa

👤 Dr Joanna Elson | Wellcome Centre for Mitochondrial Research, Newcastle University

Haploid Genetic Screens in Human Cells

👤 Dr Thijn Brummelkamp, Netherlands Cancer Institute

Haploid Genetic Screens in Human Cells to Identify Disease-relevant Genes

👤 Dr Thijn Brummelkamp: Netherlands Cancer Institute

Haplotype sharing and time to common ancestor: resolving various genetics problems including the studies of rare variants and disease susceptibility variants

👤 Dr Augustine Kong, deCODE genetics

Happiness and heartbreak

👤 Dr Nick Baylis; Professor Martin Cowie

Happiness and Sustainability

👤 Prof John O'Neill, Manchester University

Happiness, Global Catastrophe, and the National Assembly for Wales

👤 Gareth Clubb, Senior Research Officer, National Assembly of Wales

Happiness in the brain: A computational and neural model for mood dynamics

👤 Dr Robb Rutledge, Yale University

Happiness, Serenity and Emancipation

👤 Venerable Kovido Bhikku

Happy Danes

👤 Dr Luisa Corrado, Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge

Happy Families and Their Relatives

👤 Halbeisen, L J (ETH Zrich)

Happy...the movie

👤 Felicia Huppert and Ben Irvine, The Well-Being Institute

Haptics, Tactile Sensing and Dexterous Manipulation and Teleoperation with the End-User in Mind

👤 Dr. Antonia Tzemanaki, Senior Lecturer at University of Bristol

Harbours and Hinterlands: Experiencing the Sea in Mycenaean Messenia

👤 Max McDonald, University of Oxford

Hard and soft elasticity of polydomain liquid crystal elastomers

👤 Biggins, J (University of Cambridge)

Hard and soft equivariance priors via Steerable CNNs

👤 Dr Gabriele Cesa - Qualcomm AI Research, Amsterdam

Hard and soft packing in the molecular organization of liquid crystals

👤 Claudio Zannoni (Università di Bologna)

Hard and soft packing in the molecular organization of liquid crystals

👤 Claudio Zannoni (Università di Bologna)

Hard-core configurations on Z^2 and other lattices

👤 Izabella Stuhl (Penn State)

Hard core effects in mean field theories

👤 Sonnet, A-M (University of Strathclyde)

Hard decisions do not cause a 2dB power loss

👤 Dr Tobias Koch, CUED

Hardening Bloom Filter PPRL by modifying identifier encodings

👤 Rainer Schnell (City University, London; Universität Duisburg-Essen)

Hardening effects in metals

👤 Claire Lincoln, PCS Group, Cavendish Laboratory

Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger Convergence Rates for Least-Squares Regression

👤 Francis Bach (INRIA)

Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger - Elliptic Curve Discrete Logarithm Computations on FPGAs

👤 Erich Wenger, Graz University of Technology, Austria

Harder-Narasimhan filtrations for quiver representations from the point of view of TDA

👤 Ulrike Tillmann (Isaac Newton Institute)

Harder-Narasimhan Filtrations of Persistence Modules

👤 Marc Fersztand (University of Oxford)

Harder-Narasimhan stratifications for decorated principal bundles

👤 Daniel Halpern-Leistner (Cornell University)

Harder's reduction theory for S-arithmetic groups over global function fields

👤 Ralf Gramlich (Birmingham)

Hard limits on robust control over delayed and quantized communications

👤 Yorie Nakahira, California Institute of Technology

Hard Multi-Jet Predictions using High Energy Factorisation

👤 Dr. Jeppe Andersen (CERN)

Hardness-induced elastic, plastic, cracking observations

👤 Ron Armstrong, Center for Energetic Concepts Development, University of Maryland

Hardness magnification near state-of-the-art lower bounds

👤 Jan Pich, Oxford

Hard truths, Sacred cows and Animal Spirits - making nature count in fashion supply chains

👤 Dr. Helen Crowley, Head of Sustainable Sourcing Innovation, Kering

Hardware and Software Fingerprinting of Mobile Devices

👤 Jiexin (Stan) Zhang, University of Cambridge

Hardware-conscious data processing systems

👤 Holger Pirk (Imperial College London)

Hardware Datapath: For Machine Learning and Beyond

👤 Professor George A. Constantinides - Professor of Digital Computation, Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Imperial College London

Hardware defences against side channel and invasive attacks

👤 Philip Paul, Computer Lab, University of Cambridge

Hardware Efficient Machine Learning

👤 Robert Peharz; Marton Havasi

Hardware for Neural Networks

👤 Rune Holm, Senior Principal Engineer, Machine Learning Group, ARM

Hardware Neural Network Accelerators

👤 Olivier Temam, Inria

Hardware Protection for Trusted Software

👤 Prof. Ruby Lee, Princeton University

Hardware security in nanometer CMOS

👤 Wayne Burleson, University of Massachusetts, Amherst

Hardware security: trends and pitfalls of the past decade

👤 Sergei Skorobogatov - Computer Laboratory, University of Cambridge

Hardwick Wood, past and present

👤 Vince Lea, voluntary warden for Hardwick Wood

Hardy inequalities for the Landau equation

👤 Maria Gualdani (University of Texas Austin)

Harmonic Analysis on Uniformly Rectifiable Sets and Applications to Complex Analysis of a Single and Several Variables

👤 Irina Mitrea (Temple University)

Harmonic and stochastic wavepackets in jets

👤 Lutz Lesshaft (École polytechnique, CNRS)

Harmonic Balance Method applied to vibration of aircraft engine in the presence of contact nonlinearities

👤 Dr Loic Salles, Imperial College

Harmonic maps and cluster coordinates

👤 Dylan Allegretti (University of British Columbia)

Harmonic maps to the circle with higher dimensional singular set

👤 Marco Badran (ETH Zurich)

Harmonic R-matrices for Scattering Amplitudes and Spectral Regularization

👤 Jan Plefka (Humboldt)

Harmonizing energy planning and market mechanisms to ensure supply adequacy in electricity markets

👤 Luiz Augusto Barroso (PSR Energy Research and Analytics)

Harmony of color and kinematics - from trees to loops

👤 Johansson, H (Saclay)

Harnack inequality for diffusion semigroups with non-constant difussion coefficients

👤 Wang, FY (Swansea)

Harnack's inequality for the inhomogeneous $p(x)-$laplace equation

👤 Wolanski, N (Universidad de Buenos Aires)

Harnessing AI and Robotics for Materials Discovery

👤 Andrew I. Cooper, University of Liverpool, UK

Harnessing AI and Robotics for Materials Discovery

👤 Andrew I. Cooper, University of Liverpool, UK

Harnessing cancer patients’ own immune system to control disease.

👤 Professor Ann Ager, Professor of Cellular Immunity and Immunotherapy, Cardiff University

Harnessing cold atoms to empower quantum technologies

👤 Dr Marco Koschorreck (University of of Bonn)

Harnessing cold atoms to empower quantum technologies

👤 Dr Marco Koshorreck, University of Bonn

Harnessing Computing for Societal Challenges – the Importance of Multiphase Flows

👤 Damir Juric, Churchill College & CNRS LISN Paris

Harnessing cytomegaloviral immune evasion for vaccine development

👤 Klaus Frueh, Oregon Health & Science University hosted by Paul Lehner

Harnessing d-Block Chemistry for Stereoselective Synthesis

👤 Dr Hon Wai Lam (University of Edinburgh)

Harnessing evolution for making new medicines

👤 Prof Sir Gregory Winter

Harnessing Genetic Dependencies in Cancer Therapy

👤 Alan Ashworth, The Institute of Cancer Research, London

Harnessing helpful heterogeneity in healing at the humeral head: The mechanics of the rotator cuff and its surgical repair

👤 Prof. Guy M Genin, Co-Director, NSF Science and Technology Centre for Engineering MechanoBiology Washington University in St Louis

Harnessing Large Language Models for Medical Data Processing: Structured Information Extraction, Disease Classification, and RAG Integration

👤 Cristian Cosentino (Università della Calabria)

Harnessing Large Language Models for Medical Data Processing: Structured Information Extraction, Disease Classification, and RAG Integration

👤 Cristian Cosentino (Università della Calabria)

Harnessing Machine Intelligence for Planetary-level Climate Action

👤 Dr Ramit Debnath

Harnessing machine learning to promote health equity – the Health Equity Evidence Centre

👤 Queen Mary University of London

Harnessing Multimodal AI for Knowledge-Enhanced Computational Pathology

👤 Prof Lequan Yu, HKU, Hong Kong SAR

Harnessing naturally randomized transcription to infer regulatory relationships among genes

👤 Phil Charles, Cambridge Centre for Proteomics

Harnessing non-smooth dynamics for self-propelled gastrointestinal endoscopies with vibro-impact capsules

👤 Prof. Yang Liu University of Exeter

Harnessing quantum mechanics to predict the properties of materials

👤 Benjamin Shi

Harnessing Radical Reactivity for Molecular Innovation

👤 Professor Huan-Ming Huang, School of Physical Science and Technology, ShanghaiTech University

Harnessing sexual and asexual seed formation for increased seed yield

👤 Dr Anna Koltunow (CSIRO Agriculture and Food)

Harnessing Shape Fluctuations to Probe the Mechanics of Stress Granules in Live Cells

👤 Sushma Grellscheid (Universitetet i Bergen)

Harnessing social networks for HIV surveillance

👤 Simon Frost, Department of Veterinary Medicine, University of Cambridge

Harnessing the Interactions of Ultrasound Waves and Acoustic Cavitation With Biological Tissue for Non-Invasive Therapy and Drug Delivery

👤 Dr Constantin Coussios, Biomedical Ultrasonics & Biotherapy Laboratory, University of Oxford

Harnessing the Overconfidence of the Crowd: A Theory of SPACs

👤 Martin Szydlowski (Carlson School of Management)

Harnessing the Potential of High-throughput Confocal Microscopy - Multi-dimensional and Multi-modal Analysis

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Harnessing the Power, Managing the Risk: The Future of AI, Data, and Cybersecurity

👤 Evan Kotsovinos, Vice President Privacy, Safety, Security, Google

Harnessing the power of genetics and genomics to drive drug discovery

👤 Joanna Betts, GlaxoSmithKline

Harnessing the power of multi-tracer intensity mapping to study early galaxy formation

👤 Guochao Sun, Northwestern University (Remote)

Harnessing the Power of Non-Covalent Interactions for Organocatalysis

👤 Professor Steven Wheeler, Texas A&M University

HARNESSING THE POWER OF TECHNOLOGY TSUNAMIS TO DISRUPT THE FUTURE OF ONLINE GROCERY RETAIL

👤 Paul Clarke, Ocado

Harnessing the Power of the Brain with Metal-Oxide

👤 Themis Prodromakis (University of Southampton)

Harnessing the principles of cellular resilience for therapeutics

👤 Dr Ritwick Sawarkar, MRC Toxicology, University of Cambridge

Harnessing the Quantum World

👤 Professor Raymond Laflamme, University of Waterloo

Harnessing the quantum world — can lab experiments become practical technologies?

👤 Professor Simon Benjamin, University of Oxford

Harnessing the Ring of Fire: Assessing the Impacts of Development Financing on Geothermal Development in Indonesia and the Philippines

👤 Kathryn Chelminski (Geneva IHEID, visiting EPRG)

Harnessing the Tumour Microenvironment to Unlock CAR-T Cell Immunotherapy

👤 Prof James Arnold, Professor and Head of Tumour Immunology Group, King's College London

Harnessing the Wonders of the Microbial World to Solve Environmental Problems

👤 Rozendal, R (Parques)

Harnessing Visual Studio Code for Your Research

👤 Máté Aller & Dace Apšvalka, MRC CBU

Harnessing wave-power in open seas

👤 Michael Stiassnie (Technion - Israel Institute of Technology)

HARPS-3 and a Terra Hunting Experiment at the INT

👤 Samantha Thompson (Cavendish)

HARPS-N Observes the Sun as a star

👤 Xavier Dumusque (Geneva)

Harri Lorenzo and the Jardim Botânico Plantarum

👤 John Hughes

Harrisonomastix: dismantling the connection between experimental religion and experimental science in early modern England

👤 Stephen Pumfrey (Lancaster University)

Harvesting ambient vibration: the smarter infrastructure

👤 Dr Yu Jia, CUED

Harvesting DNA: genetics, archaeology and agriculture.

👤 Hugo Rafael Oliveira (PhD Student, Wolfson College)

Harvesting Proxies: The ecological niche for rice in Yayoi period Japan via multi-proxy species distribution modelling

👤 Leah Brainerd, McDonald Institute for Archaeological Research

Harvesting the Sun: using AI to design better materials for energy

👤 Xiaolei Feng, University of Cambridge, Department of Earth Sciences

Harvesting the Wisdom of Crowds

👤 Yoram Bachrach, Microsoft Research

Harvesting toads in South Africa for pregnancy testing in Britain

👤 Jesse Olszynko-Gryn (Department of History and Philosophy of Science)

Harvesting Urban Space: The Agribusiness Roots of Employee Misclassification and Why They Matter in the Fulfillment City

👤 Professor Don Mitchell (Uppsala University, Sweden)

Haskell is Not Not ML

👤 Benjamin Rudiak-Gould (University of Cambridge)

Has neuroscience abolished free will (or even criminal responsibility)

👤 Nicholas Mackintosh (Department of Psychology)

Hasn’t the time come for some brave new thinking on food management?

👤 Dr Andrew MacMillan, former Director of Field Operations at the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) of the United Nations

Hasse invariants and the I-adic cohomology of unitary Shimura varieties

👤 Tetsushi Ito (Kyoto University/IHES)

Hasse principle for Kummer varieties (joint work with Yonatan Harpaz)

👤 Alexei Skorobogatov (Imperial College)

Hasse principle for simply connected groups - Kirk Distinguished Visiting Fellow Lecture

👤 Parimala Raman (Emory University)

Has springy-ness come to the North Atlantic?

👤 Yueng-Djern Lenn, Bangor University

Has the Leopard Changed Its Spots? Is a New Biology Emerging?

👤 Prof Brian Goodwin, Schumacher College

Has the user finished speaking?

👤 Speaker to be confirmed

Hasting-Levitov Type Growth Processes with Random Particles

👤 Anne Schreuder (Cantab Capital Institute for the Mathematics of Information)

Hastings-Levitov planar aggregation

👤 James Norris (Statslab)

Hat Club - An Introduction to Space Elevators

👤 Laurence Bell

Hat Club - Neglected Diseases of Neglected Populations

👤 Dr Tiewu Jia, Dr Sara Meville, Paul Chinnock

Hat Club - The Mystery of our Genetic Makeup

👤 Nouar Qutob

Hat Club - What does 'Class' Mean?

👤 Hat Club

Hausdorff dimension estimates for bounded orbits on homogeneous spaces of Lie groups

👤 Kleinbock, D (Brandeis University)

Hausdorff dimension of oscillatory motions for the 3-body problem

👤 Vadim Kaloshin, Penn. State

Hausdorff dimension of the spectrum of the almost Mathieu operator

👤 Igor Krasovsky (Imperial College London)

Have I got path for you...?

👤 Prof. Alun Williams, Department of Veterinary Medicine

Have we Achieved Artificial Intelligence

👤 Anders Hansen (University of Cambridge)

Have we Achieved Artificial Intelligence

👤 Anders Hansen (University of Cambridge)

Have we Achieved Artificial Intelligence

👤 Anders Hansen (University of Cambridge)

Have you heard... Outreach for Research Software Engineering

👤 Peter Schmidt - Code for Thought

Have you heard the northern lights? Science and re-enchantment in 19th-century Arctic exploration

👤 Shane McCorristine (Department of Geography)

Have you seen this homology class??

👤 Jesper Grodal (Københavns Universitet (University of Copenhagen))

Having a closer look at Multiword Expressions

👤 Aline Villavicencio (Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul (Brazil) and University of Bath)

Having a Voice in Your Group: Field Experiments on Behavioral and Attitudinal Changes

👤 Dr Sherry Wu (UCLA)

Having the Courage of your Convictions (in-person talk)

👤 Speaker to be confirmed

Having the courage to be creative: making links between creativity, the sharing economy and gender identity

👤 Maria Lusitano Santos

Hawkes process as models for some genomic data

👤 Patricia Reynaud-Bouret (CNRS and Univ. Nice)

Hawking-like radiation and “temperature” in gravitational scattering beyond the Planck scale

👤 Dimitri Colferai, INFN, Florence

Hawking radiation of various black holes: influence of the magnetic field and of Gauss-Bonnet corrections

👤 Roman Konoplya (University of Cambridge)

Haxl: Efficient Data-fetching for Free

👤 Simon Marlow, Facebook

Hayek, Emergence and Social Order

👤 Paul Lewis ( Kings College, London)

Hazardous Earth: How our planet is trying to kill us

👤 Ekbal Hussain

HDL cholesterol in cancer and wasting syndrome

👤 Dr Laurent Yvan-Charvet

HDL Code Generation from MATLAB and Simulink

👤 Jon Fielder and Scott Wilson, MathWorks

HDRUK Transforming Data for Trials infrastructure programme

👤 Macey Murray (UCL)

Head gardeners: the forgotten heroes of horticulture

👤 Toby Musgrave

Headless Heart or Heartless Head: How wise is refugee resettlement?

👤 Sir Stephen O'Brien; Dr Amal Marogy; Dunya Habash; Professor Dawn Chatty

Head Motion and Resting State fMRI Journal Club

👤 Ed Bullmore, Prantik Kundu, Mika Rubinov, Brain Mapping Unit, Department of Psychiatry, University of Cambridge

Head-on collision of vortex rings

👤 In-Jee Jeong (Seoul National University)

Healing and Renewal: Embracing the Energies of Mid-Year Transformation (in-person)

👤 Heather Kara

Healing the body with new materials

👤 Prof Molly Stevens, Imperial College London

Healing the Subconscious - An Interactive Talk

👤 Dr.Prashant Kakode ( is based in Cambridge and has a background in ENT and integrated health.Hi)

Healing Words: Hagiographic Evidence for Medieval Medical Practices

👤 Hilary Powell

Health and disease: beyond naturalism and normativism

👤 Ellie Kingma (King's College London)

Health and nutrition among the Maya

👤 Dr Ines Varela-Silva, Loughborough University

Health and Policy Research in Africa: Gathering opinions using interactive radio and SMS in East Africa

👤 Dr Claudia Abreu Lopes (Africa's Voices Foundation)

Health and wellbeing in sexual minority people - Inaugural lecture with Prof Catherine Meads

👤 Prof Catherine Meads

Health and Wholeness - An Evening Talk

👤 Dr.Prashant Kakode ( is based in Cambridge and has a background in ENT and integrated health.Hi)

Health as an asset: estimating the causal effects of health conditions and health behaviours on social and economic outcomes using Mendelian randomization

👤 Dr Laura Howe, MRC Integrative Epidemiology Unit at the University of Bristol

Healthcare and welfare in contemporary Kenya

👤 Ruth Prince (Cambridge Centre of African Studies)

Healthcare Design Toolkit - helping engineer better healthcare

👤 Ian Hosking, Senior Research Associate, Department of Engineering, University of Cambridge

Healthcare SIG: Personalised medicine - the challenges and opportunities of the $500 genome'

👤 David Bentley, Chief Scientist, Illumina

Health economic evaluation: what can it do for me?

👤 Sarah Byford

Health Economics @ Cambridge seminar

👤 Philip Chen, PhD Student, Cambridge Centre for Climate Change Mitigation Research

Health Economics @ Cambridge seminar

👤 Prof Larry King, Department of Sociology, University of Cambridge

Health Economics @ Cambridge seminar: Are next generation sequencing technologies affordable? A cost-effectiveness analysis of a cancer panel versus single gene testing

👤 Jilles Fermont, PhD Candidate

Health Economics @ Cambridge seminar: Does walking or cycling to work improve psychological wellbeing? Evidence from the British Household Panel Survey

👤 Adam Martin, RAND Europe & Cambridge Centre for Health Services Research

Health Economics @ Cambridge seminar: Is it cost-effective to screen women for abdominal aortic aneurysm? Results from the Screening Women for AAA (SWAN) project

👤 Dr Mike Sweeting, Cadiovascular Epidemiology Unit, University of Cambridge

Health Economics @ Cambridge seminar: MOVING TOWARDS A SMALLER ROLE FOR HEALTH MAXIMISATION IN THE PRIORITISATION OF NHS RESOURCES

👤 Dr Gabriele Badano (University of Cambridge)

Health Economics @ Cambridge seminar: NICE Technology Appraisal Process and Challenges to Decision Makers

👤 Dr Amanda Adler, Chair, NICE Technology Appraisal Committee B

Health Economics @ Cambridge seminar: On the Management of Population Immunity

👤 Dr Flavio Toxvaerd, Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge

Health Economics @ Cambridge seminar: Social Health Insurance and Treatment-Seeking Behaviour - Evidence from the Chinese New Rural Cooperative Medical Scheme

👤 Dr Miaoqing Yang, Cambridge Centre for Health Services Research, RAND Europe

Health Economics @ Cambridge seminar: Wealth, Marriage and Sex Selection.

👤 Prof Kaivan Munshi, Faculty of Economics

Health Economics @ Cambridge seminar: Why is socioeconomic disadvantage associated with obesity?

👤 Dr Pablo Monsivais, Centre for Diet and Activity Research, University of Cambridge

Health Emergencies, Resource Allocation and Individual Health Security

👤 Jon Herington

Health foods in late Victorian advertising and popular culture: Ladies! Improve your man!

👤 Lesley Steinitz (History, Cambridge)

Health, height and intelligence in history: surveying the British population through the 20th century

👤 Ed Ramsden (University of Exeter)

Health Impacts of Economic Inequalities

👤 Professor Kate Pickett

Health in Africa Workshop, panel on "Health and new Information and Communication Technologies"

👤 Speaker to be confirmed

Health knowledge and its gatekeepers: exchanges of knowledge between Tsimshian and Euro-Canadian missionaries in nineteenth-century British Columbia

👤 Phoebe McDonnell (King's College London)

Health, Lifestyle and Social Interaction in North Chilean Prehistory: morphological insights from the living and the dead

👤 Emma Pomeroy

Health Monitoring with Wireless Sensors and Machine Learning

👤 Bruce Maggs, Duke University and Emerald Innovations

Health records, privacy and social networks

👤 Dr Rachel Jones, Director of Instrata

Health resilience and weather changes in Germany, 1890-1913

👤 Asst Professor Daniel Gallardo-Albarran (Wageningen University)

Health & Society

👤 Prof Carol Brayne, Dr Lee De-Wit, Dr Anna Barford

Health status and health care utilization among transition-age youth and adults on the autism spectrum

👤 Lisa Croen, Director Autism Research Program at Kaiser Permanente Northern California

Health Technologies KTN: working together to accelerate innovation in healthcare

👤 Professor Mehdi Tavakoli, Health Technologies KTN

Health vs economy": a false choice of pandemic modelling

👤 Mikhail Prokopenko (University of Sydney)

Health & Wellbeing: A Multisensory Perspective

👤 Marianna Obrist, UCL

Healthy Ageing and Social Capital

👤 Dr Nicolas Sirven, Institut de Recherche et Documentation en Économie de la Santé, France and CSC

Healthy Cities from the Bottom Up: A Human-centred Approach to Urban and Transport Planning

👤 Dr Andy Hong, Nuffield Department of Women’s & Reproductive Health, University of Oxford.

Healthy Country, Healthy People

👤 Jonathan Kingsley (Visiting Scholar Cambridge/Deakin)

Healthy eating: Emulsion microstructure engineering for salt or sugar reduction

👤 Professor Bettina Wolf, University of Birmingham, UK

Healthy futures: genomics and beyond

👤 Speaker to be confirmed

Healthy, humours and paintings

👤 Spike Bucklow, Research Scientist, Hamilton Kerr Institute

Healthy, humours and paintings

👤 Spike Bucklow, Research Scientist, Hamilton Kerr Institute

Healthy mind, healthy life - Spirituality in Daily Life series

👤 Heather Kara a software developer and spiritual student ( is based in Cambridge and has a background in ENT and integrated health.Hi)

Healthy neurocognitive aging with big data: A multivariate dive into Biobank (N=500,000)

👤 Rogier Kievit (Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit)

Hearing and seeing things that are not there: Quantifying brain structure related to hallucinations

👤 Colleen Rollins (Department of Psychiatry, University of Cambridge)

Hearing Her Voice: Women musicians in Vienna 1900

👤 Dr Carola Darwin, Royal College of Music

Hearing loss and hearing aids

👤 Professor Brian C J Moore, FMedSci FRS, Professor of Auditory Perception

Hearing loss and hearing aids

👤 Professor Brian Moore, Department of Experimental Psychology

Hearing research in Cambridge: the present and future

👤 Richard Turner

Hearing, seeing and talking Pain

👤 Professor Joanna Zakrzewska, UCL

Hearing Voices: Theology, Psychiatry and the Lived Experience of Hearing Voices

👤 Professor John Swinton (University of Aberdeen)

Hearing with a cochlear implant: The perception of sound intensity

👤 Prof Colette McKay, Aston University Birmingham

Hearsay, gossip, misapprehension: Alfred Newton's second-hand histories of extinction

👤 Amelia Urry (University of Cambridge)

Heart and brain

👤 Francesca Cormack (MRC Cognition & Brain Sciences Unit)

Heart and minds: The hidden impacts on emotion and memory

👤 Dr Sarah Garfinkel, Brighton and Sussex Medical School. University of Sussex, Brighton

Heart-brain interactions in emotion and memory

👤 Sarah Garfinkel (University of Sussex)

Heart development and ageing

👤 Thomas Brand, Heart Science Centre, Imperial College London

Heart Disease Link to Developmental Hypoxia and Oxidative Stress

👤 Prof Dino Giussani, PDN, University of Cambridge

Heart Disease Link to Fetal Hypoxia and Oxidative Stress

👤 Professor Dino Giussani - Department of Physiology, Development and Neuroscience, Cambridge

Hearth-side socioeconomics, hunting and paleoecology during the late Lower Paleolithic at Qesem Cave, Israel and Mode 2.5? Technological diversity in the eastern Mediterranean from MIS 7-11

👤 Mary Stiner and Steve Kuhn, University of Arizona, Tucson

Heart of Darkness - Unraveling the Mysteries of the Invisible Universe

👤 Dr Simon Mitton, Vice President, Royal Astronomical Society

Heart of the Empire: Constructing the London Docklands, 1799-1886

👤 Madeleine Miller (University of Cambridge)

Heart valve tissue engineering

👤 Professor Frank Baaijens, Eindhoven University of Technology

Heat and freshwater transport in the vicinity of the Antarctic shelf

👤 Graeme MacGilchrist (University of St. Andrews)

Heated snowballs, Batman! a.k.a. Interior and atmospheric structures of hot watery super-Earths

👤 Scott Thomas (Cambridge)

Heating and breakdown of adiabaticity in Floquet systems through many-body resonances

👤 Anatoli Polkovnikov (Boston University)

Heating and Maintaining of Active Region Cores

👤 Durgesh Tripathi (IUCAA, Pune, India)

Heating of the solar corona by nanoflares: Speculative past, quantitative present and uncertain future

👤 Prof. Peter Cargill (St. Andrew's)

Heating the solar corona by nanoflares triggered by a kink instability

👤 Alan Hood (University of St. Andrews)

Heating up atmospheres: optical high-resolution spectroscopy of hot gas giants

👤 David Ehrenreich (Geneva)

Heat kernel for reflected diffusion and extension property on uniform domains

👤 Mathav Murugan (University of British Columbia)

Heat kernels in graphs: A journey from random walks to geometry, and back

👤 He Sun, University of Bristol

Heat Pumps for Energy Conservation

👤 Daikin and the Cambridge Renewable Energy Centre

Heat released from the depths of the Arctic Ocean: polar amplification and possible bifurcations

👤 Ian Eisenman (University of California, San Diego)

Heat Rises: 100 Years of Rayleigh-Bénard Convection (Rouse Ball Lecture)

👤 Professor Charles Doering (University of Michigan)

Heat trace asymptotics for domains with corners

👤 David Sher (DePaul University)

Heat Transfer Enhancement using Porous Media: effect of local-thermal non-equilibrium condition and thermal radiation

👤 Dr Yasser Mahmoudi-Larimi, CUED

Heat transfer in a chemically reactive fluid across exponentially stretching vertical surface with transverse magnetic field in unsteady porous medium

👤 SULEMANA MUSAH (University for Development Studies)

Heat transport in asymptotic limits of thermal convection

👤 David Goluskin (University of Victoria)

Heat Transport in Holographic Field Theories

👤 Marolf, D (University of California, Santa Barbara)

Heat Transport in Lateral Spin Valve

👤 Dr. Georgios Stefanou, University of Cambridge, UK

Heat Transport in Quantum Materials

👤 Louis Taillefer, Universit de Sherbrooke

Heat transport in rapidly rotating turbulent convection

👤 Dr. Adrian Barker (DAMTP)

Heat Transport Measurements in Electronic Quantum Channels

👤 Dr Ulf Gennser, CNRS - Laboratory of Photonics and Nanostructures, France

Heaven and Earth are within one's grasp: the healer's body-as-technology in classical Chinese medicine

👤 Marta Hanson (Johns Hopkins University)

Heavens and Earth: An Empirical Approach to Knowledge Across Cultures– gloknos Annual Lecture Series

👤 Sonja Brentjes (Max Planck Institute for the History of Science Berlin)

Heavily Obscured AGN, a radio vs X-ray challenge

👤 Giovanni Mazzolari

Heavy atom diffraction in scattering from surfaces

👤 Eli Pollak, Chemical Physics Department, Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel

Heavy Dark Matter Through the Higgs Portal

👤 Dr Stephen West (Oxford)

Heavy elements in red giant stars

👤 Amanda Karakas (Monash)

Heavy elements in red giant stars

👤 Amanda Karakas (Monash)

Heavy fermion superconductivity of a new transuranium compound NpPd5Al2

👤 Dai Aoki, Grenoble

Heavy Flavour Physics

👤 Alexander Lenz, Universität Regensburg

Heavy Lifting: Leveraging Machine Learning to Measure the Masses of Supermassive Black Holes

👤 David Chemaly, Université de Montréal

Heavy metal parasite: The role of iron in Toxoplasma gondii

👤 Dr Clare Harding. Sir Henry Dale Fellow (Parasitology), University of Glasgow.

Heavy mice and lighter things: developing models of extracellular matrix in health and ageing

👤 Prof. Melinda J Duer; Department of Chemistry, University of Cambridge

Heavy mice and lighter things: how chemistry gives insight into how biological tissues work

👤 Dr Melinda Duer

Heavy neutralinos and dark matter

👤 Aoife Bharucha (Marseille, CPT)

Heavy physics contributions to neutrinoless double beta decay from QCD

👤 Nicolas Garron (Liverpool University)

Heavy quark fragmentation and its application to top-pair events with B-hadrons

👤 Terry Generet

Heavy quark fragmentation: why, how, and where to?

👤 Chris Pollard (Warwick)

Heavy Quark Production in Soft Collinear Effective Theory

👤 Emanuele Mereghetti (LBNL)

Heavy quark spectroscopy and accurate predictions of b-baryon masses

👤 Prof Marek Karliner (Tel Aviv)

Heavy quasiparticles in Yb compounds: The Renormalized Band approach

👤 Dr Gertrud Zwicknagl, TU Braunschweig

Heavy Rainfalls in a Desert(ed) City – a climate-archaeological case study from Naga, Sudan

👤 Dr Jonas Berking

Heavy Stable Isotopes in Marine Geochemistry - Insights from Cadmium

👤 Mark Rehkamper, Imperial College London

Heavy-tailed compound renewal and L\'evy processes with negative drift: maxima over random time intervals

👤 Sergey Foss (Heriot-Watt University)

Heavy-tailed compound renewal and L\'evy processes with negative drift: maxima over random time intervals

👤 Sergey Foss (Heriot-Watt University)

Heavy-tailed phenomenon in SGD, multiplicative noise, Stable Levy processes and related SDEs, basic geometric measure theory and fractal geometry

👤 Umut Simsekli (INRIA)

Heavy Tail Phenomenon in Stochastic Gradient Descent

👤 Mert Gurbuzbalaban (Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey)

Heavy Tail Phenomenon in Stochastic Gradient Descent

👤 Mert Gurbuzbalaban (Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey)

Heavy Vehicle Steering for Long Combination Vehicles - Part 1: Talk

👤 Dr Andrew Odhams and Dr Richard Roebuck, Cambridge University Engineering Department

Heavy Vehicle Steering for Long Combination Vehicles - Part 2: Demonstration

👤 Dr Andrew Odhams and Dr Richard Roebuck, Cambridge University Engineering Department

Heavy Vehicle Steering for Long Combination Vehicles - Part 2: Demonstration

👤 Dr Andrew Odhams and Dr Richard Roebuck (Cambridge University Engineering Department)

Heavy vehicle tyre wear: Measurement and Improvement

👤 Dr Julien Lepine, CUED

HE@Cam: Michael Laxy - Implementing lifestyle intervention to prevent diabetes in US Medicaid beneficiaries: cost-effectiveness, budgetary impact and health equity impact

👤 Michael Laxy

HE@Cam: Padraig Dixon - The causal effect of BMI on inpatient hospital costs: Mendelian Randomization analysis of the UK Biobank cohort

👤 Dr Padraig Dixon, University of Bristol

HE@Cam: Peter Morten - New therapies, new methods: the use of novel survival analysis methods for I-O therapies

👤 Peter Morten - Costello Medical

HE@Cam Seminar: Anna Heath - Value of Sample Information as a Tool for Clinical Trial Design

👤 Anna Heath, University College London

HE@Cam seminar: Christian Hill - Patient Access Scheme, Managed Access Agreement and their influence on the approval trends of new medicines, devices and diagnostics

👤 Christian Hill - CEO, MAP Biopharma

HE@Cam Seminar: Christian Hill - Patient Access Scheme, Managed Access Agreements and their influence on the approval trends on new medicines, devices and diagnostics

👤 Christian Hill, CEO MAP Biopharma

HE@Cam Seminar: Christian Léonard - Social Preferences as an Alternative to Cost-Utility Analysis

👤 Professor Christian Léonard, General Director of the Belgian Healthcare Knowledge Centre (KCE)

HE@Cam Seminar: John Buckell - Smokers’ cigarette choices and risk perceptions: Experimental evidence on US adults

👤 John Buckell - Postdoctoral Associate, Yale University

HE@Cam seminar: Mark Connolly - The public economics consequences of health and investments in healthcare

👤 Mark Connolly

HE@Cam seminar: The Cambridge Bioscience Impact Study

👤 Prof Pete Tyler, Department of Land Economy

HE@Cam Seminar: Tray Brown - Building a Discrete Event Simulation to Determine the Cost-Effectiveness of Treatments for Systemic Lupus Erythematosus

👤 Tray Brown -Department of Public Health and Primary care

HE@Cam Seminar: Will Dunlop - Benefits, Challenges and Potential Strategies of Open Source Health Economic Models

👤 Will Dunlop - Mundipharma International Limited

Hecke algebras at roots of unity

👤 Geck, M (Aberdeen)

Hecke algebras at roots of unity

👤 Geck, M (Aberdeen)

Hecke algebras at roots of unity

👤 Geck, M (Aberdeen)

Hecke operator and CFTs

👤 Kaiwen Sun (Max Planck Institute for Mathematics)

Hecke orbits on Shimura varieties of Hodge type

👤 Pol van Hoften (Stanford University)

Hecke orbits on Shimura varieties of Hodge type

👤 Pol van Hoften (Stanford University)

Hector Rail & GB Railfreight (GBRf) with John Smith

👤 John Smith

Hedgehog black holes and the deconfinement transition

👤 Headrick, M (Stanford)

Hedgehog signaling in regeneration and disease

👤 Phil Beachy, Stanford University School of Medicine

Hedgehog signalling and cell polarity in killer lymphocytes

👤 Gillian Griffiths, Cambridge Institute for Medical Research, University of Cambridge

Hedgehog signalling and myogenesis in the zebrafish

👤 Philip Ingham, Institute of Molecular and Cell Biology Singapore

Hedgehog signalling in immune cells

👤 Maike de la Roche, Cancer Research UK Cambridge Institute

Hedgehog signalling in T-cell differentiation

👤 Dr Tessa Crompton, Institute for Child Health, University College London, hosted by Gillian Griffiths

Hedging Against Uncertainty via Multiple Diverse Predictions

👤 Dhruv Batra, Virginia Tech

Hedonism and Well-Being

👤 Prof. Roger Crisp (Philosophy, University of Oxford) and Prof. Andrew MacLeod (Psychology, Royal Holloway University of London)

Heegaard Floer and Embedded Contact homology, an introduction

👤 Tom Brown (DPMMS)

Heegaard Floer correction terms, semigroups, and plane cuspidal curves

👤 Marco Golla (Uppsalala)

Heegner divisors and L-functions of weak Maass forms

👤 Jan Bruinier (Darmstadt)

HEGAC: Higher efficiency gas assisted laser cutting

👤 Dr Ali Khan, Centre for Industrial Photonics

Hegel and Italian Political Thought

👤 Fernanda Gallo (Homerton College, University of Cambridge)

Hegel and the sea. International trade in Hegel's political philosophy

👤 Norbert Waszek (Paris)

Hegemony and its discontents: translating Gramsci with Dalit Subalterns

👤 Dr Karin Kapadia, University of Oxford

Height and relational complexity for finite permutation groups

👤 Bianca Loda, University of South Wales

Height function delocalisation on cubic planar graphs

👤 Piet Lammers (IHES)

Height gaps of planar Brownian motion and Brownian loop soup

👤 Antoine Jego (EPFL - Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne)

Height of units and the cyclotomic Z_p-extension of Q

👤 Takayuki Morisawa (Keio University)

Height pairings for algebraic cycles. Biextensions, generalized cross-ratios, Tamagawa numbers, and the Birch and Swinnerton Dyer conjecture

👤 Spencer Bloch (University of Chicago)

Height zero characters in principal blocks

👤 Carolina Vallejo (Universidad Autonoma de Madrid, ICMAT)

Heilbronn and QALGO quantum algorithms meeting 2016

👤 Various

Heilbronn and QALGO quantum algorithms meeting 2016

👤 Various

Heilbronn and QALGO quantum algorithms meeting 2016

👤 Various

Heilbronn Quantum Algorithms Meeting 2018

👤 Speaker to be confirmed

Heisenberg spin chains by separation of variables: recent advances

👤 Veronique Terras (Université Paris Saclay; CNRS (Centre national de la recherche scientifique))

Helen Christianson, Credit Suisse

👤 Helen Christianson, Credit Suisse

Helen Moss: kid power! Children versus adults in junior detective fiction

👤 Speaker to be confirmed

Hele-Shaw type free boundary problems as nonlinear fractional heat equations

👤 Russell Schwab (Michigan State University)

Helical correlations and unbroken symmetry in FCC-stacked triangular Ising antiferromagnets

👤 Dr Fiona Burnell (All Souls, Oxford)

Helical flows, conservation laws and symmetries

👤 Oberlack, M (Darmstadt)

Helically Coiled Carbon Nanotubes

👤 Ivanka Milosevic, University of Belgrade

Helical Organization of Tropical Cyclones

👤 Levina, G (Russian Academy of Sciences)

Helices under the microscope: What geometry can tells us about the bundling and tangling of bacterial flagella

👤 Maria Tatulea-Codrean (University of Cambridge)

Helicity cascade in atmospheric boundary layers: a way to break symmetries at all scales

👤 Enrico Deusebio (DAMTP)

Helicity, cohomology, and configuration spaces

👤 Parsley , J (Wake Forest University, USA)

Helicity in differential topology

👤 Mitsumatsu, Y (Chuo University)

Helicity in dispersive continuum mechanics

👤 Sergey Gavrilyuk (Aix Marseille Université)

Helicity, Reconnection and Seifert Surfaces

👤 De Witt Sumners (Florida State University)

Heliconical cholesteric liquid crystals: self-assembled tunable photonic bandgap materials - 1

👤 Peter Palffy-Muhoray (Kent State University)

Heliconical cholesteric liquid crystals: self-assembled tunable photonic bandgap materials - 2

👤 Peter Palffy-Muhoray (Kent State University)

Heliconical cholesteric liquid crystals: self-assembled tunable photonic bandgap materials - 3

👤 Peter Palffy-Muhoray (Kent State University)

Heliconical cholesteric liquid crystals: self-assembled tunable photonic bandgap materials - 4

👤 Peter Palffy-Muhoray (Kent State University)

Heliconius butterflies: How do bird predators perceive them?

👤 Denise DD (University of Cambridge)

Heliconius colour patterns: from gene expression to speciation ecology

👤 Chris Jiggins, University of Cambridge

Heliconius/Passiflora chemistry

👤 E.C. Pinheiro-de-Castro

Helimedicine and pre-hospital care

👤 Dr Ari Ercole (University of Cambridge)

Helium Mixing in Quasi-global Simulations of the Intracluster Medium

👤 Thomas Berlok (Niels Bohr Institute, Copenhagen)

Helium Spin-Echo: A Flexible Tool for Studying Nanoscale Processes at Surfaces

👤 Dr Andrew Jardine, University of Cambridge

Helium Spin Echo – An Open Quantum System

👤 Matthew Ord, Cavendish Laboratory, University of Cambridge

Helium Stars, Heavy Metals, High Velocities and Explosions

👤 Simon Jeffery (Armagh)

Helium Stars, Heavy Metals, High Velocities and Explosions

👤 Simon Jeffery (Armagh)

Hellenistic mouldmade bowls from Thessaly: a comprehensive study of old and new material

👤 Anna Dalgkitsi| PhD Candidate, University of Oxford

Hello From the Other Side: The Cutting Edge of Skeletal Reconstruction in Human Medicine’

👤 Dr Will Eward, Orthopaedic Oncology Section, Duke Cancer Institute, Duke University, NC, USA

Hello my name is... Have you seen my sensors?

👤 Pedro Brandao, Computer Laboratory, University of Cambridge

Hello World: How to be human in the age of the machine

👤 Dr. Hannah Fry, UCL

Helminth-associated changes in composition of the faecal microbiota of a Sri Lankan community

👤 Tim Jenkins, Department of Veterinary Medicine

Helminth-induced suppression of inflammation – a role for the gut microbiota?

👤 Dr Cinzia Cantacessi, Department of Veterinary Medicine, University of Cambridge

Helminth parasites - masters of the immune system

👤 Prof Rick Maizels, University of Glasgow

Helminth parasites of humans: past, present and future

👤 Dr Thomas Crellen (University of Glasgow)

Helmut Schmidt, Harold Wilson, and the British Renegotiation of EC-Membership, 1974-5

👤 Mathias Haeussler, PhD student, Robinson College

Help for your company to get investment (or finance) ready

👤 Simon Portman (Marks & Clerk) + Matthew Clerk (La Playa)

Help! I need to find stuff for my project now!

👤 Georgina Cronin, Betty & Gordon Moore Library

Help! I need to find stuff for my project now!

👤 Amy Theobald, Research Support, Betty & Gordon Moore Library

Help! I need to find stuff for my project now!

👤 Georgina Cronin, Research Support Librarian, Betty & Gordon Moore Library

Help! I Need To Find Stuff For My Project Now!

👤 Betty & Gordon Moore Library

Help! I need to find stuff for my project now! (Repeat session)

👤 Georgina Cronin, Betty & Gordon Moore Library

Help! I need to find stuff for my project now! (Repeat session)

👤 Georgina Cronin, Betty & Gordon Moore Library

Helping 10% of the people to read and write better

👤 Luz Rello, University Pompeu Fabra

Helping computers talk from experience

👤 Blaise Thomson, University of Cambridge

Helping divorced fathers help their children

👤 Prof. Sanford L. Braver (Department of Psychology, Arizona State University)

Helping the police with their enquiries

👤 Professor Vicki Bruce, School of Psychology, Newcastle

Helping translate PoP’s to Products: Traversing the valley

👤 Dr Graham R Broder

Helping You Lose Weight with Dinner Tips & More

👤 Speaker to be confirmed

Help! Liquid Crystal Device Physicist Without Mathematical Skill Seeks Solutions to Various Problems

👤 Cliff Jones (Dynamic Vision Systems Ltd; University of Leeds)

Help! Liquid Crystal Device Physicist Without Mathematical Skill Seeks Solutions to Various Problems

👤 Cliff Jones (Dynamic Vision Systems Ltd; University of Leeds)

Helsing: Simulating a System of Systems

👤 Matei David

Hematopoietic Stem Cell Biology

👤 Connie Eaves, Terry Fox Laboratory, Vancouver

Hematopoietic stem cell formation in the embryo

👤 Prof. Nancy Speck, University of Pennsylvania

Hemispheric asymmetetries in viewpoint-dependent and viewpoint-invariant priming

👤 Elias Mouchlianitis, MRC-CBU

Hemispheric lateralisation for auditory processing – does the brainstem play a role?

👤 Dr Katrin Krumbholtz (MRC Institute of Hearing Research)

Hemodynamics and multi-scale spatial endothelial phenotypes

👤 Davies, P (Pennsylvania)

Hempel pairs and Turaev Viro invariants

👤 Yi Liu (Peking University)

Henri Breuil and the Imagination of Prehistory in Southern Africa

👤 Saul Dubow (Faculty of History)

Henri Gaudier-Brzeska's Drawings

👤 Sebastiano Barassi, curator Kettle's Yard

Henry Mayo, Dr Johnson and the Toleration Act

👤 Peter Warner

Henry Moore’s Hill Arches

👤 Dr Victoria Avery, Keeper of Applied Arts

Henslow Fellows Lectures - Resolving the early record of animal evolution: Insights from the enigmatic Ediacaran Biota

👤 Dr Alexander Liu, Department of Earth Sciences

Hepatic Leptospiral Infections without Prominent Renal Involvement

👤 Katie McCallum, Department of Veterinary Medicine

Hepatitis B virus cccDNA regulation and spatial nuclear organization

👤 Dr Christine Neuveut, Institut Pasteur, France

Hepatology and Respiratory Medicine

👤 Speaker to be confirmed

HEP Journal Club

👤 Thomas Gillam, Simon Wright (Cambridge)

HEP Journal Club

👤 Imran Yusuff, Thibaut Mueller (Cambridge)

HER2 and EGFR: Signalling mechanisms and next generation cancer therapies

👤 Yosef Yarden, Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel

Heraldry and ceremonial in Holy Roman Empire

👤 Berthold Kress

Herbal remedy to Pharmaceutical - the story of botany and medicine

👤 Dr Alison Foster, Director, Oxford University Botanic Garden

Herbal remedy to Pharmaceutical - the story of Botany and Medicine

👤 Dr Alison Foster, Senior Curator, University of Oxford Botanic Garden

Hercules and the aesthetics of exhaustion

👤 Dr Nigel Spivey, Senior Lecturer in Classics

Hercules: The thinking person’s superhero

👤 Dr Emma Stafford, Senior Lecturer in Classics, Leeds University

Herd Induced by Uninformed Traders in Efficient Financial Markets

👤 Gongyu Chen (PhD student, Department of Economics)

Herding Cats: Turbulence in Spacetime

👤 Predrag Cvitanović (Georgia Institute of Technology)

Herding Nulls – and other C# stories from the future

👤 Mads Torgersen, Microsoft Research Redmond

Herding or a '3rd way to learn'

👤 Simon Lacoste-Julien and Ferenc Huszar

Herecy Corner at Skeptics in the Pub

👤 Nelson Jones

Hereditary spastic paraplegia, BMP signaling, and axonal degeneration in Drosophila

👤 Xinnan Wang, O'Kane lab, Department of Genetics

Here Happily Have we assembled

👤 Anna Marie Bohmann (Vanderbilt University)

HERG potassium channels: Friend or Foe

👤 Prof Jamie Vanderberg, Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute, Australia

Heritage and Sustainable Development

👤 Tatiana Vakhitova (Centre for Sustainable Development)

Heritage as a value in crisis situations

👤 Yasmina El Chami (University of Cambridge); Dr Ammar Azzouz (ARUP); Dena Qaddumi (University of Cambridge)

Heritage grammars and linguistic complexity: A view from grammatical gender

👤 Professor Terje Lohndal (NTNU Norwegian University of Science and Technology)

Heritage in the making: dealing with legacies of Fascist Italy and Nazi Germany

👤 Flaminia Bartolini (University of Cambridge)

Heritage language studies in the Korean-speaking world

👤 Soung-U Kim, Università degli Studi di Napoli L’Orientale

Heritage Quest: An Archaeological Survey of the Veluwe based on Data Science and Citizen Science

👤 Dr. Karsten Lambers (Leiden University)

Hermann Helmholtz on vortex motion

👤 Olivier Darrigol, Paris

Hermann Lotze and Local Sign

👤 Professor Michael Morgan, Professor of Visual Neuroscience at City University (Optometry) London and a Max-Planck Senior Fellow at the Institute for Neurological Research in Cologne

Hermes: Clustering Users in Large-Scale E-mail Services

👤 Christos Gkantsidis, Microsoft Research Cambridge

Hermitian complexity of real ideals

👤 Putinar, M (University of California, Santa Barbara)

Hermitian K-theory for Waldhausen infinity categories with genuine duality

👤 Markus Spitzweck (Universität Osnabrück)

Hermitian K-theory of stable infinity categories

👤 Baptiste Calmès (Université d’Artois)

Heroes and Villains: Understanding Jihad

👤 Timothy J. Winter (Sheikh Zayed Lecturer in Islamic Studies, and Fellow of Wolfson College, Cambridge University)

Heronian Friezes

👤 Sergey Fomin (University of Michigan, University of Michigan)

Herophilus of Chalcedon on the soul and the nervous system

👤 David Leith (Faculty of Classics)

Herpesviruses: endemic but not a plague

👤 Stuart McGregor Dallas, Hughes Hall

Herschel and Future Far Infrared Space Astronomy Missions

👤 Prof. Matt Griffin, University of Cardiff

Herschel Observations of Dust, Star Formation and Dark Matter from z=0 to z=5

👤 Steve Eales (School of Physics and Astronomy, University of Cardiff)

Herz--Schur multipliers and approximation properties

👤 Andrew McKee (Queen's University Belfast)

Herz-Schur multipliers of dynamical systems

👤 Ivan Todorov (Queen's University Belfast)

Hesselink stratification of nullcones and base change

👤 Premet, A (Manchester)

Hessian-based Markov-Chain Monte Carlo Algorithms

👤 Tom Minka (Microsoft Research Ltd)

Hessian operators, overdetermined problems, and higher order mean curvatures: symmetry and stability results

👤 Gloria Paoli (Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II)

Heteroatomic Single-Wall Nanotubes: Atomic Configuration, Structural and Physical Properties Studies via TEM

👤 Dr Raul Arenal De la Concha (Onera-CNRS, Paris)

Hetero-atomization of Bi-metals Ultrathin Nanostructure and Their Electro-catalytic Performance

👤 Prof. Ming Wen School of Chemistry Science and Engineering, Tongji University, China

Heterochrony and developmental system drift as the forces shaping spiralian development

👤 Dr Chema Martin-Duran (Queen Mary, University of London)

Heterogeneity and seasonal cycle of eddy-sea ice interactions (Josue Martinez)

👤 Josue Moreno Martinez (British Antarctic Survey)

Heterogeneity and transcriptional noise in cell populations

👤 One Day Special Meeting - see abstract for details

Heterogeneity in Cognitive Aging

👤 Professor Ulman Lindenberger, Director for Lifespan Psychology, Max Planck Institute for Human Development, Germany

Heterogeneity in hearing loss and its impact on development of treatments

👤 Prof Karen Steel, King's College London

Heterogeneity in Ion Binding for Bacterial Antimicrobial Resistance: Exquisitely Designed or Just Good Enough for The Job in Hand?

👤 David J Scott (University of Nottingham)

Heterogeneity in lahars and debris flows

👤 Chris Johnson, University of Bristol

Heterogeneity in the biology of developmental disorders

👤 Professor Sarah Durston (University of Utrecht)

Heterogeneity of hematopoietic stem and progenitor cell populations: implications for ageing and regeneration

👤 Claus Nerlov, University of Oxford

Heterogeneous anomalous transport in cellular and molecular biology

👤 Mykola Korabel (University of Manchester)

Heterogeneous effects of performance pay with market competition: Evidence from a randomized field experiment

👤 Professor Tobias Kretschmer, LMU Munich

Heterogeneous Liquid-solid Fluidisation Behaviour in Drinking Water Softening Reactors

👤 Jesus Antonio Gonzalez Espinosa (Queen Mary University of London)

Heterogeneous Proofs: Spider Diagrams meet Higher-Order Provers

👤 Matej Urbas (University of Cambridge)

Heterogenous Chemistry and The Possibility for Life in the Clouds of Venus

👤 Paul Rimmer, Department of Physics, University of Cambridge

Heterojunction Control of Organic & Hybrid Photovoltaic Semiconductor Devices

👤 Miss Einat Elmalem, University of Cambridge, Melville Laboratory for Polymer Synthesis

Heteroscedasticity and Autocorrelation Robust Structural Change Detection

👤 Zhou, Z (University of Toronto)

Heteroskedastic PCA: Algorithm, Optimality, and Applications

👤 Tony Cai, University of Pennsylvania

Heterotic bundles on toric Calabi-Yau manifolds

👤 Lee, S-J (Korea Institute for Advanced Study (KIAS))

Heterotic Line Bundle Models in Four Dimensions

👤 Lukas, A (University of Oxford)

Heterotic moduli space via linear sigma models

👤 Ilarion Melnikov (Albert Einstein Institute, Potsdam)

Heterotypic Amyloid Interactions and their Impact on Amyloid Assembly

👤 Prof Frederic Rousseau; VIB SWITCH Laboratory, KU Leuven

Heuristics of control: Habitization, fragmentation, memoization and pruning

👤 Peter Dayan (Gatsby Computational Neuroscience Unit, UCL)

Hey, you got your distributed algorithm in my ML!

👤 Tim Harris, Microsoft

HF=ECH via open book decompositions

👤 Vincent Colin, Nantes

HF radar remote sensing of the marginal ice zone and other interesting places

👤 Stuart Anderson, University of Adelaide

HGV-Cyclist collision avoidance

👤 Yanbo Jia, CUED

HGV-Cyclist collision avoidance

👤 Yanbo Jia, CUED

HHarmony in Bb — the present and future of ATLAS DiHiggs(4b) searches

👤 Teng Jian Khoo (Humboldt University of Berlin)

H, He, and seismic evidence for a bilithologic plume-fed asthenosphere

👤 Jason Phipps Morgan, Institute of Marine Sciences, Barcelona

HHH Gong Show - Algebraic cobordism categories

👤 Fabian Hebestreit (University of Bonn; Universität Augsburg)

HHH Gong Show - Non-commutative rational spectra and marked configuration spaces

👤 Tomer Schlank (Hebrew University of Jerusalem)

HHH Gong Show - On beyond Chouinard

👤 Tobias Barthel (Max-Planck-Institut für Mathematik, Bonn)

HHH Gong Show - Small Picard groups

👤 Irina Bobkova (Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton)

Hh signalling and the anti-tumour immune response: biology and new treatment opportunities

👤 Dr Maike de La Roche, CRUK Cambridge Institute

Hh signalling and the anti-tumour immune response: biology and new treatment opportunities

👤 Dr Maike de La Roche, Cancer Research UK Cambridge Institute

Hh signalling and the anti-tumour immune response: biology and new treatment opportunities

👤 Dr Maike de La Roche, Cancer Research UK Cambridge Institute

Hh signalling and the anti-tumour immune response: biology and new treatment opportunities

👤 Dr Maike de La Roche, Cancer Research UK Cambridge Institute

Hh signalling and the anti-tumour immune response: biology and new treatment opportunities

👤 Dr Maike de La Roche, CRUK Cambridge Institute

Hida theory over some Shimura varieties without ordinary locus.

👤 Riccardo Brasca (Universite Paris Diderot)

Hidden Ancestor Graphs with Assortative Vertex Attributes

👤 Richard Darling (NSA)

Hidden Citizens: Space, place and rights in India and Pakistan, 1947-1952

👤 Professor William Gould, University of Leeds

Hidden Common Cause Relations in Relational Learning

👤 Ricardo Silva (Statistical Laboratory)

Hidden conformal symmetry of gluon amplitudes and Wilson loops

👤 Drummond, J (LAPTH Annecy)

Hidden Confounding: How Time and Experiments Help

👤 Jonas Peters (ETH Zürich)

Hidden GeV-scale interactions of quarks and dark matter

👤 Claudia Frugiuele (Fermilab)

Hidden: how African trypanosomes remain transmissible

👤 Brice Rotureau, Institut Pasteur, France

Hidden in plain sight: early ecology as visual science

👤 Damian Hughes (De Montfort University)

Hidden in Plain Sight: Researching Community/ Complementary Languages Schools

👤 Professor Ken Cruickshank University of Sydney, Australia

Hidden in rock and frozen in time

👤 Dr Eric Wolff, British Antarctic Survey and Dr Aradhna Tripati, Department of Earth Sciences

Hidden in rock and frozen in time

👤 Dr Eric Wolff, BAS; Dr Aradhna Tripati, Dept of Earth Sciences

Hidden Markets: Designing Efficient but Simple Electronic Markets

👤 Sven Sueken, Harvard University

Hidden music: The mystery of early Chinese bronze vessels with bells

👤 Kirie Stromberg, MPhil student, Cambridge University

Hidden Order of Cooper Pairs in a Striped Cuprate at High Magnetic Fields (SP and QM)

👤 Dragana Popović, National High Magnetic Field Laboratory, Florida State University

Hidden problems in the global wind industry

👤 Dr Jim Platts, Institute of Manufacturing, University of Cambridge

Hidden-sector current-current correlators in holographic gauge mediation

👤 McGuirk, P (Cornell University)

Hidden Signposts of Plant Development

👤 Enrico Coen, JIC

Hidden structures in a model of many-body quantum chaos

👤 Dr Benjamin Beri, Cavendish Laboratory & DAMTP

Hidden Structures in the Gravitational S-Matrix

👤 David Skinner (DAMTP)

Hidden symmetries of higher-dimensional rotating black holes.

👤 David Kubiznak (DAMTP, University of Cambridge)

Hidden Tales with Mark Wells - talk and family activities

👤 Mark Wells

Hidden topological order in 1D Bose insulators

👤 Ehud Altman (Weizmann Institute)

Hidden variables, hidden states and hidden nonlocality: the in-equivalence of entanglement and nonlocality

👤 Joseph Bowles, University of Geneva

Hidden voices: censorship through omission

👤 Speaker to be confirmed

Hidden Youth?: The Sociality of Young People "Withdrawn" in the Bedroom in a Digital Age

👤 Dr Mark Wong, Social & Public Policy, University of Glasgow

Hide and seek: medieval creatures on the manuscript page

👤 Abigail L. Glen, Doctoral Candidate, Faculty of English, University of Cambridge

Hide and Seek: Searching for planets around young active stars

👤 Norbert Zicher (Oxford)

Hide and Seek With Natural Supersymmetry

👤 Ben Allanach (DAMTP)

Hiding in Plain Sight: Putin's Wars & the Power of Open Source

👤 Maks Czuperski (Atlantic Council) & Elliot Higgins (Brown Moses)

Hiding on an Ethernet

👤 Richard Clayton, University of Cambridge

Hierachical self-assembly of carbon based 2D nanostructured architectures: processing, manipulation and functions

👤 Dr. Paolo Samorì Université Louis Pasteur

Hierarch, democracy and political responsibility in northern india

👤 Dr Anastasia Piliavsky, University of Cambridge

Hierarchical Bayesian inference: constraining population distribution of dark matter halo shapes via stellar streams

👤 David Chemaly (IoA)

Hierarchical Bayesian inference in networks of spiking neurons

👤 Philip Sterne (University of Cambridge)

Hierarchical Bayesian inference in the visual cortex

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Hierarchical Bayesian models for audio and music processing

👤 A. Taylan Cemgil, CUED Signal Processing Lab.

Hierarchical Carbon Nanotube Structures and their Applications

👤 Dr Michael De Volder, IfM, Cambridge

Hierarchical Dirichlet Processes

👤 Speaker to be confirmed

Hierarchical Dirichlet Process Models for Time Series Data

👤 Matthew Beal, SUNY at Buffalo

Hierarchical Evolutionary Stochastic Search with Adaptive Proposals

👤 Leonardo Bottolo, Institute of Mathematical Sciences, Imperial College London

Hierarchical Low Rank Tensors

👤 Lars Grasedyck (RWTH Aachen University)

Hierarchically hyperbolic groups: an introduction

👤 Jason Behrstock (Lehman College, CUNY)

Hierarchically structured semiconductors for solar-driven water splitting applications

👤 Dr Robert Coridan, Caltech

Hierarchical mechanisms of face processing

👤 Galit Yovel (Tel Aviv University)

Hierarchical Models for Knowledge Transfer in Industrial Fleets

👤 Maharshi Dhada, Industrial Engineering

Hierarchical modularity in functional fMRI networks

👤 David Meunier (Brain Mapping Unit, Department of Psychiatry, University of Cambridge)

Hierarchical modularity in human fMRI brain networks

👤 Dr. David Meunier, Brain Mapping Unit

Hierarchical modular organization in the brain: segregation, integration and their balance underlying cognitive diversity

👤 Prof. Changsong Zhou. Department of Physics, Centre for Nonlinear Studies, Institute of Computational and Theoretical Studies, Life Science Imaging Centre, Hong Kong Baptist University.

Hierarchical Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning through Communicative Actions for Human-Robot Collaboration

👤 Elena Corina Grigore (Yale University)

Hierarchical Neural Computations in Decision, Action, and Belief

👤 Daniel McNamee, University of Cambridge

Hierarchical Neurodevelopment: Patterns, Plasticity, and Implications for Mood Psychopathology

👤 Valerie Sydnor

Hierarchical optimisation and equilibrium problems in electricity systems: challenges and status quo

👤 Sonja Wogrin (None / Other)

Hierarchical parcel-swapping (HiPS) representation of turbulent flow & mixing

👤 Alan Kerstein, Sandia National Labs (Retired)

Hierarchical Passage Retrieval

👤 Phil Cowans, Inference Group

Hierarchical probabilistic forecasting of electricity demand with smart meter data : Souhaib Ben Taieb

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Hierarchical probabilistic forecasting of electricity demand with smart meter data : Souhaib Ben Taieb

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Hierarchical processing across dual stream architecture in the primate cortex

👤 Henry Kennedy (U. of Lyon/INSERM)

Hierarchical Protein Structure Representation Learning via Topological Deep Learning

👤 Zhiyu Wang

Hierarchical Reasoning Model: A Brain Inspired AI Framework for Deep Reasoning

👤 Prof Meng Lu, Peking University & Sapient Inc

Hierarchical Robust Performance Analysis of Uncertain Large Scale Systems

👤 Khaled Laib, University of Cambridge

Hierarchical self-assembly in aqueous media

👤 Mr John Lee (University of Cambridge, Melville Laboratory for Polymer Synthesis)

Hierarchical star cluster assembly boosts intermediate-mass black hole formation

👤 Antti Rantala (MPA)

Hierarchical Statistical Semantic Realization for Minimal Recursion Semantics

👤 Matic Horvat, University of Cambridge

Hierarchical Structuring of Carbon Nanotubes

👤 Dr Michael De Volder, CUED

Hierarchical structuring of micro and nanoparticles for Li-ion battery electrodes

👤 Dr Michael De Volder, IfM, CUED

Hierarchical transition modes of biological systems are evolvable

👤 David Crawford (Department of History and Philosophy of Science)

Hierarchies and nets for separable states

👤 Aram Harrow (MIT)

Hierarchies and nets for separable states

👤 Aram Harrow (MIT)

Hierarchies, Lowerarchies, Anarchies, and Plutarchies: Historical Perspectives of Composably Layered High-Assurance Architectures

👤 Peter Neumann, Principal Scientist, SRI International Computer Science Lab

Hierarchies, Lowerarchies, Anarchies, and Plutarchies: Historical Perspectives of Composably Layered High-Assurance Architectures

👤 Peter Neumann, Principal Scientist, SRI International Computer Science Lab

Hierarchy of modes in an interacting system

👤 Oleksandr Tsyplyatyev, University of Birmingham

Hieroglyphic Luwian masterclass

👤 Willemijn Waal, Leiden

HIF1 versus HIF2: how macrophages use hypoxic response to regulate nitric oxide

👤 Randy Johnson - Division of Biological Sciences, at UCSD

HIFs, mitochondria and cardioprotection

👤 Prof Margaret Ashcroft, University of Cambridge

Higgs and Flavour Portals to the Dark Sector

👤 Jernej Kamenik

Higgs Boson self-coupling measurements at the LHC

👤 Andreas Papaefstathiou (University of Zurich)

Higgs bundles and Hermitian symmetric spaces

👤 Rubio, R (Oxford)

Higgs bundles and quaternionic geometry

👤 Hitchin, NJ (Oxford)

Higgs bundles for the non-compact dual of the unitary group

👤 Oliveira, A (Trs-os-Montes and Alto Douro )

Higgs bundles, spectral data, and fiber products of curves

👤 Bradlow, S (University of Illinois)

Higgs inflation at the critical point

👤 Mikhail Shaposhnikov (EPFL Lausanne)

Higgs mass in heavy-SUSY scenarios

👤 Pietro Slavich (LPTHE, Paris)

Higgs physics at hadron colliders

👤 Julien Baglio (Karlsruhe ITP)

Higgs Vortices and Black Hole Hair

👤 Professor Ruth Gregory, Department of Physics, Durham University

Higgs xi-inflation for the 125--126 GeV Higgs

👤 Kyle Allison (Oxford)

High 3He/4He in proto-Iceland plume basalts: implications for the deep Earth

👤 Fin Stuart, SUERC, East Kilbride

High-arity learning frameworks, an overview

👤 Leonardo Coregliano (University of Chicago)

High-arity PAC learning

👤 Leonardo Coregliano (University of Chicago)

High-Assurance Algorithmic Trading

👤 Dr. Hasan Amjad, Cantab Capital Partners

High Assurance Smart Cards for Multinational Coalitions and Other Applications of National Security

👤 Paul Karger, IBM Watson Research Center

High Commissioner for Canada to the UK, Mr Gordon Campbell, to speak on 'Canada in a Changing World'

👤 Mr. Gordon Campbell, High Commissioner for Canada to the UK

High-content microscopy: big-data biology goes spatio-temporal

👤 Dr Anatole Chessel, Cambridge Systems Biology Centre.

High-contrast approximation for penetrable wedge diffraction

👤 Matthew Nethercote (University of Manchester)

High-contrast approximation for penetrable wedge diffraction

👤 Matthew Nethercote (University of Manchester)

High definition immune profiling of antigen-specific T cells: implications for disease pathogenesis and vaccine design

👤 David Price National Institute of Health/Cardiff University

High-density Arrays of Nanotube and Graphene Devices:Directed Assembly and Rapid Characterization

👤 Dr Aravind Vijayaraghavan (Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe GmbH, Germany)

High-density hard-core configurations on a triangular lattice

👤 Yuri Suhov (Penn State and Statslab)

High-density Reservoir Networks in Semiarid Northeastern Brazil

👤 Iran Lima-Neto, UFC Brazil and BP Institute visitor

High Dimensional Approximation via Sparse Occupancy Trees

👤 Peter Binev (University of South Carolina)

High Dimensional Approximation via Sparse Occupancy Trees

👤 Peter Binev (University of South Carolina)

High-Dimensional Bayesian Geostatistics

👤 Sudipto Banerjee (UCLA)

High-dimensional causal inference

👤 Marloes Maathuis, ETH Zürich

High Dimensional Changepoint Estimation via Sparse Projection

👤 Tengyao Wang (University of Cambridge)

High-Dimensional Collocation for Lognormal Diffusion Problems

👤 Oliver Ernst (Technische Universität Chemnitz)

High-Dimensional Collocation for Lognormal Diffusion Problems

👤 Oliver Ernst (Technische Universität Chemnitz)

High-Dimensional Covariance Structure Estimation

👤 Zhao Ren, Yale University

High-dimensional data analytics using low-dimensional models in power systems

👤 Meng Wang (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute)

High dimensional data and latent confounding I

👤 Dr Qingyuan Zhao (Statistical Laboratory)

High dimensional data and latent confounding II

👤 Rajen Shah (University of Cambridge)

High-dimensional data and the Lasso

👤 Dr Rajen Shah (DPMMS)

High-dimensional dynamics of generalization error in neural networks: implications for experience replay

👤 Dr. Andrew Saxe, University of Oxford

High-Dimensional Incremental Divisive Clustering under Population Drift

👤 Pavlidis, N (Lancaster University)

High dimensional inference in bioinformatics and genomics

👤 Wit, E (Lancaster)

High dimensional inference in bioinformatics and genomics

👤 Wit, E (Lancaster)

High Dimensional Influence Measure

👤 Chenlei Leng, University of Warwick

High-Dimensional Mixture Models For Unsupervised Image Denoising (HDMI)

👤 Julie Delon (Université Paris Descartes)

High-Dimensional Online Changepoint Detection

👤 Yudong Chen (London School of Economics)

High-dimensional sign tests for the direction of a skewed single-spiked distribution

👤 Davy Paindaveine, Université Libre de Bruxelles

High dimensional sparse approximation of elliptic PDEs with lognormal coefficients

👤 Albert Cohen (Laboratoire Jacques-Louis Lions, Université Pierre et Marie Curie)

High Dimensional Stochastic Regression with Latent Factors,Endogeneity and Nonlinearity

👤 Yao, Q (London School of Economics)

High-dimensional Time Series Segmentation via Factor-adjusted Vector Autoregressive Modelling

👤 Haeran Cho (University of Bristol)

High-Dimensional Time Series Segmentation Via Factor-Adjusted Vector Autoregressive Modelling

👤 Hyeyoung Maeng (Durham University)

High-dimensional variable selection

👤 Richard Samworth, Statistical Laboratory, University of Cambridge

High-dimensional variable selection via sure independence screening

👤 Richard Samworth (University of Cambridge)

High-dimensional variable selection when features are sparse

👤 Jacob Bien (University of Southern California)

High-dimensional variable selection when features are sparse

👤 Jacob Bien (University of Southern California)

High Efficiency III-V Solar Cells: past, present and future

👤 Dr Ned J Ekins-Daukes, Imperial College

High efficiency, low emissions: Power generation on the road to thermotopia

👤 John Young - Professor of Applied Thermodynamics, University of Cambridge

High Efficiency Photovoltaics: How can we approach the 87% thermodynamic limit?

👤 Dr N.J. (Ned) Ekins-Daukes, Imperial College London

High energy asymptotics of the integrated density of states of almost periodic pseudo-differential operators

👤 Morozov, S (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universitt Mnchen)

High Energy Atmospheric Ionisation and Clouds

👤 Giles Harrison, Department of Meteorology, University of Reading

High-Energy Limit of Mass-Suppressed Amplitudes in Gauge Theories

👤 Alexander Penin (University of Alberta)

High-energy particle acceleration in active galaxies

👤 Martin Hardcastle, Hertfordshire

High energy particles and atmospheric electricity

👤 Professor Giles Harrison, University of Reading

High Energy Resummation for Jet Processes at the LHC

👤 Jennifer Smillie

High energy X-ray scattering and imaging, complementary techniques for material science

👤 Dr Stefan Michalik, Diamond Light Source

Higher Algebra in Computer Science

👤 Eric Finster, University of Cambridge

Higher arithmetic Chow groups.

👤 Souvik Goswami (Texas A&M University )

Higher Auslander algebras, partially wrapped Fukaya categories of symmetric products of discs, and cyclic polytopes

👤 Nicholas Williams

Higher Berry Phases, Tensor Networks, and Boundary Conformal Field Theory

👤 Shinsei Ryu (Princeton University)

Higher categorical foundations of Giraud's non-abelian cohomology

👤 Alexander Campbell (Macquarie University)

Higher Categorical Structures, Type-Theoretically

👤 Nicolai Kraus, University of Nottingham

Higher categories and algebraic K-theory (1)

👤 Thomas Nikolaus (Universität Münster)

Higher categories and algebraic K-theory (2)

👤 Thomas Nikolaus (Universität Münster)

Higher categories and algebraic K-theory (3)

👤 Thomas Nikolaus (Universität Münster)

Higher categories and algebraic K-theory (4)

👤 Thomas Nikolaus (Universität Münster)

Higher categories of higher categories

👤 Rune Haugseng (Københavns Universitet (University of Copenhagen))

Higher Class Field Theory in Positive Characteristic

👤 Kirsty Syder (University of Nottingham)

Higher derivative with constraints: exorcising Ostrogradski's ghost.

👤 Tai-jun Chen (DAMTP)

Higher descents on an elliptic curve with a rational 2-torsion point

👤 Tom Fisher (Cambridge)

Higher-dimensional automata, C*-algebras and buildings

👤 Alina Vdovina (City College of New York)

Higher dimensional black holes

👤 Harvey Reall (DAMTP)

Higher dimensional extensions and the Kan property for simplicial objects

👤 Tomas Everaert, Vrije Universiteit Brussel

Higher dimensional gravity, bubbles, and new puzzles for AdS/CFT

👤 Keith Copsey (Waterloo)

Higher Dimensional Holography

👤 Raquel Izquierdo Garcia (Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics)

Higher Dimensions - Professor Imre Leader (DPMMS)

👤 Professor Imre Leader (DPMMS)

Higher Education and China’s Global Rise: A Neo-Tributary Perspective

👤 Suyan PAN is an Associate Professor at the Department of Social Sciences of The Education University of Hong Kong.

Higher Education in America and Britain: Trans-Atlantic Lessons from the New York Commission on Higher Education

👤 Dr. John B. Clark, Interim Chancellor, State University of New York Discussant: Dr. Bruce Leslie, Professor of History, SUNY-Brockport and Visiting Scholar

Higher Education in the United Arab Emirates - the Field as a Minefield

👤 Mira Al Hussein, Faculty of Education, University of Cambridge

Higher Education Reform & Development: The case of Kazakhstan

👤 Professor Matt Hartley (Associate Dean for Academic Affairs, Executive Director, Graduate School of Education, University of Pennsylvania), Alan Ruby (Senior Fellow, Graduate School of Education, University of Pennsylvania), Dr Aida Sagintayeva (Dean, Gra

Higher education reform in Lithuania: marketisation and administration versus democratisation?

👤 Prof Palmira Juceviciene, Institute of Educational Studies, Kaunas University of Technology, Lithuania

Higher genus knot contact homology and recursion for the colored HOMFLY polynomial

👤 Tobias Ekholm (Uppsala Universitet; Institut Mittag-Leffler)

Higher Genus Polylogarithms

👤 Hain, R (Duke University)

Higher gradient integrability for $\sigma$-harmonic maps in dimension two

👤 Dr. Mariapia Palombaro, University of Sussex

Higher gradient integrability for σ-harmonic maps in dimension two

👤 Mariapia Palombaro (University of Sussex)

Higher height paining and extensions of mixed Hodge structures.

👤 Jose Burgos Gil (ICMAT)

Higher Hida theory

👤 Vincent Pilloni (ENS Lyon)

Higher-kinded programming in ML

👤 Jeremy Yallop, University of Cambridge

Higher level Schur - Weyl duality

👤 Sasha Kleshchev (Oregon and INI)

Higher local constants, local global principles and the Langlands correspondence for GL(n)

👤 Guy Henniart (Paris-Sud)

Higher local constants, local global principles, and the Langlands correspondence for GL(n)

👤 Guy Henniart (Université Paris-Sud)

Higher monoidal monomorphisms

👤 Christian Schlichtkrull (Universitetet i Bergen)

Higher multiplicity in minimal varieties

👤 Dr Neshan Wickramasekera, DPMMS

Higher norms of vorticity applied to the intermittency and blow-up problems in the 3D Navier-Stokes and Euler equations

👤 Gibbon, J D (Imperial College London)

Higher Order Actions in Deny-Guarantee

👤 Mike Dodds (University of Cambridge)

Higher-Order Algebraic Effects and Handlers

👤 Zhixuan Yang, Imperial College London

Higher-order algebraic theories and relative monads

👤 Nathanael Arkor (University of Cambridge)

Higher order convergent trial methods for Bernoulli's free boundary problem

👤 Mitrou, G (University of Southampton)

Higher Order Corrections and the Higgs Production Cross Section

👤 Tom Schellenberger (RWTH Aachen U.)

Higher-order denoising of medical tensor images

👤 Tuomo Valkonen, (University of Cambridge)

Higher order Fourier Analysis

👤 Balasz Szegedy (Toronto and INI)

Higher Order Fused Regularization for Supervised Learning with Grouped Parameters

👤 Koh Takeuchi (NTT Communication Science Laboratories)

Higher-order influence function

👤 Dr Yuhao Wang

Higher Order Learning for Classification in Emergency Situations

👤 Hannah Pauline Keiler (Columbia University and DIMACS)

Higher order reactive programming

👤 Neel Krishnaswami

Higher-order singletons and partially massless fields

👤 Xavier Bekaert (Tours)

Higher-order stochastic integration through cubic stratification

👤 Nicolas Chopin (Ecole Nationale de la Statistique et de l'Administration Economique (ENSAE))

Higher order topological invariants from the Chern-Simons action

👤 Buniy, RV (Chapman University)

Higher-order total variation for oscillating patterns

👤 Schoenlieb, C-B (University of Cambridge, UK)

Higher preprojective algebras and higher zigzag algebras

👤 Joseph Grant (University of East Anglia)

Higher preprojective algebras and superpotentials

👤 Joe Grant, UEA

Higher property T, Banach representations and Applications

👤 Uri Bader (University of Maryland, College Park)

Higher-rank Bohr sets and multiplicative diophantine approximation

👤 Niclas Technau, University of York

Higher representations: geometry and tensor structures

👤 Rouquier, R (Oxford)

Higher representations of Lie algebras

👤 Rouquier, R (Oxford)

Higher representations of Lie algebras

👤 Rouquier, R (Oxford)

Higher representations of Lie algebras

👤 Rouquier, R (Oxford)

Higher representations of Lie algebras

👤 Rouquier, R (Oxford)

Higher representations of Lie algebras

👤 Rouquier, R (Oxford)

Higher Scissors Congruence of Manifolds

👤 Mona Merling (University of Pennsylvania)

Higher Segal spaces (1)

👤 Tobias Dyckerhoff (Universität Bonn)

Higher Segal spaces (2)

👤 Tobias Dyckerhoff (Universität Bonn)

Higher Spin Gravity and 2d CFTs

👤 Hartman, T (Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton)

Higher Spin Holography: a new perspective on black holes and locality

👤 Alejandra Castro (Amsterdam)

Higher spins from Nambu-Chern-Simons theory

👤 Alex Arvanitakis

Higher spin symmetry and its breaking in CFTs

👤 Alexander Zhiboedov (Princeton)

Higher string topology

👤 Wahl, N (University of Copenhagen)

Higher Sugawara operators and the classical W-algebra for gl n

👤 Molev, A (Sydney)

Higher Teichmueller theory: from PSL(2,R) to other Lie groups

👤 Marc Burger, ETH

Higher Teichmuller Theory and Thermodynamical Formalism

👤 Pollicott, M (University of Warwick)

Higher THH of Z/p^m with reduced coefficients

👤 Birgit Richter (Universität Hamburg)

Higher twisted K-theory a la Dadarlat and Pennig

👤 Andre Henriques (University of Oxford; Universiteit Utrecht)

highest currency in the world

👤 Speaker to be confirmed

Highest currency in the world

👤 Speaker to be confirmed

High Frequency Asymptotics for the Limit Order Book

👤 Reed, J (New York University)

High frequency criteria for Boolean functions (with an application to percolation)

👤 Garban, C (ENS Lyon)

High Frequency Dynamic Nuclear Polarization β-Amyloid, Membranes and the Magic Angle

👤 Prof. Robert G. Griffin (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)

High-frequency fluctuations in Antarctic Bottom Water transport driven by Southern Ocean winds

👤 Andrew Stewart, University of California, Los Angeles

High frequency homogenization and asymptotics for waveguides

👤 Richard Craster (Imperial College London)

High-frequency homogenization for imperfect interfaces and dispersive media

👤 Marie Touboul (Imperial College London)

High frequency micro structure in futures markets

👤 Kirk, E (Cantab Capital Partners)

High frequency movement data provides insight into animal interactions

👤 Emily Shepard (Swansea University)

High Frequency Response of a Vibrating Body

👤 Wonjae Choi (Cambridge University Engineering Department)

High-frequency scattering by polygons and wedges via the complex-scaled half-space matching method

👤 Simon Chandler-Wilde (University of Reading)

High-frequency scattering by spheres and cylinders

👤 Chris Linton (Loughborough University)

High-frequency self-excited oscillations in flow through elastic-walled tubes

👤 Robert Whittaker (University of East Anglia)

High frequency statistics of semimartingales

👤 Mark Podolskij (Aarhus)

High frequency variability and microstructure bias

👤 Sykulski, A, Olhede, SC (Imperial/UCL)

High-Frequency Vertically-Oriented Graphene Electrical Double Layer Capacitors

👤 Prof. Ronald Outlaw, College of William & Mary, USA

High frequency vibration analysis of smoothly inhomogeneous systems

👤 Julien Legault (CUED)

High-impact entrepreneurship for the circular economy

👤 Kresse Wesling MBE, Director and Co-Founder of Elvis & Kresse

High Impact Research

👤 Dr. Owen Cotton-Barratt

High-K Gate Dielectrics on Si, Ge, and GaAs

👤 Dr. Martin M. Frank (IBM T.J. Watson Research Center, NY, USA)

High-latitude climate sensitivity in a greenhouse world: lessons from the Eocene

👤 Alexander P. Wolfe Department of Biological Sciences, University of Alberta

High-latitude Southern Ocean carbon sink enhanced by seasonal sea-ice feedbacks during the Antarctic Cold Reversal

👤 Chris Fogwill, Keele University

High-level development and debugging of FPGA-based network programs

👤 Nik Sultana (University of Cambridge)

High level language processing mechanisms in the human brain

👤 Evelina Fedorenko, MIT

High-level Languages for Low-level Systems

👤 Geoffrey Mainland, Harvard University

High Level Output Strategy

👤 Christian Wolmar

High-Level Separation Logic for Low-Level Code

👤 Nick Benton, MSR Cambridge

Highlighted lecture 1 - Iterative methods in inverse obstacle scattering revisited

👤 Kress, R (Gttingen)

Highlighted lecture 2 - Stability of Inverse Problems and related Topics from Differential Geometry

👤 Kurylev, Y (UCL)

Highlighted lecture 3 - Inverse Problems in Biomedical Imaging

👤 Burger, M (Mnster)

Highlighting industry collaborations in Plant Sciences

👤 CINTRIN

Highlights from the 2016 European Guidelines of CVD prevention: What is new?

👤 Prof Massimo Piepoli, Piacenza, Italy

Highlights from the dawn of million-star spectroscopy

👤 Karin Lind (Stockholm)

Highlights from the “Deciphering the Mechanisms of Developmental Disorders (DMDD) consortium” – novel insights into gene function during embryogenesis

👤 Myriam Hemberger, Babraham Institute, Cambridge

Highlights of Mexico

👤 Paul Hoxey

Highly connected manifolds in dimensions larger than 248

👤 Jeremy Hahn, MIT

Highly connected subgraphs in sparse graphs

👤 Henry Liu (Central South University, China)

Highly Efficient Organic Devices

👤 Professor Karl Leo, Institut für Angewandte Photophysik, Technische Universität Dresden, 01062 Dresden, Germany

Highly Energy Efficient Key-value Store for In-network Computing

👤 Yuta Tokusashi (Computer Lab)

Highly Entangled States With Almost No Secrecy

👤 Matthias Christandl, LMU Munich

Highly irregular microstructures and $T_N$ configurations

👤 John Ball (Heriot-Watt University)

Highly magnetic neutron stars: bewildering astrophysical laboratories and cosmological tools

👤 Rosalba Perna (Colorado)

Highly Oscillatory Quadrature

👤 Francis Aznaran

Highly Porous Polymeric Materials - the Hole Truth and Nothing But!

👤 Prof Neil Cameron, University of Durham

Highly-Smooth Zero-th Order Online Optimization

👤 Vianney Perchet (INRIA & Paris Diderot)

Highly Supersymmetric Solutions

👤 Jan Gutowski (Kings College London)

Highly Sustainable Concrete Structures, doing more with less

👤 David Ball - DAVID BALL GROUP PLC

Highly twisted knot diagrams

👤 Nir Lazarovich (Technion - Israel Institute of Technology)

High magnetic fields as a tool for discovery

👤 Dr Suchitra Sebastian, Cavendish Laboratory

High magnetic fields: A tool for studying strongly correlated systems

👤 Cyril Proust, Laboratoire National des Champs Magntiques Pulss

High-Mg benthic foraminifera Miliolacea: a new proxy for temperature and carbonate ion saturation of ocean bottom waters

👤 Aleksey Sadekov

High-mobility Graphene From Chemical Vapor Deposition On Reusable Copper

👤 Prof. Christoph Stampfer, RWTH Aachen University, Germany

HIGH MOBILITY III-V MOSFET TECHNOLOGY

👤 Dr. M. Passlack (Freescale Semiconductor Inc., Tempe, Arizona, USA.)

High mobility soluble polyacene–dielectric polymer formulations - a facile approach to large area printed electronics

👤 Professor Stephen Yeates, School of Chemistry, The University of Manchester,

High Modernism and Local State: Neighbourhood Reconstruction in Post-Maoist China

👤 Jialing Luo

High-order algorithms for time- and frequency-domain wave propagation models

👤 Mahadevan Ganesh (Colorado School of Mines)

High order convergence of the PML method for periodic surface scattering problems

👤 Ruming Zhang (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT))

High order correlations and what we can learn about the solution for many body problems from experiment

👤 Jörg Schmiedmayer (Technische Universität Wien)

High-order Discontinuous Galerkin methods for the numerical modelling of earthquake ground motion

👤 Paola Francesca Antonietti (Politecnico di Milano)

High-order Discontinuous Galerkin methods for the numerical modelling of earthquake ground motion

👤 Paola Francesca Antonietti (Politecnico di Milano)

High order moment scaling laws in wall-bounded turbulent shear flows and beyond

👤 Martin Oberlack (Technische Universität Darmstadt)

High Order Polygonal Grids and Cut Cells (Polynomial degree 2 or 3)

👤 Steppeler, J (Deutscher Wetterdienst (DWD))

High-order splitting for the Vlasov-Poisson equation

👤 Erwan Faou (INRIA Rennes - Bretagne Atlantique)

High or Low Sensitivity to Policy - What Should we Aim for?

👤 Peter Cox (University of Exeter)

High or Low Sensitivity to Policy - What Should we Aim for?

👤 Peter Cox (University of Exeter)

High-performance Artificial Intelligence. Scaling DL on Supercomputers.

👤 Matt Archer, UIS

High-Performance Computing Applied to Computational Intelligence in Systems Biology and Genome Analysis

👤 Andrea Tangherloni, University of Milano-Bicocca

High-performance Computing to Support Wind Energy Research

👤 Sylvain Laizet, Imperial College London

High Performance Computing: Use of large CPU grids, GPUs and supercomputers for financial computation.

👤 Michael Elliott and Andrey Zhezherun, JPMorgan

High-performance computing with the Julia language

👤 Mosè Giordano - Principal RSE, UCL ARC

High Performance Ordered Nanostructured Membranes from Block Copolymers

👤 Dr Nataraj Sanna Kotrappanavar

High-Performance Processing with Field-Programmable Logic

👤 George Constantinides, Imperial College London

High-Performance Processing with Field-Programmable Logic

👤 George Constantinides, Imperial College London

High-power lasers and the extreme conditions that they can produce

👤 Steven Rose, Plasma Physics Group, Imperial College, London

High-precision cosmology and the nature of dark matter

👤 Julien Lesgourgues (CERN & RWTH Aachen)

High-precision measurement of the W boson mass with the CDF II detector

👤 Prof Chris Hays (University of Oxford)

High Pressure Random Structure Searching on the Fe-C System

👤 Gihan Weerasinghe (TCM)

High pressure solubility of sulfate minerals in high density and low density water

👤 Sébastien Facq

High pressure structure searching: calcium oxides under mantle conditions

👤 Joseph Nelson (TCM Group, University of Cambridge)

High pressure study of a quasi one dimensional two band conductor

👤 Neven Barisic, Stanford University

High pressure synthesis, structural and physical properties of the new A-site ordered double perovskite oxides CaCu3Fe4O12 and (Ca,Y)Cu3Co4O12

👤 Ikuya Yamada, Universite Pierre et Marie Curie

High Rayleigh number convection in a porous medium

👤 Duncan Hewitt ITG/DAMTP

High-redshift clusters in the UKIDSS Ultra Deep Survey

👤 Caroline van Breukelen (Oxford)

High redshift galaxies: how well do numerical simulations capture their physical properties ?

👤 Julien Devriendt, University of Oxford

High redshift Gamma Ray Bursts

👤 Nial Tanvir, Leicester

High-resolution binding specificity profiles of transcription factors and cis regulatory codes in DNA

👤 Bulyk, ML (Harvard Medical School)

High resolution coupled ocean-atmosphere modelling

👤 Dave Stevens, UEA

High resolution electron microscopy of superalloys

👤 Dr. Catherine Rae, Department of Materials Science and Metallurgy

High-resolution finite volume methods and multidimensional wave-propagation algorithms

👤 LeVeque, R (University of Washington)

High-resolution firn on Antarctic ice shelves

👤 Tesse van den Aker (IMAU, Utrecht)

High-resolution identification of active gene regulatory elements

👤 Crawford, G (Duke)

High resolution imaging and characterisation of a simple plant system: Marchantia polymorpha

👤 Nuri Purswani

High-resolution isotope analyses of hominin teeth: how do we interpret these new sources of data?

👤 Prof. Julia Lee-Thorp

High Resolution Micro-electro-mechanical resonant tilt sensor

👤 Xudong Zou, CUED

High-resolution modelling of polar climates using the regional climate model RACMO2.3

👤 Brice Noël (Utrecht University)

High resolution modelling of the seasonal evolution of surface water storage on the Greenland Ice Sheet

👤 Dr Neil Arnold, Scott Polar Reserch Institute

High resolution models of genome regulatory events

👤 Prof. David Gifford (MIT)

High resolution models: understanding tropical convection and transport through the tropical tropopause layer.

👤 Dr Maria Russo, Chemistry Dept.

High Resolution Optical and SAR Satellite Image Processing for Disaster Management using Hierarchical MRFs

👤 Prof. Josiane Zerubia, IEEE Distinguished Lecturer, INRIA, France

High-Resolution PM2.5 Mapping Across Malaysia Using Multi-Satellite Data and Machine Learning Techniques

👤 Kasturi Kanniah, Centre for Environmental Sustainability and Water Security (IPASA), Faculty of Built Environment and Surveying, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia

High-resolution Remote Sensing Summer Arctic Sea Ice Observations for Improved Prediction

👤 Ellen Buckley (Brown University)

High Resolution Retinal Imaging in the Rodent Eye: Part 2

👤 Dr Luis Diaz-Santana (Centre for Brain Repair)

High-resolution Spectroscopy of Thermal Emission from Exoplanets

👤 Måns Holmberg

High Resolution Stabilised Spectrographs and HARVY

👤 Clark Baker, Cavendish Astrophysics

High Rise Engineering - Innovation and the future

👤 Bill Price / Madhumita Nag (WSP Cantor Seinuk)

High-risk strategies, suicidality and the meaning of p

👤 Peter Jones (University of Cambridge)

Highs and lows of the South Atlantic

👤 Dr Lucia Perez Diaz, University of Oxford

Highs and Lows - The tectonic evolution of the Canadian Arctic Islands

👤 Dr Stephen Rippington (CASP)

High Scale Inflation and Low Scale Supersymmetry

👤 Joe Conlon (DAMTP)

High School Regulatory Environment and Student Disengagement

👤 Jeremy D. Finn, Graduate School of Education, State University of New York at Buffalo, USA

High science: hill stations and modern astrophysics

👤 Professor Simon Schaffer

High security locks: illusion or reality

👤 Marc Weber Tobias

High-sensitivity superconducting detectors for mm/submm/THz astronomy

👤 Professor Sheng-Cai Shi, Purple Mountain Observatory, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China

High-SNR Asymptotics of Mutual Information for Discrete Constellations

👤 Alex Alvarado

High Spatial and Temporal Resolution Imaging of Clathrin Mediated Endocytosis Accessory Proteins in Arabidopsis

👤 Alex Johnson Institute of Science and Technology, Austria

HIGH-SPEED HIGH-FIDELITY CARDIAC SIMULATIONS USING A NEURAL NETWORK FINITE ELEMENT APPROACH

👤 Michael Sacks (University of Texas at Austin)

High-speed homeoboxes and wayward worms

👤 Peter Holland, Evolution & Development Research Group, Department of Zoology, University of Oxford

High Speed Two: Engine for Growth

👤 Peter Fry, Public Affairs Manager, High Speed Two (HS2) Ltd

High Speed VCSELs And Optical Interconnects

👤 Prof. Anders Larsson (Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden)

High spin at low temperatures

👤 Dr Christoph Becker, Institut für Laserphysik, University of Hamburg

High stakes gambling: How E coli‎ bet with their lives

👤 Om Patange

High-stakes testing at the school/university interface: experiences from the former socialist states of central and eastern Europe

👤 George Bethell (Anglia Assessment)

High strain rate deformation response of titanium for aerospace gas turbines

👤 Steven Lainé, Department of Materials Science, The University of Cambridge

High strain rate properties of shape memory alloys

👤 Gerry Swallowe, Department of Physics, University of Loughborough

High-Strain Rate Studies

👤 Dr Bill Proud (Department of Physics, University of Cambridge)

High temperature creep of superalloys: discrete dislocation plasticity modelling

👤 Dr Siamak Shishvan, CUED

High temperature performance of MEMS vibration energy harvesters

👤 Dr Emmanuelle Arroyo, CUED

High temperature performance of MEMS vibration energy harvesters

👤 Dr Emmanuelle Arroyo

High-Temperature Superalloys: Uncovering New Mechanisms for Enhanced Performance

👤 Dr Steffen Neumeier, FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg

High-temperature Superconductivity in Hydrides at High Pressures

👤 Dr. Sven Friedemann

High Temperature Superconductors

👤 Professor David A Cardwell, Professor of Superconducting Engineering, Department of Engineering, University of Cambridge

High-Temperature Superconductors: From Broken Symmetries to the Power Grid

👤 Professor Laura Greene, Department of Physics, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

High temperature superconductors from fundamental science to hybrid electric aircraft

👤 Prof. Jeff Tallon, Victoria University of Wellington

High temperature superfluidity in double bilayer graphene and in electron-hole bilayers: comparison with diffusion Quantum Monte Carlo results

👤 Dr Andrea Perali - University of Camerino, Italy

High-throughput Applications for Heterogeneous Catalysts

👤 Professor Avelino Corma Canos - Universidad Politécnica de Valencia ()

High Throughput Approaches to Biological Signalling Processes

👤 Dr. Benjamin Hall Structural Bioinformatics & Computational Biochemistry Unit / Oxford Centre for Integrative Systems Biology, University of Oxford

High Throughput Bayesian Optimisation

👤 Victor Picheny (None / Other)

High-throughput calculation of phase diagrams with nested sampling

👤 Livia Bartók-Pártay (Department of Chemistry, University of Cambridge)

High-throughput cancer cell line screening: a tool for discovery

👤 Ultan McDermott, Massachusetts General Hospital Cancer Center and Harvard Medical School

High-throughput Cancer Cell line Screens: Linking Drug Response to Molecular Signatures

👤 Dr Ultan McDermott, Cancer Genome Project, Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute

High-Throughput Chemistry and Biology in Segmented Flows

👤 Prof Andrew de Mello, Professor of Chemical Nanosciences, Imperial College, London

High-throughput collective animal behavior studies and their connections to artificial systems

👤 Máté Nagy (Eötvös Loránd University)

High-throughput computational thermodynamics: a unique insight into the potential energy surface

👤 Livia Bartok-Partay, University of Warwick

High-throughput determination of protein stability and refolding in microtiter plates

👤 Paul Dalby - UCl

High-throughput Digital Brain Atlasing for Model Systems: Worm, Fly, Mouse, and Human

👤 Dr Hanchuan Peng, Allen Brain Institute

High throughput DNA sequencing to study the genetic architecture of rare developmental disorders

👤 Dr Hilary Martin (Sanger Institute)

High-Throughput Energy Materials Discovery

👤 Udo Bach - Monash University

High-Throughput Fragment-Based Drug Discovery at Diamond Synchrotron Robots can do much of the work to screen in FBDD!

👤 Professor Frank von Delft

High-throughput, Multiscale modelling approaches for understanding bacterial signalling

👤 Benjamin Hall, UCL

High-Throughput Production of Human Proteins for Structural and Functional Studies

👤 Dr Nicola Burgess-Brown; Principal Investigator, Biotechnology Group, SGC, University of Oxford

High_Value Business Models Symposium

👤 Programme available on the website.

High-velocity collision of particles around a Kerr black hole

👤 Tomohiro Harada (Rikkyo University)

High-volume AI models in production in the delivery sector

👤 Adrià Salvador Palau

Highways and byways in the history of high rate mechanical testing

👤 Stephen Walley, PCS Fracture and Shock Physics Group, Cavendish Laboratory

High-z AGN Studies with the Subaru Telescope

👤 Tohru Nagao (Kyoto University)

HIher-rank lattices and uniformly convex Banach spaces

👤 Mikael de la Salle (Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1)

Hijacking the Golgi: insights into the mechanism of Orthobunyavirus assembly in mammalian cells

👤 Luis da Silva, University of São Paulo, Brazil

Hikes across the desert

👤 Dr. Amaury Triaud (IoA)

Hilary Powell's research

👤 Hilary Powell

Hilbert categories and quantum logic

👤 Chris Heunen (Radboud University Nijmegen)

Hilbert complexes

👤 Professor Douglas N. Arnold, University of Minnesota

Hilbert-Huang transform - A new method of analyzing unsteady, nonlinear turbulent flow data

👤 Julien Landel, BPI & DAMTP

Hilbert's 14th problem and Verlinde type formulas for rings of invariant polynomials

👤 Professor S. Mukai (RIMS, Kyoto University)

Hilbert schemes of singular plane curves and HOMFLY homology of their links

👤 Shende, V (Princeton)

Hilbert-Schmidt operators vs. elliptic Calogero-Moser type systems

👤 Ruijsenaars, S (Leeds/Loughborough)

Hilbert sixth problem

👤 Liu, TP (Stanford)

Hilbert space compression of groups and dimension growth

👤 Sapir, M (Vanderbilt)

Hilbert space embedding of probability distributions

👤 Ferenc Huszar (Budapest University of Technology and Economics)

Hilbert Space Embedding of Probability Measures: Theory and Applications

👤 Bharath Sriperumbudur

Hilbert's Thirteenth problem and moduli of abelian varieties.

👤 Rong Zhou (University of Cambridge)

Hilbert transforms on Coxeter groups and groups acting on buildings

👤 Xiaoqi Lu (University of Glasgow)

Hill Arches and other works by Henry Moore at the Fitz

👤 Dr Victoria Avery, Keeper of Applied Arts

Hillary Clinton, Siamese cats and HIV: defects in transport of proteins within a cell

👤 Patrycja Kozik, Clinical Biochemistry/CIMR

Hillsborough: a long festering scar on the conscience of the nation Technical and societal aspects of the disaster

👤 Roderick A Smith, Imperial College London and Queens’ College Cambridge

Hilma af Klint: Painter and Revolutionary Mystic

👤 Dr Julia Voss

Himalaya: from mountains to drilling in the Bengal fan

👤 Christian France-Lanord, Nancy

Hindley-Milner type inference

👤 Barney Stratford

Hindrances to Meditation

👤 Simon Neale

Hindu nationalist training camps and the Indian diaspora

👤 Edward Anderson, Centre of South Asian Studies, University of Cambridge

H-Infinity Clustering

👤 Prof. Sam Roweis (Toronto)

Hingshe hoy?

👤 Sefat Ullah Sefuda

Hinkley Point C – a template for the future of nuclear new build

👤 Dr Nigel Knee - EDF Energy

Hinkley Point C - breaking new ground for UK nuclear energy

👤 Dr Nigel Knee, EDF

Hinsley Memorial Lecture

👤 Sherard Cowper-Coles

Hints and Principles for Computer System Design

👤 Butler Lampson - Microsoft Research + MIT

Hints of the fourth planet around upsilon Andromedae

👤 Baluev, R (Pulkovo Observatory)

Hints on integrability in the Wilsonian/holographic renormalization group

👤 Emil Akhmedov (ITEP, Moscow)

Hippocampal function: Re-considering configural memory

👤 Dr Mark Good, University of Cardiff

Hippocampal interneuron types specifically related to complex behaviours

👤 Tamas Freund. Institute of Experimental Medicine, Budapest, Hungary

Hippocampal LTP and Psychiatry: The Prime Suspect

👤 David Bannerman (University of Oxford)

Hippocampal network dynamics underpinning the emergence and persistence of spatial memories

👤 David Dupret - Department of Pharmacology, University of Oxford

Hippocampal rhythms

👤 Dr. Ole Paulson, University of Oxford

Hippocratic bodies: Castas and temperament in the New Spain

👤 Carlos López Beltrán (Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México)

hIPPYlib-MUQ: A Bayesian Inference Software Framework for Integration of Data with Complex Predictive Models under Uncertainty

👤 Noemi Petra (University of California, Merced)

Hiring and Managing a Team

👤 Speaker to be confirmed

Hiroshima: under the bomb 70 years on

👤 Professor Alan Marcus, Visiting Fellow Wolfson College & Chair in Film and Visual Culture, University of Aberdeen

His and Hers Engineering

👤 Sarah Brown (Robert Bird Group)

HiSPARC : A school-based cosmic ray detector

👤 Charles Timmermans

Histograms, Graph Limits, and the Asymptotic Behavior of Large Networks

👤 Sofia Olhede, University College London

Histogram tomography

👤 Bill Lionheart (University of Manchester)

Histone deacetylation in oligodendrocyte development and demyelinating disease

👤 Patrizia Casaccia-Bonnefil

Histone demethylation at CpG islands

👤 Dr. Rob Klose, University of Oxford

Histone modification changes upon DNA damage

👤 Jorrit Tjeertes (University of Cambridge, Department of Zoology)

Histone variants are essential for transmission of epigenetic information

👤 Dr Frederic Berger, The Gregor Mendel Institute of Molecular Plant Biology, Vienna

Histopathology 2014: Advances in research and techniques

👤 Dr Will Howat, Cancer Research UK, Cambridge

Histopathology: Advances in research and techniques

👤 Meeting Chair: Dr Will Howat, Cambridge Research Institute, Cancer Research UK

Historia Literaria in the Field: German Academics and the Search for the Dutch Underground, 1690-1720

👤 Kasper Eskildsen (Roskilde Universitet, Denmark)

Historian as detective: the search for Darwin's predecessors

👤 Professor Rebecca Stott, Professor of English Literature and Creative Writing, University of East Anglia

HISTORIANS’ ALLEGIANCES: NIGERIAN HISTORIOGRAPHY AND THE POLITICS OF BELONGING

👤 Dr. Samaila Suleiman Department of History Bayero University, Kano

Historical and contemporary perspectives of the nutrition transition

👤 Dr Cornelia Guell, University of Exeter

Historical and future changes of sea ice mass budget for Arctic pack ice and marginal ice zone

👤 Rebecca Frew (University of Reading)

Historical backdrop, leading to the alpha-effect --- its origins and limitations (Keynote speaker)

👤 Keith Moffatt (University of Cambridge)

Historical fiction as anthropological technique: in the mind of an enslaved Melanesian

👤 Dr Anthony Pickles, Department of Social Anthropology, Cambridge

Historical life cycle reconstruction by indexing

👤 Gerrit Bloothooft (Universiteit Utrecht)

Historical linguistics reading group

👤 Speaker to be confirmed

Historical perspective on epigenetics

👤 Azim Surani, The Wellcome Trust/Cancer Research UK Gurdon Institute, University of Cambridge

Historical sociolinguistics and the transmission of language change

👤 Prof Terttu Nevalainen (Department of Linguistics, University of Helsinki)

Historical time, primitive peoples and the abyss of race: conceptions of temporality in German anthropology and folklore studies (1850s–1930s)

👤 Christof Dejung (Faculty of History, Cambridge)

HISTORICAL TRUTH: POLAND AND THE POLITICS OF THE PAST

👤 Dr Stanley Bill

Historicising Islamic Extremism in the Punjab

👤 Dr. Tahir Kamran (Visiting Fellow Wolfson College and Centre of South Asian Studies)

Historicising the French Revolution in the Third Republic: the case of Ernest Lavisse

👤 Isabel Divanna (Clare College, Cambridge)

Historicisms and counter-historicisms in the seventeenth century

👤 Nick Hardy (University of Cambridge)

Historicizing Social Justice: Labour, Rights and Power in 20th-century Central Europe

👤 Radka Šustrová, University of Vienna

Histories of Antarctica

👤 Henrietta Hammant, Anthropology of Heritage PhD candidate, University of Reading; Elias Angele, PhD candidate Department for Contemporary East European History and Culture, University of Bremen

Histories of Capitalism: the View from Offshore

👤 Vanessa Ogle (UC Berkeley)

Histories of International Law, History within International Law: Questions of Method

👤 Dr Kate Purcell

Histories of Thought and Comparative Political Theory: The Thesis of 'Chinese Origins for Western Knowledge,' 1860-1895

👤 Leigh Jenco (London School of Economics and Political Science)

Historiography

👤 Speaker to be confirmed

Historiography

👤 Speaker to be confirmed

History and Conspiracy

👤 Prof Christopher Andrew (Corpus Christi, Cambridge) & Dr Stephen Dorril (Huddersfield)

History and Future of Psychiatry: Reflections on Kathleen Jones's "Asylums and after"

👤 Professor George Ikkos, Consultant Psychiatrist, Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital

History and philosophy of biology: new perspectives?

👤 Joeri Witteveen (Department of History and Philosophy of Science) and Pierre-Olivier Méthot (University of Exeter)

History and philosophy of regulatory science: the case of pharmaceuticals

👤 John Abraham (University of Sussex)

History and the Financial Crisis

👤 Prof Martin Daunton, Trinity Hall

History in Context: The 2008 US Presidential Election

👤 Professor Andrew Rudalevige, Walter E. Beach '56 Chair in Political Science, Dickinson College

History in the schools: Past, present and Future

👤 Prof. Peter Mandler, Modern Cultural History, Cambridge University

History is a rehearsal of the future: How Russia’s past defines its perspectives and how it still can change

👤 Mikhail Zygar, journalist, writer, and filmmaker

History is fiction: the bibliography of a marriage

👤 Chloe Stopa-Hunt (King's College)

History of Cryptography

👤 Yuran Liu

History of Female Scholarship in Islam

👤 Dr Mohammed Akram Nadwi ( Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies (Oxford University)

History of mathematics for mathmos 1

👤 Piers Bursill-Hall

History of mathematics for mathmos 10

👤 Piers Bursill-Hall

History of mathematics for mathmos 11

👤 Piers Bursill-Hall

History of mathematics for mathmos 12

👤 Piers Bursill-Hall

History of mathematics for mathmos 13

👤 Piers Bursill-Hall

History of mathematics for mathmos 14

👤 Piers Bursill-Hall

History of mathematics for mathmos 15

👤 Piers Bursill-Hall

History of mathematics for mathmos 16

👤 Piers Bursill-Hall

History of mathematics for mathmos 17

👤 Piers Bursill-Hall, University of Cambridge

History of mathematics for mathmos 18

👤 Piers Bursill-Hall, University of Cambridge

History of mathematics for mathmos 19

👤 Piers Bursill-Hall, University of Cambridge

History of mathematics for mathmos 2

👤 Piers Bursill-Hall

History of mathematics for mathmos 20

👤 Piers Bursill-Hall, University of Cambridge

History of mathematics for mathmos 21

👤 Piers Bursill-Hall, University of Cambridge

History of mathematics for mathmos 22

👤 Piers Bursill-Hall, University of Cambridge

History of mathematics for mathmos 3

👤 Piers Bursill-Hall

History of mathematics for mathmos 4

👤 Piers Bursill-Hall

History of mathematics for mathmos 5

👤 Piers Bursill-Hall

History of mathematics for mathmos 6

👤 Piers Bursill-Hall

History of mathematics for mathmos 7

👤 Piers Bursill-Hall

History of mathematics for mathmos 8

👤 Piers Bursill-Hall

History of mathematics for mathmos 9

👤 Piers Bursill-Hall

History of Natural History: Contributions from some Cambridge scientific giants of the 19th century

👤 CNHS President and a former President of Cambridge Philosophical Society

History of science for mathmos 1

👤 Piers Bursill-Hall

History of science for mathmos 10

👤 Piers Bursill-Hall, University of Cambridge

History of science for mathmos 11

👤 Piers Bursill-Hall, University of Cambridge

History of science for mathmos 3

👤 Piers Bursill-Hall

History of science for mathmos 4

👤 Piers Bursill-Hall

History of science for mathmos 5

👤 Piers Bursill-Hall

History of science for mathmos 6

👤 Piers Bursill-Hall

History of science for mathmos 7

👤 Piers Bursill-Hall

History of science for mathmos 8

👤 Piers Bursill-Hall, University of Cambridge

History of science for mathmos 9

👤 Piers Bursill-Hall, University of Cambridge

History of Science : Gaiters and gunpowder - the extraordinary story of Richard Watson, professor of chemistry and bishop.

👤 Prof. Colin A.Russell, The Open University and the University of Cambridge.

History of Statistics (up to ~1900)

👤 Elena Yudovina (University of Cambridge)

History of S&T need an oil bath: oil, scarcity and technoscience in the 1970s

👤 Cyrus Mody (Maastricht University)

History of the Little Wilbraham River

👤 David Lomas, retired academic, medic & engineer

History of UK Fast Reactor Development at Dounrey

👤 Speaker to be confirmed

History of Urban Form of India (book talk)

👤 Prof Pratyush Shankar (Navrachana University, India and Guest Professor at TU Darmstadt, Germany)

History repeating: A critical perspective on psychedelic science

👤 Michiel van Elk, Leiden University

History . Society . Urban Energy - PhD Colloquium 2010 in Architecture

👤 PhD students in the Department of Architecture

History, status, and future perspectives of glueballs

👤 Francesco Giacosa (Kielce, Poland & Goethe University, Frankfurt am Main)

History talk about Joan of Arc

👤 Dr Julie Barrau

History talk about Napoleon III

👤 Alliance Française Cambridge presents Véronique Fournier

Hitachi - Cambridge Seminar "Physics for Sustainable Technology"

👤 Speaker to be confirmed

Hitachi Rail in Europe - on track to success

👤 Paul Cooper, Chief Engineer, Hitachi Rail UK

Hitchhikers guide to machine learning

👤 Christopher M. Bishop (Microsoft Research, Cambridge)

Hitchin' a ride: how herpesviruses modulate host-cell membrane trafficking

👤 Dr Stephen Graham (University of Cambridge)

Hitchin Equations on R^2 and Z^2

👤 Richard Ward (Durham)

Hitchin's self-duality equation and limiting configurations

👤 Witt, F, Swoboda, J (Westfalische Wilhelms-Universitat Munster )

Hit/lead finding/optimization against different antibacterial/oncology targets

👤 Professor Antti Poso

Hitler and the Have Nots

👤 Professor Brendan Simms, POLIS

Hitler's biography

👤 Prof. Brendan Simms ( History of International Relations, Cambridge University)

Hitomi and the X-ray spectrum of the Perseus Cluster

👤 Andrew Fabian

Hitting a Natural Higgs in SUSY

👤 Chris Wymant (Durham)

Hitting the target but missing the point

👤 Dr Philip Davies, Oxford Evidentia Limited

Hitting Times for Maker-Breaker Games

👤 Dan Hefetz (University of Birmingham)

HIV-1 Infection, Type-1 Interferon and Viral Restriction

👤 Michael Malim, King's College London

HIV-1 restriction by SAMHD1

👤 Dr Kate Bishop, The Francis Crick Institute, UK

HIV-1 vectors: How can you convert a pathogen to a therapeutic vehicle?

👤 Eirini Vamva, PhD Candidate in the Department of Medicine

HIV/AIDS and Education in Sub-Saharan Africa

👤 Dr Susan Kiragu, Centre for Commonwealth Education, University of Cambridge

HIV/AIDS: Science & Myth

👤 Professor Robin Weiss

HIV and Cell Autonomous Innate Immunity: Going under the radar

👤 Prof. Greg Towers, Division of Infection and Immunity, University College London, UK

HIV and the "dirty" other: Living with a spoiled identity

👤 Dr Poul Rohleder, University of East London

HIV and the Naked Ape

👤 Professor Robin Weiss, University College London

HIV assembly - is it the plasma membrane after all?

👤 Mark Marsh, MRC LMCB

HIV Prevention: New Strategies for a Changing Epidemic?

👤 Dr Bernard Branson, Associate Director for Laboratory Diagnostics CDC - Division of HIV/AIDS Prevention

HIV-related mortality past and present

👤 Professor Sebastian Lucas, King's College London School of Medicine, hosted by Leo James

HMG-D, Tramtrack and Chromatin Structure

👤 Andrew Travers. LMB, Cambridge

HMMs for controlling dynamical systems

👤 Marcus Frean

HMMs for Protein Sequencing from Mass Spectrometry Data

👤 Dr Bernd Fischer (EBI)

HNN extensions and linear groups

👤 Jack Button

HOARD BEHAVIOR DURING COMMODITY BUBBLES

👤 with Professor Harrison Hong, John Scully Professor of Finance and Economics, Princeton University

HOARDING & CLUTTER: MAXIMISING THE BENEFITS OF CBT

👤 Dr. Maria Watson (North Shore Anxiety and Stress Clinic, Vancouver, Canada)

Hobbes and Sexual Desire

👤 Noel Malcolm (All Souls College, University of Oxford)

Hobbes (and Weber) on the Jury

👤 Richard Tuck (Harvard)

Hobbes Leviathan

👤 Dr Eric Rees

Hobbes on People and Multitude: Context and Argument

👤 James Harris (University of St Andrews)

Hobbes on the Definition of a Legal Sphere

👤 Signy Gutnick Allen (LSE)

Hochas and minimal toposes

👤 Peter Johnstone (University of Cambridge)

Hochschild Cohomology and support varieties

👤 Nicole Snashall (Leicester)

Hochschild homology for Green functors

👤 Teena Gerhardt (Michigan State University)

Hodge polynomials of the moduli space of SL (2,C) - character varieties

👤 Logares, M (ICMAT)

Hodge structures through Topological Quantum Field Theory

👤 Angel Gonzalez Prieto (UCM Madrid)

Hodge theory for curves

👤 Thomas Prince (Imperial College)

Hodge theory, Mumford-Tate groups

👤 Donu Arapura (Purdue University)

Hodge theory of Calabi-Yau fibrations

👤 Matt Kerr (Durham)

Hofer geometry at large

👤 Adrian Dawid, University of Cambridge

Hofmeyr and modern human origins.

👤 Prof. Frederick E. Grine

Ho-Kei Chan - Confinement-induced Columnar Crystals: A Route to New Architecture in the Scientific World

👤 Ho-Kei Chan (Harbin Institute of Technology)

Holding pieces of the same puzzle: can we use linked routine data to identify adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) and intervene earlier?

👤 Katherine Parkin, University of Cambridge

Holding up half the sky? Female scholars and their contributions to Chinese archaeology

👤 Anke Heine, University of Oxford

Holding up the skies: Is Starlink occupying Low Earth orbit?

👤 Professor Mia Bennett, Centre for Outer Space Studies, University College London

Holes in higher Teichmuller theory

👤 Alexander Shapiro (University of Edinburgh)

HOLIDAY BREAK

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Holidays beyond earth, the future of space tourism

👤 Will Whitehorn, Virgin Galactic; Duncan Law-Green, National Space Centre

Holistic Characterization of Small Planets with the Magellan-TESS Survey

👤 Johanna Teske (Carnegie)

Holistic GC: Coordinating Garbage Collection across Rack-scale Systems

👤 Tim Harris (Oracle Lab)

Hollow vortices

👤 Stefan Llewellyn Smith (UCSD)

Holly Lovegrove: Mitosis in Motion: Cell division during collective cell migration; Leo Otsuki: Puzzling out tissue regeneration.

👤 Holly Lovegrove, University of Manchester and Leo Otsuki, Elly Tanaka lab, IMP, Vienna

Hollywood Cinema and the Freeway

👤 Dr Mark Shiel, King's London

Holocaust Denial: A Flat Earth Theory or a Clear and Present Danger?

👤 Professor Deborah E Lipstadt, Dorot Professor of Modern Jewish History and Holocaust Studies (Emory University)

HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL DAY - HATE CRIME IN CONTEMPORARY SOCIETY

👤 Dr Paul Iganski, University of Lancaster

Holocaust Memorial Day Lecture: Inclusion and refugees in the UK: global challenges, local responses

👤 Stephen Wordsworth; Dan Ellis; Ana Maldonado

Holocaust Memorial Day Lecture: Torn From Home

👤 Rabbi Mordechai Zeller

Holocaust Memorial Day - Tales from Northwest African Vichy Camps: Educating Through Graphic Memoir

👤 Professor Aomar Boum (E&D Event)

Holocaust Memorial Day: The Power of Words: Public Debate in the Context of Human Rights and Freedom of Speech

👤 Dr Brian Klug, University of Oxford

Holocaust memorialisation as a case study in Jewish/non-Jewish relations

👤 Hannah Holtschneider (Edinburgh)

Holocene palaeoclimate reconstruction from a varved lake in East Anglia

👤 Poppy Harding, University of Hertfordshire

Holographic aspects of gravity in four and three dimensions

👤 Glenn Barnich (ULB)

Holographic Baryons

👤 Paul Sutcliffe (Durham)

Holographic codes and critical lattice theories

👤 Alexander Jahn (Freie Universität Berlin)

Holographic complexity beyond proposals

👤 Michal Heller, Ghent U

Holographic Conductivity

👤 David Tong (DAMTP)

Holographic defect CFTs with Dirichlet end-of-the-world branes

👤 Tatsuma Nishioka (Osaka University)

Holographic description of boundary and interface CFTs

👤 Gutperle, M (University of California, Los Angeles)

Holographic entanglement plateaux

👤 Hubeny, V (University of Durham)

Holographic Fermi Surfaces: The view from the top down

👤 Julian Sonner (University of Cambridge & Imperial College London)

Holographic flavor transport

👤 Andrew O'Bannon (Max Planck Institute, Munich)

Holographic hydrodynamics on non-conformal field theories

👤 Giuseppe Policastro (Ecole Normale Superieure, Paris)

Holographic phase space: c-functions and black holes as renormalization group flows

👤 Miguel Paulos (LPTHE, Paris)

Holographic Projection

👤 Dr Neil Collings (CAPE)

Holographic properties of Chern-Simons states and quantum information

👤 Dmitry Melnikov (International Institute of Physics - UFRN)

Holographic QFT dynamics on curved spacetimes and holographic interfaces

👤 Francesco Nitti (Université Paris Cité)

Holographic quantum information and quantum gravity - a discussion

👤 Larus Thorlacius (University of Iceland), Robert de Mello Koch (Huzhou University)

Holographic Quantum Quench and Critical Points

👤 Sumit Das (UKY)

Holographic Sensors and Smartphone Applications in Point-of-Care Testing

👤 Dr. Ali K. Yetisen

Holographic Superconductors

👤 Julian Sonner (Imperial)

Holographic Technologies

👤 Dr T D Wilkinson, Reader in Photonic Engineering, University of Cambridge

Holographic thermal correlators from supersymmetric instantons.

👤 Alba Grassi (CERN - European Organisation for Nuclear Research)

Holographic Thermodynamics of Accelerating Black Holes

👤 Ruth Gregory, Durham

Holographic three-point functions for short operators

👤 Joseph Minahan (Uppsala University)

Holographic turbulence

👤 Chesler, P (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Harvard)

Holographic tutorial

👤 Rangamani, M (University of Durham)

Holographic two-component superfluids

👤 Amado, I (Technion - Israel Institute of Technology)

Holographic Uhlmann Holonomy and the Entanglement Wedge Symplectic Form

👤 Josh Kirklin (DAMTP)

Holographic visualisation of inkjet drops

👤 Graham Martin, Institute for Manufacturing

Holography and quantum info: from novel probes of bulk matter to complexity of quantum fields

👤 Michal P. Heller (Albert Einstein Institute / National Centre for Nuclear Research)

Holography and the Celestial Sphere

👤 Andrea Puhm, CPHT, Ecole Polytechnique

Holography and the self-tuning of the cosmological constant

👤 Elias Kiritsis, APC Paris and University of Crete

Holography, Black Holes and Siegel paramodular forms

👤 Alejandra Castro, Amsterdam

Holography for Cosmology

👤 Paul McFadden, Amsterdam

Holography for non-relativistic CFTs

👤 Simon Ross [Durham]

Holography of Einstein-Maxwell-Dilaton theories and applications to Condensed Matter Systems

👤 Blaise Gouteraux (Universite Paris 7)

Holography of mass-deformed M2-branes

👤 Seok Kim (Seoul National University, Seoul)

Holography without Strings

👤 Donald Marolf (UCSB)

Holography without translational symmetry

👤 David Vegh (CERN)

Holomorphic actions of Lattices on projective threefolds

👤 Serge Cantat (Université de Rennes I)

Holomorphic anomaly equations for the Hilbert schemes of points of K3 surfaces

👤 Georg Oberdieck, University of Bonn

Holomorphic blocks in 3 dimensions

👤 Sara Pasquetti (University of Surrey)

Holomorphic blocks in 3 dimensions

👤 Sara Pasquetti (Surrey)

Holomorphic curves and symplectic rigidity

👤 Jonny Evans

Holomorphic curves in Symplectic Topology

👤 Kai Hugtenburg (Edinburgh)

Holomorphic defects in N = 4 SYM at strong coupling

👤 James Ratcliffe (University of Southampton)

Holomorphic generalisations of flavour branes

👤 James Ratcliffe (University of Southampton)

Holonic Control and Intelligent Products

👤 Roxana Hossu

Holonic Control and Intelligent Products

👤 Roxana Hossu

Holonomic D-modules, b-functions, and coadmissibility

👤 Andreas Bode, University of Oxford

Holonomy perturbations and irreducible SL(2,C)-representations of homology 3-spheres

👤 Raphael Zentner, Regensburg

Holonomy reduction for split-signature conformal 4-manifolds

👤 Thomas Mettler (DAMTP)

Home and homelessness in 19th-century prose

👤 Dr Charlotte Lee, Murray Edwards College, Cambridge

Home automation for the elderly or disabled

👤 SimonJT

HOME BROADBAND AND THE INTERNET - STAYING AHEAD OF THE CURVE Added by David Blake

👤 Tim Rossiter, Sky Broadband

Homelessness and the Migrant Domestic Worker

👤 Dr Jessie Hohmann (Faculty of Law)

HomeMaestro: Order from Chaos in Home Networks

👤 Thomas Karagiannis (Microsoft Research)

Homeoboxes build the nervous system

👤 Oliver Hobert, Columbia University, USA

Homeobox genes, genome organization and animal evolution

👤 David Ferrier, The Gatty Marine Laboratory, University of St Andrews

Homeopathy – science fact or science fiction? (at Cambridge Science Festival)

👤 Professor Jayne Lawrence, King's College London

Homeostatic growth in the Drosophila intestine

👤 Bruce Edgar, German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ), Heidelberg, Germany

Homeostatic Modulation of Neural Function: From Phenomenology to Molecular Design

👤 Professor Graeme Davis, University of California, San-Francisco, USA.

Homer's 'Battle of the Frogs and Mice' and the Meaning of Parody

👤 Paul Dean

Homer's Deep

👤 Professor Shane Butler, Bristol University

Homerton Changemaker Lecture; Embracing Change by Sue Wilkinson (former CEO of The Reading Agency)

👤 Sue Wilkinson (former CEO of The Reading Agency)

Homerton CIG Series: PLANET BOWIE: Multiple creativities in practice

👤 Leah Kardos, Kingston University

HOME the movie - screening

👤 Documentary Screening

Home Truths: Supporting Success And Making A Difference To Women In Science

👤 Professor Dame Athene Donald, Professor Laura Itzhaki, Dr Hannah Critchlow, Dr Susie Wan

HOMFLY-PT homology

👤 Jacob Rasmussen (University of Cambridge)

Homi Bhabha in Conversation

👤 Homi Bhabha (Harvard), Phiroze Vasunia (UCL)

Hominin behavioural dynamics in the insular rainforests of eastern Wallacea

👤 Dylan Gaffney, University of Cambridge

Hominine origins in Europe: encephalization and orthogrady.

👤 University of Toronto

Hominin Palaeoenvironments predicted by Bovid Astragalus Ecomorphology and Dental Ecometrics

👤 Matthew Van Schalkwyk - University of Cambridge

Hominoid ancestral population sizes and human-chimpanzee speciation

👤 Ziheng Yang, UCL

Homoclinic snaking and the emergence of localised patterns beyond all asymptotic orders

👤 Edgardo Villar-Sepúlveda (University of Bristol)

Homo Cyberneticus: Neurocognitive embodiment of artificial limbs

👤 Programme Leader at the MRC Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit (MRC CBU)

Homogeneous dynamics, unitary representations, and Diophantine exponents

👤 Nevo, A (Technion - Israel Institute of Technology)

Homogeneous isotropic turbulence with polymer additives

👤 Pandit, R (Indian Institute of Science)

Homogeneous M2 duals

👤 Figueroa-O'Farrill, J (University of Edinburgh)

Homogeneous Spectrum for Limit-Periodic Operators

👤 Fillman, J (Rice University)

Homogeneous three-dimensional rotating flows, intertial waves and turbulence

👤 Cambon, C (Lyon)

Homogenisation and a Wiener-Hopf formulation for a scattering problem around a semi-infinite elastic structured duct

👤 Alexander Movchan (University of Liverpool)

Homogenisation and a Wiener-Hopf formulation for a scattering problem around a semi-infinite elastic structured duct

👤 Alexander Movchan (University of Liverpool)

Homogenisation Approach for Acoustic Metamaterials with a Soft Matrix

👤 Alex Skvortsov (University of New South Wales)

Homogenisation as control -- Mimicking eigenvalue problems

👤 Jean Lagacé (King's College London)

Homogenisation for PDEs

👤 James Mason (University of Cambridge)

Homogenisation for topology optimisation of periodic materials

👤 Kim Jie Koh, Engineering Department, University of Cambridge

Homogenisation of a semilinear stochastic evolution problem in a perforated domain

👤 Sango, M (Pretoria)

Homogenisation of Composite Materials Using Complex Analysis Techniques

👤 David Abrahams (Isaac Newton Institute)

Homogenisation of Composite Materials Using Complex Analysis Techniques

👤 David Abrahams (Isaac Newton Institute)

Homogenisation of resonators via a two-scale transform, and generalisations

👤 Valery Smyshlyaev (University College London)

Homogenization and transport in confined structures for applications in nano-sensors

👤 Dr Clemens Heitzinger (DAMTP)

Homogenization methods (1)

👤 Grigorios Pavliotis (Imperial College London)

Homogenization methods (2)

👤 Grigorios Pavliotis (Imperial College London)

Homogenization methods (3)

👤 Grigorios Pavliotis (Imperial College London)

Homogenization methods (4)

👤 Grigorios Pavliotis (Imperial College London)

Homogenization methods for metamaterials: An introduction

👤 Smyshlyaev, V (UCL London)

Homogenization of convolution type non-local operators

👤 Andrey Piatnitski (Universitetet i Tromsø, Kharkevich Institute for Information Transmission Problems of the Russian Academy of Sciences)

Homogenization of nonlocal exchange energies in micromagnetics

👤 Leon Happ (Technische Universität Wien)

Homogenization of operators with quasi-periodic coefficients

👤 Pastukhova, S (MSTU MIREA, Russia)

Homogenization of quasi-periodic photonic crystals: The cut-and-project multiple scale method

👤 Sebastian Guenneau (CNRS (Centre national de la recherche scientifique))

Homogenization with non-separated scales and high contrast

👤 Owhadi, H (California Institute of Technology, US)

Homo heuristicus: Why biased minds make better inferences

👤 Professor Gerd Gigerenzer, Director, Max Planck Institute for Human Development, Berlin

Homological algebra as a stable homotopy theory

👤 Zhen Lin Low (University of Cambridge)

Homological algebra by pictures

👤 Jack Smith (DPMMS)

Homological Berglund-Hübsch mirror symmetry for curves

👤 Matt Habermann (LSGNT)

Homological comparison of crepant resolutions and smooth ambient spaces

👤 Will Donovan, Tsinghua University

Homological filling functions and the word problem

👤 Robert Kropholler (Warwick)

Homological finiteness Bredon properties for groups

👤 Desi Kochloukova (IMECC, UNICAMP)

Homological finiteness conditions for totally disconnected locally compact groups

👤 Sofiya Yatsyna, RHUL

Homological mirror symmetry for Calabi-Yau hypersurfaces in projective space

👤 Nick Sheridan (MIT)

Homological Mirror Symmetry, Gaps and Spectra

👤 Katzarkov, L (IAS Princeton)

Homological representations for families of groups

👤 Arthur Soulié, Cambridge

Homological stability for Artin monoids

👤 Rachael Boyd (Norwegian University of Science and Technology)

Homological stability for Temperley-Lieb algebras

👤 Rachael Boyd, Cambridge

Homological Stability of Moduli Spaces of High Dimensional Manifolds

👤 Nina Friedrich, Cambridge

Homological Stability of Moduli Spaces of High Dimensional Manifolds

👤 Nina Friedrich (Cambridge)

Homological stability of moduli spaces via E_k-algebras

👤 Ismael Sierra (University of Cambridge)

Homologous recombination deficiency in cancer: prevalence, diagnosis and novel targeting approaches

👤 Simon Powell, MSKCC

Homologous recombination is very rare or absent in human influenza virus.

👤 Maciej Boni, Oxford University Clinical Research Unit, Vietnam

Homology and Fixed Points

👤 Julia Goedecke

Homology of curves and surfaces in closed hyperbolic 3-manifolds

👤 Vlad Markovic, Cambridge

Homology of monoids with coefficients in group completion

👤 Nigel Burke (University of Cambridge)

Homology of Picture Groups of Type An

👤 Gordana Todorov (Northeastern University)

Homology stability for symmetric diffeomorphisms and their mapping classes

👤 Tillmann, U (University of Oxford)

Homology vs cohomology

👤 Inbar Klang (Stanford University)

Homomorphic Encryption from Ring Learning with Errors

👤 Michael Naehrig, Technische Universiteit Eindhoven

Homomorphism Indistinguishability: Characterisations, Closure, Complexity

👤 Tim Seppelt (RWTH Aachen University)

Homomorphisms between Specht modules of KLR algebras

👤 George Witty, University of East Anglia

Homo naledi, a new homini species from the Dinaledi Chamber, South Africa

👤 Prof. John Hawks, University of Wisconsin-Madison

Homo sapiens evolution through the Asian lens

👤 Professor María Martinón-Torres, CENIEH

Homotopical aspects of type theory

👤 Steve Awodey (Carnegie-Mellon University)

Homotopical ideas in the theory of knots

👤 Markus Szymik, Trondheim

Homotopical Lagrangian Monodromy

👤 Noah Porcelli, Cambridge

Homotopy 3-Type of Abelian C*-Algebras

👤 Gregory Faurot (Ohio State University)

Homotopy algebras

👤 Vallette, B (Universit de Nice Sophia Antipolis)

Homotopy automorphisms of operads in topological spaces (mini-course)

👤 Fresse, B (Universit Lille 1)

Homotopy Cobordism Categories

👤 Fabian Hebestreit (University of Bonn; Universität Augsburg)

Homotopy equivalence and simple homotopy equivalence of manifolds

👤 Csaba Nagy (University of Glasgow)

Homotopy invariance in string topology

👤 Nathalie Wahl (University of Copenhagen)

Homotopy of codimension one foliations on 3-manifolds

👤 Helene Eynard, Jussieu

Homotopy (Pre-)Derivators of Cofibration Categories and Quasi-Categories

👤 Tobias Lenz (Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn; Max-Planck-Institut für Mathematik, Bonn)

Homotopy self-equivalences of manifolds

👤 Ian Hambleton (McMaster University)

Homotopy theory and the space of metrics of positive scalar curvature

👤 Thomas Schick, Goettingen

Homotopy theory of lattices

👤 Constanze Roitzheim (University of Kent)

Homotopy theory with C*-categories

👤 Ulrich Bunke (Universität Regensburg)

Homotopy type of the free factor complex

👤 Radhika Gupta (Technion)

Homotopy type theory and algebraic weak factorization systems

👤 Nicola Gambino (University of Leeds)

Homotopy Type Theory and the Structure Identity Principle

👤 Aczel, P (Ecole Normale Superieure, Paris)

Homotopy Type Theory and Univalent Foundations of Mathematics I

👤 Chris Kapulkin, University of Pittsburgh

Homotopy Type Theory and Univalent Foundations of Mathematics II

👤 Chris Kapulkin, University of Pittsburgh

Homotopy Type Theory and Univalent Foundations of Mathematics III

👤 Chris Kapulkin, University of Pittsburgh

Homotopy type theory and weak factorization systems

👤 Paige North, DPMMS

Homotopy Type Theory in Agda

👤 Dan Licata (Wesleyan University); Kuen-Bang Hou (Favonia) (Carnegie Mellon University)

Homotopy Type Theory in Lean

👤 Floris van Doorn (Carnegie Mellon University)

Honda's Journey to Sustainable Mobility, from Hybrid to Fuel Cell

👤 John Kingston, Honda (UK)

Honey; is it just for toast? A look at honey in the treatment of complex wounds.

👤 Mrs Sandra Phinbow, Institute of Biomedical Sciences - National Council member, Witney, United Kingdom

Hong Kong, London, and the Offshore Renminbi: International Financial Centres and China’s Financial Transnationalization

👤 Julian Gruin, Assistant Professor of Transnational Governance at the University of Amsterdam. Jeremy Green, Lecturer in International Political Economy in the Department of Politics and International Studies at the University of Cambridge.

Hong-Ou-Mandel effect under partial time reversal: a destructive interference effect in the amplification of light

👤 Nicolas J. Cerf (Universite Libre de Bruxelles

HONORARY FELLOWS LECTURE - CLONING, NUCLEAR REPROGRAMMING AND PROSPECTS FOR CELL REPLACEMENT

👤 Professor Sir John Gurdon FRS

Honorary Fellows Lecture - Cosmic extinction - the far future of our Universe

👤 Professor Carlos Frenk, Ogden Professor of Fundamental Physics, Durham

HONORARY FELLOWS LECTURE - Every breath you take and every move you make - understanding cellular oxygen sensing mechanisms

👤 Professor Sir Peter Ratcliffe FRS, Distinguished Scholar, Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research, University of Oxford and Clinical Research Director, Francis Crick Institute, London.

HONORARY FELLOWS LECTURE - Evolution in action: Materials, Design and Sustainability

👤 Professor Michael F Ashby, CBE FRS FREng, Emeritus Professor of Materials, Department of Engineering

HONORARY FELLOWS LECTURE - Molecules against cancer or for long-term memory storage

👤 Professor Roger Y Tsien ForMemRS, Department of Pharmacology, Chemistry & Biochemistry and HHMI, University of California, San Diego

HONORARY FELLOWS LECTURE - Seeing is believing: how a Century after its discovery, Bragg's Law allows us to peer into molecules that read the information in our genes

👤 Dr Venki Ramakrishnan FRS, MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology

Honorary Fellows Lecture - Should we trust statistics?

👤 Professor Sir David Spiegelhalter FRS OBE Chair, Winton Centre for Risk and Evidence Communication

HONORARY FELLOWS LECTURE - The Fuel of Life

👤 Professor Sir John E Walker FRS FMedSci,Nobel Laureate in Chemistry, Medical Research Council, Mitochondrial Biology Unit

HONORARY FELLOWS LECTURE - The Youthful Spirit of Mathematics

👤 Professor Michael Atiyah FRS

Honorary Fellows Lecture - Using electron microscopy to understand the molecules of life

👤 Professor Richard Henderson CH FRS FMedSci HonFRSC, MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology

HONORARY FELLOWS LECTURE - What is epigenetics? And is it important?

👤 Sir David Baulcombe, Royal Society Edward Penley Abraham Research Professor, Department of Plant Sciences 18.00 - 19.00

HONORARY FELLOWS PRIZE LECTURE - Controlling the Cell Cycle

👤 Sir Tim Hunt FRS, Cancer Research UK

HONORARY FELLOWS PRIZE LECTURE - Could computers understand their own programs?

👤 Professor Sir Tony Hoare FRS FREng

HONORARY FELLOWS PRIZE LECTURE - Our cosmic environment

👤 Professor Martin Rees FRS, Astronomer Royal

HONORARY FELLOWS PRIZE LECTURE - Towards a silent aircraft

👤 Professor Dame Ann Dowling OM DBE FRS FREng, President of the Royal Academy of Engineering and Professor of Mechanical Engineering

HONORARY FELLOWS PRIZE LECTURE - Who owns science?

👤 Professor Sir John Sulston FRS

Honorary MZVs and modular forms

👤 Broadhurst, DJ (Open University)

Hook-up probabilities for conformal loop ensembles

👤 Wendelin Werner (ETH)

Hoopl: modular library for dataflow analysis/transformation

👤 Simon Peyton Jones

Hope in Hard Places: Bridging the Cancer Care Gap in Resource Limited Settings: Lessons and Innovations from the Uganda Cancer Institute

👤 Dr Nixon Niyonzima, Uganda Cancer Institute

Hope in Politics

👤 David Coltart

Hopf algebras and 3-categories

👤 David Reutter (Oxford)

Hopf algebras and duality

👤 Astrid Jahn (University of Glasgow)

Hopf algebras of small Gelfand-Kirillov dimension

👤 Brown, K (Glasgow)

Hopf and Skyrme Solitons

👤 Ivan Smalyukh (University of Colorado)

Hopf and Skyrme Solitons

👤 Ivan Smalyukh (University of Colorado)

Hopf Formulae for TOR

👤 Julia Goedecke (University of Cambridge)

Hopfield barriers: following the energy in cellular information processing

👤 Jeremy Gunawardena (Harvard Medical School)

Hopfield Networks: From Neuroscience to Machine Learning and Back

👤 Youjing Yu; Tim Lin

Hopf monads and Eilenberg-Moore completions

👤 Ignacio Lopez Franco, DPMMS

HOPKINSON CENTENARY CONFERENCE CAMBRIDGE

👤 Organiser: Dr Stephen Walley, SMF Group

HOPKINSON CENTENARY CONFERENCE CAMBRIDGE

👤 Organiser: Dr Stephen Walley, SMF Group

Hopping Across Boundaries

👤 Valory Batchellor, IBM and Satinder Gill, Centre for Music and Science

Hopping Across Boundaries

👤 Valory Batchellor, IBM and Satinder Gill, Centre for Music and Science

Hop, skip and jump - muscles are not just for running

👤 Professor Michael Ferenczi, Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine, Singapore

Horizon2020 Information Meeting for members of Energy@Cambridge

👤 Renata Schaeffer, European Policy Manger, Research Office

Horizon 2020 Opportunities in Big Data

👤 Renata Schaeffer, European Policy Manager, Research Operations Office

Horizon instability of an extreme Reissner-Nordstrom black hole

👤 Tanahashi, N (University of Tokyo)

HORIZON: Reproductive Health

👤 Programme to be Confirmed

Horizon’s Adventures in CRISPR land

👤 Dr Nicola McCarthy

Horizons and Tunneling in the Euclidean False Vacuum

👤 Kate Marvel (DAMTP)

Horizon Scanning of SARS-CoV-2 with Pango Lineages

👤 Áine O'Toole (University of Edinburgh)

Horizon Seminar – ‘Energy: What Does the Future Hold?’

👤 Speaker to be confirmed

Horizon Seminar – ‘Foodomics? Why we Eat, What we Eat, and What's New on the Menu'

👤 Speaker to be confirmed

Horizon Seminar – ‘Live Long and Prosper? Ageing in the 21st Century’

👤 Speaker to be confirmed

Horizontal and vertical transport in a large, deep lake: Coastal upwelling and higher- mode standing internal waves in Lake Geneva

👤 Rafael Reiss, Department of Earth Sciences, University of Cambridge

Horizontal convection and blast furnaces

👤 Sunny Chiu-Webster (DAMTP)

Horizontal film drainage: soap film elasticity, lubrication equation, line tension and instability

👤 Isabelle Cantat, U. Rennes

Horizontal staircase formation in ocean fronts via symmetric instability-- a transport barrier or blender?

👤 Leif Thomas (Stanford University)

Horizontal transfer of antimicrobial resistance drives multi-species population level epidemics

👤 Dr Kate Baker, Institute of Integrative Biology, University of Liverpool

Horizontal transfer of mitochodria in cancer.

👤 Professor Jiri Neuzil, Head of Apoptosis Research Group, Griffith University, Australia

Horizontal & vertical categorification: from monoids to bicategories

👤 Nathanael Arkor (University of Cambridge)

Hormesis in Neural Plasticity and Neurological Disorders

👤 Mark Mattson, National Institute of Aging, Baltimore

Hormonal control of growth and patterning in the plant embryo

👤 Professor Dolf Weijers

Hormonal control of shoot branching

👤 Professor Ottoline Leyser, University of York

Hormonal diversity drives pea pod development

👤 Lars Østergaard, Oxford University

Hormonal networks in plant development: Fundamentally simple?

👤 Dr Tom Bennett, University of Cambridge Department of Plant Sciences

Hornby Model Railways

👤 Tim Mulhall

Horn Clauses for Verification and Synthesis

👤 Andrey Rybalchenko, Microsoft Research Cambridge

Horse and Buggy Genius: Anti-Modernity and the Old Colony Mennonite Diaspora in the Americas, a recent history.

👤 Royden Loewen, Chair in Mennonite Studies, Professor of History, University of Winnipeg, Canada and Clare Hall Visiting Fellow.

Horses for courses in intrauterine programming

👤 Dr Abby Fowden (Department of Physiology, Development and Neuroscience)

Horse Tales: Writing the Equine in Children’s Literature

👤 K. M. Peyton, Meg Rosoff, Jane Badger, Susanna Forrest

Hospital Electronic Health Records Data- an opportunity for Ageing Research?

👤 Dr. Victoria Keevil

Host Age-dependent Evolution of a Plant RNA Virus

👤 Professor Santiago F. Elena, Instituto de Biologia Integrativa de Sistemas

Host cell ion channels as new anti-viral targets?

👤 Dr Jamel Mankouri, School of Molecular and Cellular Biology, University of Leeds, UK

Host cell/virus interactions in the late stages of the HIV life cycle

👤 Prof. Andrew Lever, Univeristy of Cambridge

Host determinants of HTLV-1 integration

👤 Dr Goedele Maertens, Department of Medicine, Imperial College London, UK

Hostile Take-Over: A Political History of the Colour Red

👤 Dr Hanno Balz (Trinity Hall)

Hostility, Loyalty and Change: What is the Future for Muslims in the West?

👤 Tariq Ramadan, Oxford University

Host immune responses in models of pneumococcal nasopharyngeal carriage and acute respiratory infection

👤 Aras Kadioglu, Department of Infection, Immunity and Inflammation, University of Leicester

Host-induced gene silencing vs RNA silencing suppressors - another battleground in host-pathogen arms race

👤 Wenbo Ma (UC Riverside)

Host matrix-pathogen interactions and redox sensing; tandem beta-zippers and "inside-out" protein-protein recognition.

👤 Dr. Jennifer Potts University of York

Host-Microbiota Interactions Shaping Health and Disease

👤 Trevor Lawley, Sanger Institute

Host-parasite arms races in bird colour space

👤 Dr Martin Stevens and Dr Claire Spottiswoode, Department of Zoology, University of Cambridge

Host-pathogen interactions: a biochemist's perspective

👤 Hidde Ploegh, Whitehead Institute

Host protection, autoinflammation and cell death: the NLRP3 inflammasome

👤 Alessandro Rizzo, Department of Veterinary Medicine

Host response to micobacterium abscessus

👤 Dr Jean-Louis Herrmann, Hopital Saint-Louis, Paris

Host-Tumor Interactions in Interleukin-6 Associated Cancer Cachexia

👤 Professor Tobias Janowitz, Assistant Professor Cancer Center Member, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, USA

HOTCUS Post-Graduate Conference: Contesting Power: Rights, Justice, and Dissent in America and Beyond

👤 Various Speakers. Keynote Lecture by Kerry Pimblott, University of Manchester

Hot, Dust-Obscured Galaxies

👤 Roberto Assef (Universidad Diego Portales)

Hot-Jupiter Atmospheric Flow Modelling: Some Updates

👤 James Cho (Queen Mary Univ. of London)

Hot Jupiters with Companions: Results of the Long-term CORALIE Survey

👤 Marion Neveu-VanMalle (Cavendish)

Hot or Not: Fingerprinting hosts through clock skew

👤 Steven J. Murdoch (Computer Laboratory, University of Cambridge)

Hot or Not: Revealing Hidden Services by their Clock Skew

👤 Steven J. Murdoch (Computer Laboratory, University of Cambridge)

Hot scatterers and tracers for the transfer of heat in collisional dynamics

👤 Zambotti, L (Paris 6)

Hot Spots of Crime: Where, When and Why?

👤 Lawrence Sherman

Hotspots of Disease Resistance Evolution in Plants

👤 Carsten Reinhard

HoTTLean: Semantics of HoTT in Lean

👤 Steve Awodey (Royal Society Wolfson Visiting Fellow at Cambridge CST)

Hot to cold: applications of low-temperature thermochronology across latitudes and tectonic settings

👤 Ethan Conrad (UCL)

Hot Water Drilling 101 – How to drill through an ice shelf

👤 Paul Anker, British Antarctic Survey

Houghton Hall: Three centuries of privacy and display

👤 Dr Andrew Moore, Programme Director, The Attingham Trust

Household and plague in early modern Italy

👤 Professor Sam Cohn (University of Glasgow)

Household movement and changes in residential structure

👤 Jacob Field, University of Cambridge

Households and farms - clump models in epidemiology.

👤 Thomas House, University of Warwick

Household Transmission of SARS-COV-2: Insights from a Population-based Serological Survey

👤 Qifang Bi, Johns Hopkins University

House of the Dead: Siberian Exile under the Tsars

👤 Daniel Beer (Royal Holloway)

Housing Booms and the Return to Salient Fundamentals

👤 Professor John Clapp, University of Connecticut

Housing Markets and the Globalisation of Generational Inequalities

👤 Professor Richard Ronald, University of Amsterdam

Housing Pathways of Young People Towards 2020

👤 Professor David Clapham, University of Reading

Housing the poor in Latin America: changing attitudes towards urban informality

👤 Dr. Felipe Hernández, Lecturer, Department of Architecture, University of Cambridge

HovercRaft: Achieving Scalability and Fault-tolerance for microsecond-scale Datacenter Services

👤 Marios Kogias

Hovering black holes

👤 Jorge Santos (DAMTP)

How a Broader Appreciation of ‘Value’ Can Contribute to Better Policy Making

👤 Helen Kersley, Programme Head, Valuing what Matters, New Economics Foundation (nef)

How acute stress impairs self-control in goal-directed choice: Behavioral and neural evidence

👤 Silvia Maier, University of Zurich

How AI Development is Shaped by Science Fiction Narratives

👤 Dr. Kerry McInerney and Dr. Eleanor Drage (Leverhulme Centre for the Future of Intelligence)

How a ledger became a central bank: a monetary history of the Bank of Amsterdam.

👤 Stephen Quinn (Texas Christian University) and Will Roberds (Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta)

How amyloid pathology induces a long pathological cellular response in the Alzheimer’s brain

👤 Professor Bart De Strooper - Director of UK Dementia Research Institute

How and when did the first Chinese crops arrive in Europe?

👤 Dr Giedre Motuzaite Matuzeviciute (University of Cambridge)

How and why cells switch off clathrin-mediated endocytosis during mitosis

👤 Steve Royle (Medical Cell Biology, Warwick)

How and why desert ants learn habitual routes

👤 Matthew Collett, University of Exeter

How and why does an extra sex chromosome affect neurodevelopment?

👤 Professor Dorothy V. M. Bishop. Department of Experimental Psychology, University of Oxford, UK

How and why do reproductive cheats like cuckoo finches lay such diverse eggs?

👤 Dr Wenfei Tong

How and why would you do data science in health?

👤 Dr Philippe Giabbanelli, Investigator Scientist, Centre for Diet and Activity Research (CEDAR), University of Cambridge

How a non-Fermi liquid can emerge at a metal-insulator transition

👤 Prof. Gabriel Aeppli, University College London

How antipsychotic medications work - from receptors to response

👤 Professor Shitij Kapur, Institute of Psychiatry, Kings College London

How a Positive Tipping Point Cascade in Power, Transport and Heating Can Accelerate the Low Carbon Transition

👤 Femke Nijsse, University of Exeter

How archaeological evidence bites back: putting old data to work in new ways

👤 Alison Wylie (University of Washington)

How archaeologists resolve the inductive risk argument

👤 Rune Nyrup (Leverhulme Centre for the Future of Intelligence)

Howards End (PG): adaptation from literature to film at the Festival of Ideas

👤 Professor Adrian Poole, University of Cambridge

How are Chromosomes Held Together

👤 Professor Kim Nasmyth

How a recurrent circuit of Poisson spiking neurons is able to implement sampling-based inference

👤 Wen-Hao Zhang

How Are Geochemical Reactions in Aquifers Connected to Climate Change Mitigation?

👤 Chen Zhu ( Indiana University)

How are practitioners dealing with the issues now?

👤 Musiela, M (BNP Paribas)

How are red and blue quasars different?

👤 Victoria Fawcett (Durham)

How are the Water Voles doing?

👤 Ruth Hawksley, Water for Wildlife Officer with the Wildlife Trust

How are the Water Voles doing?

👤 Ruth Hawksley, Water for Wildlife Officer with the Wildlife Trust

How are the Water Voles doing?

👤 Ruth Hawksley, Water for Wildlife Officer with the Wildlife Trust

How are the Water Voles doing?

👤 Ruth Hawksley, Water for Wildlife Officer with the Wildlife Trust

How are we going to manage actual code and coding? Ie plansfor Phase 2 Code. Coding standards etc. A discussion session

👤 Wood, N (Met Office)

How Artificial Intelligence is deepening the digital language divide

👤 Dr Giulia Occhini, Cambridge Language Services

How Ascl1 regulates neuroblastoma proliferation and differentiation

👤 Luke Wylie, Hutchinson/MRC

How atoms became real

👤 Milena Ivanova (Department of History and Philosophy of Science)

How attention and sound quality affect how well we understand and remember speech

👤 Ingrid Johnsrude, University of Western Ontario

How autonomous are social scientific explanations?

👤 Christopher Clarke (HPS, Cambridge)

How autonomous are social scientific explanations?

👤 Christopher Clarke (HPS, Cambridge)

How bacteria escape from elimination by the host's complement system

👤 Wilhelm Schwaeble, Department of Veterinary Medicine, University of Cambridge

How bees find the right flowers

👤 Dr Gregory Sutton

How Behaviour Develops by Dr Karen Adolph

👤 Dr Karen Adolph, NYU

How Best to Explore Chemical Space for Bioactive Molecular Discovery

👤 Prof Adam Nelson

How Big is Infinity?

👤 Olga Goulko, Wolfson College

How bilingualism modulates the neural mechanisms of selective attention

👤 Dr Mirjana Bozic, Department of Psychology, University of Cambridge

How Biomolecular Simulations of Molecules Can Help Us Understand What Matters

👤 Florian Roessler, Chemistry Department, University of Cambridge

How biotrophic fungi manipulate their hosts: new functions of effectors

👤 Regina Kahmann (Max Planck Institute for Terrestrial Microbiology, Marburg)

How bleak was the environment of early modern humans? examining the chemistry of Central European loess

👤 Dr Lenka Lisa

How Boltzmann statistics govern a river's shape

👤 Olivier Devauchelle (IPGP)

How bubble acoustics can help in three apocalypses

👤 Tim Leighton, Sloan Water Technology, Romsey, Hampshire

How Cambridge Enterprise can help maximise the impact of your research

👤 Malcolm Grimshaw, Cambridge Enterprise

How can academic centres perform Covid testing? Lessons from the Crick Institute

👤 Dr Rupert Beale; Francis Crick Institute, London

How can AI be used for Social Good? Lessons from Africa’s Voices Foundation

👤 Sharath Srinivasan; Luke Church

How can data science help us do better environmental science?

👤 Paul Young, Lancaster University

How Can Education Promote Social Cohesion? The case of Lebanon

👤 Maha Shuayb, Senior Fellow, Centre for Lebanese Studies, University of Cambridge

How can energies be aligned in ab initio electronic transport calculations?

👤 Robert Bell (TCM)

How can historical linguistics matter to speakers today, and why are streetnames important?

👤 Laura Wright (Cambridge)

How can host immunity shape parasite evolution?

👤 Dr Grainne Long, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine

How can lead poisoning of California Condors be prevented?

👤 Rhys Green, University of Cambridge

How can life sciences help meet climate challenges?

👤 George Monbiot

How can mice using iPads help cure Alzheimer's disease?

👤 Professor Tim Bussey (Department of Experimental Psychology, University of Cambridge)

How can music propel environmental action?

👤 Betsy Mortensen, co-founder Sustain Music & Nature

How Can NLP Help Cure Cancer?

👤 Regina Barzilay Massachusetts Institute of Technology

How Can One Measure Sodium In Cells, Tissues, and In Vivo?

👤 Alexej Jerschow, New York University

How can Public Health England's data be used to protect and improve the public's health through its secondary use for research, audit and service evaluation?

👤 Rachael Brannan & James Freed, Public Health England

How can public interest journalism hold algorithms to account? The challenges of transparency in the digital age

👤 Nick Diakopoulos (University of Maryland)

How can researchers better engage with national and global policymaking?

👤 Charlotte Watts (DfID), Peter Sellen (Education Policy Institute), Roy Head (CEO of DMI) and Pauline Rose (University of Cambridge)

How can researchers better engage with national and global policymaking?

👤 Charlotte Watts (DfID), Peter Sellen (Education Policy Institute), Roy Head (CEO of DMI) and Pauline Rose (University of Cambridge)

How can social sciences be used to explore how communities think and feel about volcanic risk and to better inform disaster risk management?

👤 Blaise Mafuko Myandwi (University of Goma, DRC) and Amy Donovan (University of Cambridge)

How can speech technologies support learners to improve their skills of speaking, listen-ing, conversation and more?

👤 Nobuaki MINEMATSU

How Can the Behavioral Sciences Inform the Climate Crisis Response?

👤 Madalina Vlasceanu (New York University)

How can the immune system be regulated?

👤 Herman Waldmann, Sir William Dunn School of Pathology, University of Oxford

How can the invasive Asian clam help us tackle freshwater pollution?

👤 Nicole Spann

How can the pedagogy of statistics inform the teaching of machine learning?

👤 Paul Fannon, Department of Genetics: Bioinformatics Training Facility

How can Trustzone help with securing microservice-oriented apps?

👤 Zahra Tarkhani

How can UK policy regulating the energy efficient retrofit of the thermal envelope of buildings and the regulation of conservation be reconciled to deliver energy efficient buildings while maintaining cultural heritage?

👤 Kayla Friedman

How can usage-based SLA invigorate language education?

👤 Professor Lourdes Ortega, Georgetown University, Washington, USA

How can Waste Management and Recovery Play a Greater Role in the Circular Economy Metrics of Reuse, Recycle, Reduce?

👤 Matthew Polaine (BAS)

How can we adapt DNA microarray technology to measure proteins?

👤 Fridjof Lund Johansen - University of Oslo, Norway

How can we avoid disabling mathematics learners?

👤 Professor Lulu Healy, King's College London

How can we beat the government's 10% target for suicide prevention?

👤 Professor Louis Appleby, Professor of Psychiatry, University of Manchester; Director of the National Confidential Inquiry into Suicide and Homicide by People with Mental Illness

How can we benefit from autism theories?

👤 Dr. Meng Chuan Lai, Autism Research Centre, Department of Psychiatry

How can we best teach ethics to vet students?

👤 Dr David Williams, Department of Veterinary Medicine

How can we deal with herding and other behaviourial issues?

👤 Vives, X (IESE Barcelona)

How can we empower women, and protect children, caught up in war?

👤 Andrew Mitchell MP

How can we encourage kindness? A perspective from evolutionary biology

👤 Dr Joel Peck, Department of Genetics

How can we ensemble geophysical models better?

👤 Matt Amos | University of Lancaster

How can we help animals the most? With Toni Shephard

👤 Toni Shephard, Executive Director of Animal Equality UK

How can we homologize holobionts, and whose lineage matters?

👤 Catherine Kendig (Michigan State University)

How can we improve and maintain child mental health; lessons from interventional epidemiology

👤 Dr Tamsin Ford, Professor of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, University of Exeter Medical School

How can we improve outcome from Staphylococcus aureus bacteraemia?

👤 Guy Thwaites, Reader in Infectious Diseases/Honorary Consultant in Infectious Diseases and Microbiology, Kings College London/Guy's and St Thomas' Hospital

How can we keep climate change and peak oil high up the political agenda?

👤 Speaker to be confirmed

How can we learn mathematical structures?

👤 Sven Krippendorf (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München)

How can we learn mathematical structures of physical systems? String compactifications as a tool

👤 Sven Krippendorf (LMU)

How can we make trustworthy AI?

👤 Professor Mateja Jamnik - Department of Computer Science and Technology, University of Cambridge

How Can We Measure Reactions to Product Designs?

👤 Katrina Schoen - University of Cambridge, Engineering Department

How can we model complex ecosystems with stochastic interactions between individuals at different spatial and temporal scales? Some case studies

👤 Tim Benton, University of Leeds

How can we reduce illegal activity in Africa's protected areas?

👤 Dr Colin Beale

How can we save the endangered Giant Ibis?

👤 Omaliss Keo, Conservation Science Group

How can we see biomolecular structure and dynamics by measuring side-chain chemical shifts?

👤 Aleksandr Sahakyan

How can we study differentiated access and silent exclusion schooling patterns in Delhi under India's Right to Education Act?

👤 Prachi Srivastava, Associate Professor, University of Western Ontario

How can we talk about the world? Likely cosmology in Platos Timaeus

👤 Jenny Bryan

How can we treat visceral pain?

👤 Dr David Bulmer, Department of Pharmacology

How can we use digital pens in a collaborative environment?

👤 Michael Haller - Upper Austria University of Applied Sciences

How Can You Be Simple Without Being Simplistic? – Writing for The General Public

👤 Dr Ha-Joon Chang- Reader in the Political Economy of Development, Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge

How can your research influence policy? Event for Post-Docs & Early Career Researchers

👤 Prof Jonathan Mant, Dr Clare Oliver-Williams, Dr Sarah Gentry & Caitlin Grant

How can you trust formally verified software?

👤 Alastair Reid, ARM

How carcimomas become aggressive

👤 Professor Robert Weinberg, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

How C. elegans navigate their environment

👤 Emanuel Busch (MRC-LMB and Darwin College)

How Cell and Tissue Geometry Influences Morphogenesis

👤 Dr. Yohanns Bellaiche, Institut Curie

How cells defend their cytosol against bacteria: Ubiquitylation of LPS and other tricks

👤 Prof Felix Randow, MRC-LMB, Cambridge. Hosted by Prof Paul Lehner

How cells defend their cytosol against bacteria: Ubiquitylation of LPS and other tricks

👤 Prof Felix Randow, MRC-LMB, Cambridge. Hosted by Prof Paul Lehner

How cells defend their cytosol against baterial attack

👤 Felix Randow - LMB-MRC, Cambridge

How cells integrate chemical and mechanical cues during cell migration in vivo

👤 Roberto Mayor, UCL

How Cells Make Membrane Proteins

👤 Manu Hegde, MRC LMB Group Leader

How cells manage ribosome collisions

👤 Szymon Juszkiewicz

How cells regulate the dynamics of chromatin patterns

👤 Dr Fabian Erdel; DKFZ and BioQuant, Heidelberg, Germany

How cell walls mechanically control growth

👤 Dr Siobhan Braybrook, University of Bern

How children break into language and become interesting talkers within 3 years.

👤 Danielle Matthews (University of Sheffield)

How children's cognitive abilities vary: methods for understanding individual differences

👤 Susan Gathercole (MRC CBSU)

How children's cognitive abilities vary: methods for understanding individual differences

👤 Susan Gathercole (MRC CBSU)

How children's cognitive abilities vary: methods for understanding individual differences

👤 Susan Gathercole (MRC Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit)

How Christian is 'Decolonisation'?

👤 Prof Nigel Biggar, Univ Oxford

How chromatin is spatially reorganised during zygotic reprogramming to totipotency

👤 Dr Kikuë Tachibana; Institute of Molecular Biotechnology (IMBA), Austria

How Churchill Waged War

👤 Mr Allen Packwood, OBE, FRHistS (Churchill College, University of Cambridge)

How cilia signal

👤 Jeremy Reiter, UCSF

How close are these distributions? A brief introduction to statistical distances and divergences.

👤 David Burt, University of Cambridge

How close are we to a forgetting pill?

👤 Dr Amy Milton

How cold is dark matter?

👤 Prof Martin Haehnelt, Institute of Astronomy, University of Cambridge

How common are extrasolar late heavy bombardments?

👤 Booth, M (Cambridge)

How common are misaligned accretion disks around black holes?

👤 Matthew Liska (Georgia Tech)

How competition for light and wind resistance shape tree forms

👤 Christophe Eloy (École centrale de Marseille; Institut de Recherche sur les Phénomènes Hors Equilibre)

How complex can this be? Let me introduce you to the Haft Paykar, a narrative poem composed in Persian by the giant poet Nizami of Ganja (12th C. AD)

👤 Cristine van Ruymbeke, Soudavar Professor of Persian Literature and Culture Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies Graduate Tutor and College Praelector of Darwin College

How complex interactions between chemotactic cells and attractants drive cancer spread and allow cells to solve mazes

👤 Robert Insall (University of Glasgow)

How computerized assessment may transform measurement in mental health

👤 Dr Jan Stochl, Department of Psychiatry

How constraints and chirality guide self-organisation in living systems

👤 Alexander Mietke (University of Oxford, Department of Physics)

How Could a Robot be Racist? Evaluating Bias in Artificial Intelligence

👤 Dr Ayanna Howard; Professor and Chair of the School of Interactive Computing at the Georgia Institute of Technology

How could blockchain disrupt the democratic landscape?

👤 William Magnuson, Associate Professor, Texas A&M Law School and author of Blockchain Democracy, Vili Lehdonvirta, Oxford Internet Institute, Jennifer Cobbe, University of Cambridge

How could education systems research prompt a change to how DFIS works on education

👤 Dr Laura Savage, DFID Education Research Team

How COVID-19 changes the way protected areas impact local communities

👤 Dr Nikoleta Jones (Department of Land Economy, University of Cambridge)

How CRISPR/Cas9 Finds and Cleaves?

👤 Prof. David Rueda - Imperial College London

How crustal exhumation rates determine the fate of porphyry copper deposits

👤 Frances Cooper, University College London

How cryo-EM is revolutionising structural biology

👤 Dr. Sjors Scheres, MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology, Cambridge

How curiosity turned into Science?

👤 Dr Philip Ball

How Data Scientists Can Improve Reproductive Health

👤 Ali Abbara (Imperial College London)

How debuggable is your (compiler-optimised) program?

👤 Stephen Kell, King's College London

How deep should one go to get the inertial range right?

👤 Sreenivasan, KR (ICTP)

How Democracy Ends: Thinking the Unthinkable

👤 Prof. David Runciman, University of Cambridge

How developmental origin determines microcircuit function in the hippocampus.

👤 Rosa Cossart Institute for Neuroscence, Montpellier

How did Dmitrii Mendeleev make his predictions?

👤 Karoliina Pulkkinen, Department of History and Philosophy of Science, University of Cambridge

How did Racism and Anti-Semitism become Mental Illnesses? — From Freud’s Vienna to Brown vs. the Board of Education of Topeka, Kansas

👤 Prof Sander L. Gilman (Distinguished Professor of the Liberal Arts and Sciences, and Professor of Psychiatry, Emory University)

How did we get here? Reconstructing the genome of our ancient vertebrate ancestor.

👤 Prof. Aoife McLysaght, Trinity College, University of Dublin

How different are male and female fly brains?

👤 Sebastian Cachero. LMB, Cambridge

How Dirty Icebergs Melt

👤 Claudia Cenedese (Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution)

How disordered is a pile of marbles? Numerical techniques to quantify disorder.

👤 Prof. Daan Frenkel, University of Cambridge, Theoretical Chemistry

How DNSSEC secures DNS

👤 Sizhe Sun, Sidney Sussex College

How do aerofoils work?

👤 Anders Au Yeung

How do African states think about heritage? Historical and ethnographic views from southern Africa

👤 Dr Rachel King, UCL

How do (and don't) we take other perspectives?

👤 Steven Samuel, Lecturer, City St. George's, University of London.

How do animals detect sensory stimuli? Experiments in photoreceptors, pain-sensitive receptors and magneto-receptors

👤 Prof. PA McNaughton, Pharmacology, Cambridge University

How do antidepressants work?

👤 Catherine Harmer (University of Oxford)

How do autophagosomes form and grow?

👤 Dr Alex van Vliet; MRC LMB

How do bacteria control their shape during cell elongation?

👤 Sven Van Teeffelen (Université de Montréal)

How do betalains evolved? Consequences of a de-regulated enzyme in Caryophyllales

👤 Samuel Lopez, Brockington group

How do capsid binding retrovirus restriction factors recognise their targets?

👤 Jonathan Stoye, NIMR, Mill Hill

How do cells acquire drug resistance mutations?

👤 Dr Jon Houseley, Babraham Institute

How do cells coordinate entry to mitosis?

👤 Agata Lichawska

How do cells establish and maintain sister chromatid cohesion?

👤 Prof. Kim Nasmyth, Department of Biochemistry, University of Oxford

How do Cell Walls Drive Growth and Development

👤 Henry Temple (University of Cambridge)

How do chromatin remodelling enzymes reshape chromatin?

👤 Joel Mackay

How do chromatin remodelling enzymes reshape chromatin?

👤 Joel Mackay

How do chromatin remodelling enzymes reshape chromatin?

👤 Joel Mackay

How do chromatin remodelling enzymes reshape chromatin?

👤 Joel Mackay

How do Climate Models Gain and Exercise Authority?

👤 Professor Mike Hulme (UEA)

How do context and attention affect S-cone signals in human V1?

👤 Professor Alex Wade, University of York

How do democracies change?

👤 Dr.David Runciman (Professor of Politics, POLIS)

How Do Doctors Make Decisions?

👤 Dr Robert Dudas (Department of Psychiatry, University of Cambridge)

How do dolphins adapt and adapt?

👤 Cristina Acasuso Rivero, Department Veterinary Medicine

How do Elementary Teachers manage to teach serious Mathematics to all students

👤 Magdalene Lampert, University of Michigan, USA

How do enhancers and promoters interact and what are the consequences ?

👤 Doug Higgs, Weatherall Institute, Oxford,

How does a black hole heat up a galaxy?

👤 Professor Andy Fabian, X Ray lab, Institute of Astronomy

How does a constable cognize? Notes for a social history of police power in colonial Bengal

👤 Dr Partha Pratim Shil, University of Cambridge

How Does A Firm’s Default Risk Affect Its Expected

👤 Kevin Aretz, Manchester Business School

How does an alga become a parasite?

👤 Ellen Nisbet (University of Cambridge)

How does an industrial reviewer assess a grant bid?

👤 Sam Beale, Pieter Knook and Rick Mitchell, Visiting Professors of Innovation

How Does A Synthetic Antiviral Developed For Influenza Virus Inhibit Other Viruses?

👤 Stephen Polyak, University of Washington

How does attentional control matter? Mechanisms and developmental dynamics

👤 Professor Gaia Scerif, Department of Educational Psychology, Oxford

How does breaking detailed balance accelerate convergence to equilibrium?

👤 Robert Jack (University of Bath)

How does cancer become an infectious disease?

👤 Dr Hannah Siddle (Dpt of Pathology, Cambridge University)

How does centralspindlin form microtubule bundles and accumulate on them during cytokinesis.

👤 Dr Masanori Mishima - Gurdon Institute, Cambridge University.

How does CGRP activate its receptor? An odyssey of a family B G-protein coupled receptor

👤 David Poyner, Aston University

How Does Chemistry Help In New Developments In Graphene Preparation And Functionalization?

👤 Dr Giovanni Bruno, CNR, Bari, Italy

How does complexity arise from molecular interaction?

👤 Professor Simone Reber, IRI Life Sciences, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin

How does contact lead to change? The development of negation in three languages of North Africa

👤 Chris Lucas, Department of Linguistics

How does CTLA-4 control T cell activation? A story of Treg and regular Ts

👤 David Sansom, University of Birmingham

How does early brain organization promote language acquisition in humans?

👤 Dr Ghislaine Dehaene-Lambertz, INSERM-CEA Cognitive Neuroimaging Unit, France

How does emotion influence similarity perception

👤 Dr Deborah Talmi, University of Cambridge

How does energy efficiency shape the organization of brains?

👤 Simon Laughlin, Department of Zoology, University of Cambridge

How does exposure to prenatal cortisol affect foraging success in meerkats?

👤 Tejasvini Chalikonda - Department of Zoology

How does functional neuroimaging inform cognitive theory?

👤 Rik Henson (U. of Cambridge, MRC CBU)

How does functional neuroimaging inform cognitive theory?

👤 Rik Henson (U. of Cambridge, MRC CBU)

How does Government surveillance affect perceived online privacy/security and online information disclosure?

👤 Laura Brandimarte (University of Arizona)

How does HSV1 exploit endocytosis?

👤 Dr Gillian Elliott, Imperial College, London

How does industry view academic research and collaboration?

👤 Anna-Marie Greenaway, Chris Rider and Charles Boulton

How does Knowledge about Climate Change Affect Biodiversity Conservation Policy-making and Practice in England? AND Technology Use in Cypriot Primary Music Education: Examining Teachers’ Thinking and Practice

👤 David Rose, Valanto Constantinou

How does macroprudential regulation change bank credit supply?

👤 Kashyap, A (University of Chicago)

How does one teach creativity?

👤 Professor Keith Sawyer, Washington University, in St. Louis, Missouri, USA.

How does post adoption birth family contact work out over time? Findings from a longitudinal study

👤 Dr Beth Neil (School of Social Work, University of East Anglia)

How does process tracing work?

👤 Christopher Clarke (CRASSH Cambridge and Erasmus University, Rotterdam)

How does recent linguistic experience result in a retuning of lexical-semantic representations?

👤 Becky Gilbert (Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit)

How does science interface with policy

👤 Charlotte Watts (Department for International Development)

How does smell turn into behaviour?

👤 Gregory Jefferis - Division of Neurobiology LMB Cambridge

How does the African trypanosome control expression of its Variant Surface Glycoprotein coat?

👤 Dr Gloria Rudenko, Imperial College London

How does the brain generate movement? A neural population view

👤 Juan Alvaro Gallego (Imperial College)

How does the brain learn to read words and name objects? Evidence from artificial language learning and fMRI

👤 Joanne Taylor (CBSU)

How does the cytoskeleton regulate cell shape during morphogenesis?

👤 Dr Katja Roper, Department of Physiology, Development & Neuroscience

How does the data assimilation method in the Northern Hemisphere affect the representation of mid-Holocene climate?

👤 Aurélien Mairesse (Université catholique de Louvain)

How does the Earth recover from extreme climate perturbations?

👤 Dr Philip Pogge von Strandmann, UCL

How does the human brain recognize faces?

👤 Bruno Rossion (U. of Lorraine)

How does the Internet work?

👤 Richard Black, Microsoft Research

How does the Internet work?

👤 Dr Austin Donnelly

How does the kinetochore orchestrate a functional checkpoint signal?

👤 Professor Jakob Nilsson from The Novo Nordisk Foundation Center for Protein Research, University of Copenhagen

How does very deep convection hydrate the stratosphere? Results from a Giga-LES of Hector the Convector

👤 Dr Thibaut Dauhut, Laboratoire d'Aerologie, Toulouse

How does War end? The Problem of Victory (and Defeat)

👤 Professor Hew Strachan

How do examiners reach judgements?

👤 Victoria Elliott (Oxford University Centre for Educational Assessment and Warwick Institute of Education) and Dr Talia Isaacs (University of Bristol)

How do forces transmitted from a cell's environment affect DNA organization?

👤 Vivek Shenoy (University of Pennsylvania)

How do GPs Understand Diagnostic Tests?

👤 Jessica Watson (University of Bristol)

How do grasses grow?

👤 Annis Richardson (University of Edinburgh)

How Do Green Buildings Perform After They Are Occupied?

👤 Guy Newsham, Principal Research Officer, National Research Council Canada

How dogs and breeds influenced Darwin

👤 Dr David Allan Feller, Darwin College, Cambridge

How do hot Jupiters migrate?

👤 Andrew Collier Cameron (University of St Andrews)

How do Housing Markets Respond to the Threat of Sea Level Rise?

👤 Franz Fuerst (University of Cambridge)

How do human mathematicians avoid big searches?

👤 William Timothy Gowers (University of Cambridge)

How do I analyse for …..??? Special Session on analytical techniques available in Department of Earth Sciences. Suitable for research students and post-docs.

👤 Giulio Lampronti et al.

How do I get a job offer? - Graduate and internship applications and interview workshop

👤 Andrea Kuesters, BP

How do I know my GPU or multicore floating point computations are correct?

👤 Miriam Leeser - Northeastern University

How do individuals with autism reason about the physical world?

👤 Dr Sara Baker, Faculty of Education

How do infants learn from us? Investigating the neural mechanisms involved in infants' social learning

👤 Dr Victoria Southgate - Birkbeck, University of London

How do insects generate fast and powerful movements?

👤 Malcolm Burrows, University of Cambridge

How do listeners use their past experience to improve access to word meanings?

👤 Jennifer Rodd (Experimental Psychology, UCL)

How do maternal NK cells affect reproductive success?

👤 Ashley Moffett, Department of Pathology, University of Cambridge

How do melts change texture and anisotropy of mantle rocks

👤 Andrea Tommasi (CNRS (Centre national de la recherche scientifique); Université de Montpellier)

How Do Mindreaders Model Minds?

👤 Dr. Stephen Butterfill, University of Warwick

How do miRNAs silence gene expression?

👤 Dr Elisa Izaurralde, Department of Biochemistry, Max-Planck-Institute for Developmental Biology

How do miRNAs work?

👤 Martin Bushell - MRC Toxicology Unit, University of Leicester

How do mitochondrial DNA mutations arise and cause neurological disease?

👤 Professor Patrick Chinnery, Dep Clinical Neurosciences, Cambridge

How do older people cope with infections and can we do anything to help?

👤 Professor Paul Moss, University of Birmingham, Birmingham, United Kingdom

How do our brains form maps of the world?

👤 Alexandra Constantinescu (University College London)

How do planets generate their magnetic fields?

👤 Prof. Peter Davidson (CUED)

How do plant roots sense water availability?

👤 Prof Malcolm Bennett

How do plants sense temperature?

👤 Dr Rea L. Antoniou-Kourounioti (JIC)

How do plant viruses affect plant-pollinator interactions?

👤 Stephanie Unna

How do policies influence food systems?

👤 Dr Kelly Parsons (MRC Epidemiology)

How do predators use social information about defended prey?

👤 Liisa Hämäläinen - Department of Zoology

How do receptor tyrosine phosphatases signal?

👤 Hayley Sharpe, Babraham Institute

How Do Rocks React to Outbursts from the Sun?

👤 Dr Juliane Huebert, British Geological Survey

How do signals from the body shape our actions (and our inactions)? Plus, a discussion on how we can green neuroscience

👤 Charlotte Rae (University of Sussex)

How do stylistic features “work” in news texts about a violent event that took place abroad? A cross-cultural case study.

👤 Ashley Riggs (Université de Genève)

How do T cells read antigen affinity? Implications for tolerance and autoimmunity

👤 Ed Palmer, University of Basel

How do the most luminous black holes accrete and expel gas?

👤 Matthew Liska (Georgia Tech)

How do trypanosomes express just one VSG at a time?

👤 Prof David Horn, School of Life Sciences, University of Dundee

How do tumour cells adapt and acquire resistance to targeted protein kinase inhibitors?

👤 Simon Cook - The Babraham Institute

How do users develop trust in ehealth services?

👤 Tanja Schomann (University of Cambridge)

How do waves create ‘sausages’, ‘pancakes’ and ‘cannellonis’ from ‘spaghetti’ turbulence?

👤 Avishek Ranjan, CUED

How do we Communicate Potential Treatment Harm to the Public: Lessons from a Public Involvement Meeting

👤 Rachel Philips (Imperial College London)

How do we End Poverty Cost-Effectively?: Rachel Glennerster

👤 Rachel Glennerster

How do we estimate the number of current and past injecting drug users?

👤 Mr Michael Sweeting (MRC Biostatistics Unit)

How do we evaluate scenario models in the context of public health action

👤 Justin Lessler (UNC Chapel Hill and RIMS)

How Do We Know the Structure of the Earth's Core–Mantle Boundary?

👤 Michael Clark, Department of Earth Sciences

How Do We Know What to Design?

👤 Fred Brooks, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

How do we learn about life on Earth billions of years ago?

👤 Professor Dianne Newman, Caltech/HHMI

How do we learn to read? An artificial orthography paradigm

👤 Dr. Jo Taylor (MRC Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit)

How do we measure quality in higher education?

👤 Prof. Anna Vignoles, University of Cambridge

How Do We Measure the Impact of Asymptomatic Testing in the UK?

👤 Michael Tildesley (University of Warwick)

How do we model global plant physiology? A case study of leaf phenology

👤 Silvia Caldararu, University of Edinburgh

How do we obtain large non-gaussianities in the cosmic microwave background?

👤 David Seery (DAMTP, University of Cambridge)

How do we perceive motion direction?

👤 Linda Bowns, Nottingham Visual Neuroscience, School of Psychology

How do we program the home? Gender, attention investment, and the psychology of programming at home.

👤 Steven Clarke and Cecily Morrison

How do we really bring vision correction to those that need it in the Developing World?

👤 Professor Joshua Silver

How Do We Teach "Difficult" Concepts to Undergraduate Students?

👤 Sarnath Ramnath, Minnesota State University, USA

How do you build a wall? Using live cell single molecule microscopy to investigate physical principles of bacterial cell wall remodelling

👤 Séamus Holden (University of Warwick)

How do you convince an A.I. to 'do the right thing'?

👤 Dr. Ahmed Izzidien, Psychometrics Centre, CJBS, University of Cambridge

How do you deliver the deterrent without testing?

👤 Dr Robert Lock

How do you dream whilst living with uncertainty - Artist Robert Ssempijja in conversation with Professor Helen Mason

👤 Robert Ssempijja, Cavendish Arts Science Fellow

How do you know that water is H2O?

👤 Prof. Hasok Chang

How do you know when you’re right? – On hallucinations, the limits of trustworthy AI, and the power of ‘I don't know’

👤 Anders Hansen

How do you like 'Likes'? (and some other cool projects from the Psychometrics Centre)

👤 Michal Kosinski (University of Cambridge)

How do young brains mature? UCHANGE design, techniques and some early results

👤 Prof John Suckling, Director of Research, BCNI

How do you really know what the temperature is?

👤 Michael de Podesta

How do you solve a problem like the NHS? The art of the possible.

👤 Nigel Edwards and Naomi Fulop

How do you turn a quantum computer into a product?

👤 Dr Leonie Mueck (Riverlane)

How dynein and its co-factors at the kinetochore ensure chromosome segregation fidelity.

👤 Dr Reto Gassmann, Instituto de Biologia Molecular e Celular (IBMC), Portugal

How Early Christian Storytellers Exercised Creative License when Telling Tales about Jesus

👤 Dr Julia Snyder, Faculty of Divinity, University of Cambridge

How E.coli organizes and segregates its chromosome

👤 Kleckner, N (Harvard University, USA)

How Elastic Flow Instabilities Increase Oil Recovery

👤 Andrew Howe, BP Institute and Dept of Chem Eng

How electron cryomicroscopy is revolutionising structural biology

👤 Prof Richard Henderson (MRC LMB)

How Electrophysiological Rhythms Shape Language

👤 Dr Lars Meyer (MPI for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences, Leipzig)

How end binding proteins recognise growing microtubule ends: from molecular structure to network functioning

👤 Thomas Surrey, Cancer Research UK, London Research Institute

How Engineering Designers Retrieve Information

👤 Prof. Ken Wallace

How English Libel Law Threatens Science

👤 Simon Singh

How English Native Speakers Learn to Express Caused Motion in French

👤 Dr Henriёtte Hendriks, RCEAL University of Cambridge

How epithelial cells polarise and why this goes wrong in cancer

👤 Professor Daniel St Johnston, The Gurdon Institute, University of Cambridge

How Equality Created Poverty: Japanese Wealth Distribution and Living Standards 1600-1870

👤 Yuzuru Kumon (Bocconi University)

How ´European´ is the European Security and Defense Policy? Parliamentary Oversight of the EU NAVFOR Operation Atalanta

👤 Dr Aleksandra Maatsch, POLIS, University of Cambridge

How evolution of mt-rRNA drives transformation of mitoribosomes

👤 Alexey Amunts, Stockholm University

How expert engineering teams use disciplines of innovation

👤 Alan Blackwell and Chris Bishop

How failed is North Korea, James Pearson

👤 James Pearson

How Far Can Good Go Without God? The Limits of a Naturalistic Ethic

👤 Prof. David Lahti

How far do activated random walkers spread from a single source?

👤 Vittoria Silvestri (La Sapienza, Rome)

How far have we come in giving our NLU systems common sense?

👤 Nasrin Mostafazadeh (Verneek)

How Fast Can Usain Bolt Run?

👤 Professor John D Barrow FRS

How fast can we burn?

👤 Professor Derek Bradley, Leeds University

How fast do ice shelves melt?

👤 Nicholls, Keith W , British Antarctic Survey

How Fast is the Universe Expanding?

👤 Dr. Matthew Bothwell, Institute of Astronomy, University of Cambridge

How feasible is DNA as a long-term digital storage system?

👤 Nick Goldman, European Bioinformatics Institute

How feedback shapes the galaxy stellar mass function

👤 Tom Theuns (Durham)

How filament assembly dynamics can power the crawling motion of amoeboid cells

👤 Dr Murray Stewart, MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology, Cambridge

How filopodia locally protrude from cell plasma membrane

👤 Patricia Bassereau (Institut Curie, Paris)

How Fish Swam Across the Green Sahara: Implications for the Peopling of the Desert and the ‘Out of Africa’ Hypothesis

👤 Dr Nick Drake, King's College London

How Focused Flexibility Maximizes the Thrust Production of Flapping Wings

👤 Nick Moore (Florida State University)

How Focused Flexibility Maximizes the Thrust Production of Flapping Wings

👤 Nick Moore (Florida State University)

How formal reasoning enables the detection of microarchitectural side channels

👤 Jana Hofmann (Microsoft)

How form shapes function; from sensory neurones to the organisation of the primate cortex

👤 Dr  Mikko  Juusola,  Dept  of  Biomedical  Science,  Univ  of  Sheffield

How frequently does the Hasse principle fail?

👤 Tim Browning (Bristol)

How galaxies acquire their mass and angular momentum at high redshift

👤 Julien Devriendt (Oxford)

How galaxies form stars

👤 Andrey Kravtsov (U Chicago)

How genetic polymorphism shapes meiotic crossover frequency in Arabidopsis thaliana

👤 Piotr Ziolkowski, Epigenetics

How Germany and the EU can manage without Russian gas this winter

👤 Ben McWilliams (Bruegel)

How good are quantum knot invariants?

👤 Dani Tubbenhauer (University of Sydney)

How good are the shallow water equations for modelling high-speed flows with a front?

👤 Christophe Ancey, EPFL, Switzerland

How Good is Damped Molecular Dynamics as a Method for Simulating Radiation Damage in Metals?

👤 Matthew Foulkes (Imperial College London)

How good is random information compared to optimal information?

👤 Aicke Hinrichs (Johannes Kepler Universität)

How good is random information compared to optimal information?

👤 Aicke Hinrichs (Johannes Kepler Universität)

How good is your classifier? Revisiting the role of evaluation metrics in machine learning

👤 Sanmi Koyejo, University of Illinois

How Google Tests Software

👤 James Whittaker (Google)

How governing has become harder-- the increasing external, and self-imposed constraints on governments

👤 The Rt Hon Peter Riddell CBE

How graduate students came to Cambridge

👤 Dr Elisabeth Leedham-Green

How grammar comes about (and how we discover it)

👤 Jenneke van der Wal ( Linguistics)

How habits become compulsions? Investigating habit perseveration in Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder.

👤 Paula Banca, University of Cambridge

How Hard is Competition for Rank?

👤 Paul Goldberg, University of Liverpool

How HCI Interprets the Probes

👤 Alan Blackwell and Richard Harper

How health beliefs influence the symptom experience and treatment decisions at menopause

👤 Helena Rubinstein, University of Cambridge

How helicity helps create finite dissipation without singularities.

👤 Robert Kerr (University of Warwick)

How high and how fast? Improving future predictions of long-term sea-level rise through studying the Last Interglacial

👤 Amy McGuire, University of Leeds

How Hilbert met Isabelle: Proof Between Generations

👤 Marco David (École Normale Supérieure de Paris)

How hippocampal memory shapes, and is shaped by, attention

👤 Mariam Aly (Columbia University)

How hot is that butterfly? Conserving butterflies under climate change

👤 Dr Andrew Bladon, Museum of Zoology

How humans build models of the world through temporal contingencies

👤 Prof Danielle Bassett

How Humans Hear

👤 Rhodri Karim

How hypervelocity stars constrain the Galactic Centre

👤 Sill Verberne (Leiden)

How I became stuck in Layered Materials: From Origins of Life, to Drugs to Renewable Energy

👤 Dawn Geatches, STFC UKRI

How IBM creates consulting offerings: The example of Smarter Cities

👤 Guangjie Ren

How IBM creates consulting offerings: The example of Smarter Cities

👤 Guangjie REN

How ice sheets collapse: a lesson from the Laurentide Ice Sheet

👤 Chris Stokes, Durham University

How I got into the mitochondrion

👤 Prof Sir John Walker

How I got sued by Facebook

👤 Pete Warden

How important is sea ice divergence?

👤 Harry Heorton, UCL

How important was silk along the Silk Roads?

👤 Prof. Morris Rossabi, Columbia University

How impossible is it to reconcile quantum logic with classical logic?

👤 Professor Gerard 't Hooft

How independent of semantics are phonology and syntax? Evidence from Semantic Dementia

👤 Dr Karalyn Patterson, Department of Clinical Neurosciences and MRC-CBU, Cambridge

How India Became Democratic: Comparative Perspectives (Panel discussion led by Gary Gerstle and Tim Harper)

👤 Ornit Shani, University of Haifa

How Infants Learn Language Using Speech Rhythm and Neuronal Oscillations

👤 Dr Victoria Leong, University of Cambridge

How innate immune cells adapt to environment and function: diverse tales of mitochondria

👤 Stefanie Wculek, IRB (Biomedical Research Institute, Barcelona)

How (in)secure is it to surf the internet with your browser?

👤 Keith Cheng

How insurers learned to stop worrying and love regulation: a City insurance man’s view of how the insurance market discovered the world of Basel and became a key risk partner for banks.

👤 David Neckar (WTW Financial Solutions)

How iron gets to where it is needed in the cell

👤 Dr Janneke Balk - Lectureship Candidate

How is Association Cortico-Cortical Circuit Construction Compromised in a Genetic Neurodevelopmental Disorder?

👤 Prof Anthony LaMantia - Virginia Tech (USA)

How is continuous experience transformed into discrete memories?

👤 Dr. Aya Ben-Akov (MRC Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit, Cambridge)

How is genome DNA compacted into a mitotic chromosome?

👤 Kazuhiro Maeshima (Structural Biology Center, National Institute of Genetics, Shizuoka, Japan)

How is Haskell tackling the multicore problem?

👤 Dr Simon Marlow (Facebook)

How is Human Social Cognition Special?

👤 Professor Lasana Harris, Associate Professor, Experimental Psychology, University College London

How is Human Social Cognition Special?

👤 Dr Lasana Harris (UCL)

How Islam has Elevated the Status of Women – Sarah Joseph

👤 Sarah Joseph

How is limb size controlled during development and repair? New approaches for an old question

👤 Alberto Rosello-Diez - Department of Physiology, Development and Neuroscience

How is mtDNA transcription regulated?

👤 Professor Nils-Göran Larsson, Karolinska Institute

How isotropic is the Universe?

👤 Daniela Saadeh (UCL)

How is Small different from Big?

👤 Andrew Briggs, Department of Materials, The University of Oxford

How is star formation in galaxies quenched?

👤 Asa Bluck (Cavendish)

How is the scientific method doing?

👤 Frankfurt Institute for Advanced Studies

How is vegetative maturation coordinated between the shoot apical meristem and leaf primordia?

👤 Dr Jim Fouracre, University of Pennsylvania

How is visual perception biased

👤 Dr Floris de Lange, Donders Institute for Brain, Cognition and Behavior, Radboud University Nijmegen, Netherlands

How is War directed? The Problem of Strategy

👤 Professor Hew Strachan

How is War fought? The Problem of War's changing Character

👤 Professor Hew Strachan

How it happened

👤 Bryan Birch (Oxford) and Peter Swinnerton-Dyer (Cambridge)

How it's Made: The Brain

👤 Professor Bill Harris ( Department of Physiology, Development and Neurosciences, University of Cam)

How Jupiter's gas-driven migration shaped the inner Solar System

👤 Sean Raymond (CNRS, Bordeaux)

How knowledge of the three-dimensional structures of proteins can be used to design the cancer drugs of the future

👤 Helen Mott

How languages signal highlights using mismatches as methodology

👤 Dr Jenneke van der Wal, Faculty of Modern and Medieval Languages

How language understanding unfolds in minds and machines

👤 Roger Levy (MIT)

How language variation contributes to reading difficulties and “achievement gaps”

👤 Mark Seidenberg (U. of Wisconsin-Madison)

How large can an earthquake grow? Effect of geometrical and energetical barriers

👤 Speaker to be confirmed

How LGBT Debates have been Crafted in Uganda

👤 Dr Edgar Nabutanyi, Makerere University, Uganda

How life finds a way: resilience in mammalian embryogenesis

👤 Sarah Bowling, PhD. Assistant Professor in the Department of Developmental Biology at Stanford University School of Medicine

How like begets like: lessons from RNA silencing in C.elegans

👤 Antony Jose, Group Leader, University of Maryland, College Park, MD, USA

How Likely is Contagion in Financial Networks?

👤 Young, P (University of Oxford)

How listeners track the changing statistics of rapidly unfolding auditory scenes – evidence from brain imaging and pupillometry

👤 Maria Chait (The Ear Institute, Faculty of Brain Sciences, UCL)

How Listeria sense the environment-to-host transition via PrfA

👤 Professor Jose Vazquez-Boland, Chair of Infectious Diseases, University of Edinburgh

How little we know about geological carbon storage

👤 Prof Mike Bickle, Department of Earth Sciences, University of Cambridge

How local and global metacognition shape mental health

👤 Dr Stephen Fleming, University College London

How Long Does It Take to Find Happiness?

👤 Ven. Dr. Khammai Dhammasami, Oxford Buddha Vihara

How long does take to change? A review of the timelines for innovation in the power sector and other technologies and the implications for power market design and policy

👤 Robert Gross (Imperial College London)

How long is a foot? The size of the ships on China's 15th-century maritime expeditions

👤 Dr S. K. Church, Senior Research Asssociate, Civilisations in Contact Project, Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies

How Long is a Foot? The Size of the Ships on China's 15th-Century Maritime Expeditions

👤 Dr Sally K. Church, Research Associate, Civilisations in Contact Project, Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies

How Long Will My Client Live? Quantum in Person Injury Litigation

👤 Jane Hutton (University of Warwick)

How loud is an arithmetic drum?

👤 Radu Toma, University of Bonn

How low can SUSY go? Matching, monojets and compressed spectra.

👤 Jamie Tattersall (Bonn)

How Machine Learning and Auction Theory Power Facebook Advertising

👤 Ovidiu Popa, Facebook

How Machine Learning can assist Medicinal Chemistry in Drug Discovery

👤 Marwin Segler, Microsoft

How mammals respond to changing environments, from leopards to devils

👤 Associate Professor Tracy Rogers, Evolution & Ecology Research Centre, University of NSW, Australia

How many butterflies are there in the Western Palaearctic?

👤 Martin Davies

How many characters are needed to recontruct the true tree?

👤 Fischer, M (Canterbury)

How many cortical weighting functions does your brain use to see?

👤 Denis Pelli (NYU), Horace Barlow (Cambridge), Martin Barlow (UBC)

How many irreducible polynomials are there with 0-1 coefficients?

👤 Peter Varju (University of Cambridge)

How many languages were spoken in the ancient world?

👤 James Clackson, Cambridge

How many oceans are there really? Using Lagrangian ocean dynamics to study climate, marine ecosystems and plastic accumulation

👤 Erik van Sebille (Grantham Institute/Physics, Imperial College)

How many real roots does a random matrix have?

👤 Van Vu (Yale University)

How Many Shuffles to Randomize a Deck of Cards?

👤 Richard Brierley (TCM)

How many stem cells can you fit in a stem cell niche?

👤 Prof Henrik Jönsson, Associate Director Sainsbury Laboratory, University of Cambridge,

How many subgroups are there in a finite group?

👤 Gareth Tracey (University of Oxford)

How Many Universes Are There?

👤 Professor Paul Davies

How massive are exo-Kuiper Belts?

👤 Dr Tim Pearce (Warwick)

How mathematical, physical and physiological modelling can improve the resolution of Positron Emission Tomography?

👤 Harry Tsoumpas (University of Leeds)

How mathematicians can help save the world from the next pandemic.

👤 Maria Gutierrez Guillen (University of Cambridge)

How mathematics helps structuring climate discussions - Rothschild Distinguished Visiting Fellow Lecture

👤 Rupert Klein (Freie Universität Berlin)

How medical data infrastructures materialize oppression

👤 Marion Boulicault (Trinity Hall, Cambridge)

How memory guides perception

👤 Professor Kia Nobre (Department of Experimental Psychology, University of Oxford)

How memory guides value-based decisions

👤 Daphna Shohamy (U. of Columbia)

How microbes at extremes shape the limits of the biosphere (and might help human activity in space)

👤 Professor Charles Cockell - School of Physics and Astronomy - University of Edinburgh

How microbial communities drove the evolution of the genetic code more than 3.8 billion years ago

👤 Goldenfeld, N (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)

How microglia shape synapse homeostasis

👤 Prof. Michela Matteoli. Humanitas Research Hospital, Milan, Italy

How microglia shape synapse homeostasis

👤 Michela Matteoli, Milan, Italy.

How might Social Ontology help Economics and the rest of Social Science?

👤 Tony Lawson, Economics, University of Cambridge

How might we protect the wages of the weak?

👤 Professor William Brown, Montague Burton Professor of Industrial Relations, University of Cambridge

How Misinformation Creators (Ab)use Generative AI Tools

👤 Amelia (Mia) Hassoun, University of Cambridge

How mixed is the ocean mixed layer?

👤 Neeraja Bhamidipati, BP Institute, University of Cambridge

How modifications to proteins lead to Parkinson's Disease

👤 Alex van der Wateren

How molecules constrain networks

👤 Dr Aldo Faisal, Department of Engineering, University of Cambridge

How moral is bioethics?

👤 Prof Lewis Wolpert, UCL

How morphology affects photophysics and performance in polymer solar cells

👤 Professor R Janssen, Technical University of Eindhoven

How much calcium does caffeine release from the endoplasmic reticulum in a large snail neurone?

👤 Prof. Roger Thomas, PDN

HOW MUCH CAN ONE SEE BY (JUST) LOOKING: the case with Heterochromatin Protein 1

👤 Prof. Spyros Georgatos, University of Iannina, Greece

How Much Does Homology Really Know?

👤 Professor Thomas Nikolaus (Universität Münster)

How much does it cost to save nature?

👤 Carolina Hazin (BirdLife International, Cambridge, UK)

How much do we know about the problem of global regularity for the three-dimensional Navier-Stokes and Euler equations?

👤 Titi, ES (University of California, Irvine and The Weizmann Institute of Science)

How Much Energy Is Required to Send One Bit Reliably over the Poisson Channel with Feedback?

👤 Prof Amos Lapidoth, ETH Zurich

How much information is required to reconstruct a QFT spectrum?

👤 Sašo Grozdanov (University of Edinburgh)

How much linguistics is needed for NLP?

👤 Edward Grefenstette

How much more efficient can aircraft propulsion be?

👤 Rob Miller

How much of a problem is glue ear for dogs? An electrodiagnostic study of their hearing.

👤 Tom Harcourt-Brown

How much patience do you have ? Complexity issues in nonlinear optimization

👤 Philippe Toint (The University of Namur)

How much permafrost organic carbon will be released to the atmosphere by 2100? - some geochemical perspectives

👤 Catherine Hirst, University of Durham

How much pluralism?

👤 James Ladyman (University of Bristol)

How much power is available in a random vibration?

👤 David Hawes, CUED

How much (robust) cosmological information can we obtain from galaxy clustering?

👤 Fabian Schmidt (MPA, Garching)

How much should we believe correlations between Arctic cyclones and sea ice extent?

👤 Jamie Rae (Met Office)

How much to gain: Controlling space and time via gain modulation in cortical networks

👤 Jake Stroud (Tim Vogels Lab. University of Oxford)

How much venereal disease was there in England's modern demographic history?

👤 Professor Simon Szreter (Cambridge)

How much water is subducted into the lower mantle? Evidence from transition zone anisotropy

👤 Dr Andy Nowacki, University of Leeds

How musical is Homo Sapiens? Investigating perceptual and emotional components of musicality

👤 Dr. Marcel Zentner (University of York)

How mycobacteria subvert mitochondrial biology to casue TB

👤 Professor Lalita Ramakrishnan | MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology

How nature "designs" elastic polymers

👤 Dr Jane Clarke, Department of Chemistry

How nature might influence nurture

👤 Professor Baulcombe, Department of Plant Sciences

How nervous systems are designed to be energy efficient

👤 Simon Laughlin (University of Cambridge)

How new deep-sea observations change turbidity current models

👤 Matthieu Cartigny, Uni of Durham

How non-Markovian stochastic processes and probability ridges help us understand space use in wild animals

👤 Bill Fagan (University of Maryland, College Park)

How (not) to do (areal) phonological typology

👤 Pavel Iosad (University of Edinburgh)

How (Not) To Draw Contemporary Insights From The History of Political Thought

👤 Dr Adrian Blau (King’s College, London)

How (not) to give a talk

👤 Dr. Lisa Jardine-Wright

How (Not) To give A Talk

👤 Dr Lisa Jardine-Wright

How (Not) To Give A Talk

👤 Lisa Jardine-Wright (University of Cambridge)

How (Not) To Give A Talk

👤 Lisa Jardine-Wright (University of Cambridge)

How not to hit pedestrians if you're a self driving car

👤 Ambrus Weisz, Churchill College

How (not) to read Kafka from a Jewish cultural studies perspective

👤 Jay Geller (Vanderbilt)

How (not) to read the advertisements of oculists: records, testimonies and the strategy of personal encounters in the early 18th century

👤 Karen Buckle (Wellcome Trust Centre for the History of Medicine at UCL)

How not to write a convection parameterisation code?

👤 Mike Whitall - UK Meteorological Office

How (Not) To Write Literary Biography: The Case of Michael Arlen

👤 Dr Philip Ward, Senior Member, Wolfson College

How often do cervical nerve roots contrast enhance on MRI independent of a specific lesion?

👤 Nicholas Clarke, Junior Clinical Training Scholar, Department of Veterinary Medicine

How on Earth? Welcome to a Post-Growth, Not-For-Profit World

👤 Jennifer Hinton

How One Cell Eats Another - Physical Principles in Phagocytosis

👤 Dr Robert Endres, University College London, UK

How organisms shape themselves: using geometric morphometrics for understanding evolution and development

👤 Chris Klingenberg (University of Manchester)

How oscillating collapsible tubes extract energy from a viscous flow

👤 Professor Matthias Heil, Dept. of Mathematics, University of Manchester

How ought we to structure research so as to make progress in understanding ice interaction?

👤 Andrew Palmer (National University of Singapore)

How our Botanic Gardens Work (and how they can work for you)

👤 Dr Sam Brockington, Cambridge University Botanic Garden Curator

How Parallel is My Computer?

👤 Colin Rothwell

How Paranoia Affects Social Cognition and Behaviour

👤 Prof Nichola Raihani Professor of Evolution and Behaviour, University College London

How parasites adapt their shape to different hosts

👤 Dr Richard Wheeler, Sir William Dunn School of Pathology, Oxford University

How People Really Make Medical Decisions: The Problem of the Patient

👤 Prof Talya Miron-Shatz - Ono Academic College, Israel

How perception informs urgent saccadic choices: halting, acceleration, and deceleration

👤 Emilio Salinas (Wake Forest School of Medicine)

How permeable is the tropopause ? - Simulations with the Chemical Lagrangian Model of the Stratosphere (CLaMS)

👤 Dr Paul Konopka, Forschungszentrum Juelich

How personalised is your immune system?

👤 Professor Aleksandra Walczak from Laboratoire de physique, l’École Normale Supérieure, Paris

How phospholipases C modulate membrane properties...and viceversa

👤 Professor Fèlix Goñi, Basque Centre for Biophysics, Spain

How physical and chemical forces shape flows on Earth: from submarine hydrothermal vents to the Fukushima nuclear cloud

👤 Professor Silvana Cardoso, Chemical Engineering & Biotechnology

How physical systems can learn by themselves: Kirk Lecture

👤 Andrea Liu (University of Pennsylvania)

How physics can be applied to biological problems

👤 Dr Pietro Cicuta (University of Cambridge)

How Pillar 1 redraws the the global tax base map: a look at the march toward consensus

👤 Professor Allison Christians, McGill University, Faculty of Law

How PINK1- and Parkin-mediated Mitophagy Prevents Neurodegeneration

👤 Dr Richard J. Youle | National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke

How planets grow by pebble accretion

👤 Marc Brouwers

How planets grow by pebble accretion

👤 Marc Brouwers

How plant cells measure themselves, and why it matters

👤 Robert Sablowski (John Innes Centre)

How plants feel gravity: a granular flow problem?

👤 Pouliquen, O, Forterre, Y, Moulia, B (Cornell University)

How Plants Grow: Chemical and Physical Interactions Create Developmental Patterns

👤 Professor Elliot Meyerowitz ForMemRS, Inaugural Director The Sainsbury Laboratory, University of Cambridge

How Plants Grow: New Principles of Development from Live Imaging and Computational Modelling

👤 Professor Elliot Meyerowitz

How plants survive the night

👤 Alison M. Smith, JIC

How plasmids cope with noise in the bacterial cell

👤 David Summers, Department of Genetics, University of Cambridge, Cambridge

How polar maps changed the way we view the World

👤 Dr Michael Bravo (Senior Lecturer)

How Power Affects Those Who Possess it: Activation, Wanting and Goal Seeking Approach Motivation

👤 Dr Ana Guinote, University College London

How Prediction Errors and Schemas Shape our Memories.

👤 Dr Andrea Greve, MRC Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit

How Predictive Are Multiscale Materials' Simulations?

👤 Vlachos, D (University of Delaware)

How PROTACs work: why the ternary complex matters and how it impacts degrader design

👤 Prof Alessio Ciulli School of Life Sciences, University of Dundee

How provably secure are cryptographic primitives used in practice

👤 Kiltz, E (Ruhr-Universitt Bochum)

How psychology lost its drive: the establishment of child psychiatry at the Maudsley Hospital, 1923-1938

👤 Bonnie Evans (Department of History and Philosophy of Science)

How Quantum Physics Democratised Music: A Meditation on Physics and Technology

👤 Michael Berry (University of Bristol)

How quantum physics democratized music

👤 Professor Sir Michael Berry (University of Bristol)

How quasi-steady is the modulation of near-wall turbulence by large-scale structures?

👤 Sergei Chernyshenko (Imperial College London)

How rare is our Solar System? Probing the formation and evolution of planetary systems

👤 Dr. Joshua Lovell, University of Cambridge

How rational are we?

👤 Professor Ulrike Hahn, Department of Psychological Sciences Birkbeck, University of London

How reciprocity renders networks irrelevant for cooperation in social dilemmas

👤 Anxo Sanchez, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid

How religion has changed in Britain since the 1980s, and what it means for policy

👤 Professor Linda Woodhead, Professor of Sociology of Religion, Lancaster University

How Repeatable is Brake Squeal?

👤 Tore Butlin, Engineering Department, University of Cambridge

How repeatable is evolution? The genetics of parallel architectural evolution in Brassicaceae

👤 Professor David Baum, University of Wisconsin

How representing multiple objects (and features) as an ensemble enhances higher-level visual cognition

👤 George Alvarez

How Risk is Communicated in the Insurance Industry

👤 Shane Latchman (Verisk)

How Robust is Inflation to Inhomogenous Initial Conditions?

👤 Eugene Lim (KCL)

How safe is underground nuclear waste storage in claystones?

👤 Professor Catherine Davy

How Salmonella reprogrammes a host kinase to drive macrophage polarisation

👤 Dr Teresa Thurston, Imperial College London. Hosted by Professor Felix Randow

How Satan smote Job: The molecular cause of the hyper IgE syndrome - Are th17 cells really the bad guys?

👤 Bodo Grimbacher, Clinical Immunology, Royal Free Hospital, London

How satellite imagery is transforming conservation science

👤 Dr Nathalie Pettorelli, Zoological Society of London

How Science Really Works, and Why It Matters

👤 Prof. Jeremy Baumberg, University of Cambridge

How scientific plurality and sociality enhance scientific objectivity

👤 Helen Longino (Stanford University)

How search uses Machine Learning

👤 Fabrizio Silvestri, Facebook

How secure is my messaging protocol for clinical communication?

👤 Mohammed Al-Ubaydli

How Sex Offenders Groom Minors on the Internet

👤 Dr Evianne van Gijn, University of Cambridge

How Sharding is Accomplished in MongoDB

👤 Liam Gray, Churchill College

How sharp is the Bottom Boundary of the Oceanic Plate? And why it matters

👤 Tolulope Olugboji, University of Rochester

How should science and research policy inform a future health and care system?

👤 Professor Lucy Chappell, Chief Scientific Adviser, Department of Health and Social Care

How should science and research policy inform a future health and care system?

👤 Professor Lucy Chappell, Chief Scientific Adviser, Department of Health and Social Care

How should scientists quantify academic value?

👤 Alecia Carter (Research Fellow, Churchill College and Department of Zoology)

How should the UK govern itself in the time of Brexit?

👤 Professor Mike Kenny (POLIS)

How should we assess whether a medical device is safe? What are the possible comparators?

👤 Jane Hutton (University of Warwick)

How should we calibrate?

👤 Rogers, C (University of Cambridge Mathematical Sciences Showcase)

How should we interpret Y-chromosome evidence?

👤 Bruce Weir (University of Washington)

How should we think about Information Technology and Social Change? Towards a material-spatial aesthetics of technology use

👤 Seamas Kelly

How should we use (classical) computers to simulate (realistic) electrons?

👤 George Booth (King's College London)

How Sick Were the Three Sick Men? Comparing Manufacturing Productivities in the Ottoman, Russian, and Qing Empires in World War I’s Eve

👤 Guillem Blasco-Piles (University of Barcelona)

How silence became 'outdated': secrecy, anonymity and artificial insemination by donor, 1950s–1990s

👤 Tinne Claes (KU Leuven)

How smart does your profile image look? Estimating intelligence from social network profile images

👤 Xingjie Wei, The Psychometrics Centre, University of Cambridge

How Song Shapes Society, and Society Shapes Song

👤 Richard Morrison, The Times

How space constrains evolution: lessons from bacteria and bacteriophage

👤 Dr Diana Fusco

How 'Special' is the Anglo-American Special Relationship?

👤 Srdjan Vucetic

How Statistics is changing the world

👤 Prof. Richard Samworth (University of Cambridge)

How stellar birth environment influences planet formation

👤 Andrew Winter (IoA)

How storm develops as the wind blows

👤 Gregory Falkovich (Weizmann Institute of Science)

How Stressed Can Stabled Horses Be? The Development of a Behaviour Stress Scale to Assess the Welfare of Stabled Horses

👤 Tamsin Young, Glyndwr University

How studying responses to Salmonella provides insights into the biology of B and T cells

👤 Adam Cunningham, University of Birmingham

How super-Earths migrate in low-turbulence radiative disks

👤 Alex Ziampras (TU Munich, Germany)

How Supermassive Black Holes Affect Their Host Galaxies

👤 Andrew King (Leicester)

How supermassive black holes talk to their host galaxies

👤 Dr Martin Bourne

How symmetries influence the flexibility of frameworks

👤 Structures PhD Student

How symmetries influence the flexibility of frameworks

👤 Xin Liang - Structures PhD Student

How Technology Impacts our Lives

👤 Tanya Goldhaber

How technology spillovers contribute to clean energy innovation

👤 Dr Sergey Kolesnikov, CEENRG, University of Cambridge

How the application of information quality management can be a powerful enabler of positive business change in asset-intensive businesses

👤 Karl Venter and Prof. Matthew West, Information Junction

How the brain decides where and when to look

👤 Prof. Jeffrey Schall, Vanderbilt University

How the brain exploits binaural hearing: more than just two bites of the cherry

👤 Alan Palmer (MRC Institute of Hearing Research, Nottingham)

How the brain makes decisions

👤 Professor Edmund Rolls, Oxford Centre for Computational Neuroscience (www.oxcns.org)

How the brain uses information from face and voice to recognize other people

👤 Helen Blank (Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit)

How the breakdown of Meckel’s cartilage offers clues to mammalian evolution

👤 Neal Anthwal (King's College London)

How the Built Environment Affects Spatial Behavior, Brain Activity and Aesthetics

👤 Professor Hugo Spiers

How the camel lost its hump: Tales from the study of semantic disorders

👤 Karalyn Patterson, MRC Cognition & Brain Sciences Unit

How the cortex gets its shape

👤 Dr Lisa Ronan, Research Associate, Department of Psychiatry, University of Cambridge

How the Cultural Revolution still shapes China

👤 Ms Tania Branigan

How the double helix was really discovered, and what Rosalind Franklin thought about it

👤 Professor Matthew Cobb from University of Manchester

How the East was won: travels of cereals in Eurasia

👤 Diane Lister, Archaeology

How the elephant grabs with its trunk

👤 David Hu (Georgia Institute of Technology)

How the environment shapes health-behaviours

👤 Dr Carlijn Kamphuis, Postdoctoral Researcher, Erasmus University Medical Centre, Netherlands

How the European Portfolio for Student Teachers of Languages (EPOSTL) works in different European contexts

👤 Barry Jones, Head of Modern Languages, Homerton College, University of Cambridge

How the fetal period became part of the life course: birth cohort studies and prenatal development from the 1960s to the present

👤 Heini Hakosalo (University of Oulu, Finland)

How the fly got its sexy legs: the origin and evolution of Drosophila sex combs

👤 Artyom Kopp, Department of Evolution and Ecology, University of California-Davis, USA

How the genome folds

👤 Lieberman Aiden, E (Harvard University, USA)

How the Geometry of the Cell Boundary Couples Cellular Blebbing and Actin Based Protrusions

👤 Bretschneider, T (University of Warwick)

How the Global Fund revolutionised the fight against AIDS, TB and Malaria: What worked, what didn’t, and what next? - Humanitarian Centre Annual Lecture

👤 Bernard Rivers, Founder of Aidspan

How the Harvard archives reveal that William James was a highly skilled hypnotist

👤 Thibaud Trochu (University of Paris-I Sorbonne)

How the INO80 and PBAF chromatin remodelling complexes function to maintain genome stability

👤 Jessica Downs, MRC Genome Damage and Stability Centre, University of Sussex, Brighton

How the jay bird got its stripes: what nanotechnology and photonics can learn from biology.

👤 Prof. Richard A.L. Jones FRS, University of Sheffield

How the Media Promote the Public Misunderstanding of Science

👤 Ben Goldacre, Author, broadcaster, doctor and blogger - badscience.net

How the nutrient status of the plant controls its engagement with microorganisms

👤 Giles Oldroyd, Sainsbury Lab, Cambridge

How the sins of your grandparents affect your health

👤 Dr Erica Watson PDN, Cambridge

How the strength of the inductive bias affects the generalization performance of interpolators

👤 Dr Fanny Yang, ETH Zurich

How the Titanic Tragedy transformed Trinity: Turbulence Theory and Taylor in the Teens

👤 Professor Colm-cille Caulfield

How the tubercle bacillus reprograms host immunity to cause tuberculosis

👤 David Tobin, Duke University

How the Usefulness of Statistical Evidence Depends on the Relevant Legal Criteria in Civil Cases in the U.S.

👤 Joseph Gastwirth (George Washington University)

How things are adding up: The neural dynamics of arithmetic problem solving as revealed by fMRI and EEG-MEG

👤 Nadja Tschentscher (MRC CBSU)

How Thorium Could Save the Planet

👤 Professor Robert Cywinski, School of Applied Sciences, University of Huddersfield

How tissues orchestrate growth and morphogenesis – lessons from the vertebrate retina

👤 Mauricio Rocha Martins (Instituto Gulbenkian Ciência (IGC), Oeiras, Portugal)

How to accurately measure spin-orbit angles in planetary systems

👤 Matthew Hooton (Cambridge)

How To - An Evening with Randall Monroe

👤 Randall Munroe

How to appease a majority?

👤 Moses Charikar (Stanford University)

How to Apply Machine Learning to Number Theory

👤 Kyu-Hwan Lee (University of Connecticut)

How to Apply Machine Learning to Number Theory

👤 Kyu-Hwan Lee (University of Connecticut)

How to assess influence: Wu Wen-Tsun's work in measure, number and weight

👤 Jiri Hudecek (Department of History and Philosophy of Science)

How to assess violence risk in psychiatry: new research & clinical implications

👤 Professor Seena Fazel, Professor of Forensic Psychiatry and Wellcome Trust Senior Research Fellow, University of Oxford

How to Avoid Common Mistakes in Essay Writings?

👤 Speaker to be confirmed

How to avoid falling onto the spikes of copyright

👤 Georgina Cronin (University of Cambridge)

How to… balance study/career and children

👤 Speaker to be confirmed

How to be an anti-racist ally

👤 Sophie Williams

How to be a Quantum Realist

👤 Dr. Andreas Doering, Oxford University Computing Laboratory

How to be a solid yet more fluid than a fluid?

👤 Chang Woo Myung

How to become a Member of Parliament? Pathways to the House of Commons and the Deutscher Bundestag

👤 Daniel Wigbers

How to best use TDDFT in Ehrenfest dynamics

👤 Neepa Maitra, Rutgers University

How to Blog as an Academic, and Why You Should

👤 Maha Rafi Atal, Editor-in-Chief, Cambridge Review of International Affairs

How to break quasi-geostrophic turbulence

👤 Tribbia, J (National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR))

How to Break the Internet

👤 Simon Chatterjee, Ensoft Ltd

How to Break the Internet - Network Security - Simon Chatterjee

👤 Simon Chatterjee, Ensoft Ltd

How to Breed Better Politicians

👤 Dr Joel Peck (Department of Genetics, University of Cambridge)

How to Breed Better Politicians

👤 Dr Joel R. Peck, Department of Genetics University of Cambridge

How to bridge the gaps between conservation science and practice

👤 Jessica Walsh

How To Build A Better Research Design through Stakeholder Engagement

👤 Rick Harris, Customer Faithful – a research-led consultancy

How to build a bridal chamber: development of the thalamus

👤 Steffen Scholpp - MRC Centre for Developmental Biology King’s College Londo

How to build a contact site? The molecular mechanism of on-demand sterol biosynthesis at organelle contact sites

👤 Maya Schuldiner - Weizmann Institute

How to build a deep-tech start-up

👤 Pierre Arsene, Mursla

How to build a flower: Transformation in plant reproductive development

👤 Dr Chiara Airoldi, Department of Plant Sciences

How to build a high-impact startup

👤 Matt Clifford

How to build an animal: combining cell cleavage and cell fate to understand annelid development

👤 Dr Mette Handberg-Thorsager, Max Planck Institute for Cell Biology and Genetics

How to Build an Automatic Statistician

👤 James Lloyd (Dept of Engineering)

How to Build a Neuron: establishing spatial identity in a structurally complex cell

👤 Michael Fernandopulle - Cambridge Institute for Medical Research

How to Build an Exchange

👤 Gabor Szarka, JaneStreet

How to Build a Planet - Ingredients -- with Martin Suttle

👤 Martin Suttle (Open University)

How to Build a Planet in Three Easy Steps!

👤 Open Discussion

How to build a primate: Towards a synthetic model of primate embryogenesis

👤 Thorsten Edwin Boroviak PDN, University of Cambridge

How to build a primate: Towards a synthetic model of primate embryogenesis

👤 Thorsten Edwin Boroviak PDN, University of Cambridge

How to Build Mathematical Models

👤 Professor Eric Lauga (DAMTP)

How to Build Products Users Love, Part I

👤 Kevin Hale - Founder, Wufoo and Partner, Y Combinator

How to bury CO2 underground and make sure that it does not escape

👤 Nicky White, Department of Earth Sciences, University of Cambridge

How to Call for Help

👤 Hannah Brown and Mary Fortune

How to capture actual carbon data of infrastructure more intelligently? A standardised data model perspective

👤 Dr Jinying Xu, University of Cambridge

How to carve nature across the joints without abandoning Kripke-Putnam semantics

👤 Helen Beebee (University of Birmingham)

How to Catch an AI Liar: Lie Detection in Black-Box LLMs by Asking Unrelated Questions

👤 Lorenzo Pacchiardi, University of Cambridge

How to change your fate - The control of flowering time in plants

👤 Dr Katja Jaeger, John Innes Centre

How to choose the best twins

👤 Michal Morayne (Wroclaw University of Technology)

How to climb a billion dimensional hill using a coin and a compass and count the steps before departure

👤 Peter Richtarik (University of Edinburgh)

How to collaborate with climate modellers from a data scientist perspective: examples of application in unsupervised clustering and model tuning

👤 Dr Redouane Lguensat, Sorbonne Université, Paris, France

How to commercialise your idea/research

👤 Tanya Hutter (University of Cambridge)

How to Compute in the Presence of Leakage

👤 Rothblum, G (Microsoft Research)

How to compute spectral properties of operators on Hilbert spaces with error control

👤 Matthew Colbrook -- DAMTP

How to compute torus link homology

👤 Matthew Hogancamp (University of Southern California)

How to conduct an experiment using z-Tree

👤 Daniele Nozenso (University of Nottingham) and Donna Harris (University of Cambridge)

How to Conduct your own Predictive Simulations of Biomechanical Models

👤 Sam Brockie

How to construct a rigid analytic quantum sl_2

👤 Nicolas Dupré, University of Cambridge

How to Control our Mood (in-person talk)

👤 Dr. Namrata Nunkoo, MBBS MRCP MRCGP, Dip Derm

How to control pest insects such as mosquitoes by releasing lots more of them!

👤 Nina Alphey, Department of Zoology, Oxford

How to control respiration: hydroxylation, hypoxia, and HIF

👤 Professor Randall Johnson (University of California)

How to control structure and rheology of particle-laden interfaces

👤 Jan Vermant, Uni of Leuven

How to convince structural design engineers to accept rocking foundations to resist dynamic loads

👤 Professor Bruce Kutter, University of California, Davis

How to cook an undigestable program with lots of LOLZ? [Esoteric programming languages]

👤 Miklos Danka

How to count organisms

👤 Ellen Clarke (All Souls College, Oxford)

How to create a religion: What does it really take to explain (and therefore understand) a religious ritual act?

👤 Prof. E. Thomas Lawson (Institute of Cognition and Culture, Queen's University, Belfast)

How to cultivate The magnificence of the Mind/body potential

👤 Venerable Dr. Gangodawila Chandima, Ottawa Theravada Buddhist Vihara in Ottawa, Canada.

How to deal with humanitarian crises: in conversation with the Rt Hon Sir Stephen O'Brien

👤 Speaker to be confirmed

How to decipher fracture surfaces and crackling noise

👤 Dr Laurent Ponson, CalTech

How to Define Enormous Positive Integers

👤 Timothy Gowers (University of Cambridge)

How to Deploy Psychometrics Successfully in an Organisation

👤 David Stillwell

How to describe inhomogeneous quantum systems in one dimension with (conformal) field theory: lessons from non-interacting Fermi gases

👤 Jerome Dubail, CNRS, Institut Jean Lamour, Nancy

How to Design a 21st Century Economy - with Kate Raworth

👤 Professor Kate Raworth

How to Design a Better New? Product and Service Design Examples from Healthcare and Nano Material Industry

👤 Dr Anna Mieczakowski

How to design a climate ensemble

👤 Challenor, P (National Oceanography Centre, UK)

How to design an Offshore Structure for the Installation Phase

👤 Rupert Hunt, Director - Halliard Consulting Limited

How to design a programming language

👤 Professor Alan Blackwell

How to design good experiments and analyse the results

👤 Bob Carlyon (MRC Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit)

How to destroy a book

👤 Dr Gill Partington

How to develop a cumulus parameterization logically and consistently

👤 Dr Jun-Ichi Jano, Meteo France (Toulouse)

How to divide prize money?

👤 Dr Milan Vojnovic (Microsoft Research)

How to do a Systems PhD

👤 Steven Hand (University of Cambridge)

How to Do Good Better. Meet William MacAskill

👤 William MacAskill; Associate Prof of Philosophy, University of Oxford

How to do macroeconomics in an age of uncertainty: Methodology & Theory (Lecture 1)

👤 Professor Jesper Jespersen, Department of Society and Globalisation, University of Roskilde, Denmark

How to do Resistance with Words: Nationalism, Afrocentrism and Oratory in Abidjan's Street Parliaments

👤 Professor Armando Cutolo, University of Siena

How To Do Things With Tunes: Alexander Pope and the prosodic intelligence

👤 Prof. Simon Jarvis, Gorley Putt Professor of Poetry and Poetics, Robinson College

How to do virtually everything with the Met Office Unified Model

👤 Luke Abraham

How to do virtually everything with the Met Office Unified Model

👤 Luke Abraham (University of Cambridge)

How to effectively engage with the non-GungHo Met O people. A discussion session

👤 Wood, N (Met Office)

How to Enhance Value to Historic Context Through Contemporary Interventions

👤 Speaker to be confirmed

How to extract a spectrum from hydrodynamic equations

👤 Dario Vincenzi (CNRS (Centre national de la recherche scientifique))

How to fake auxiliary input

👤 Pietrzak, C (IST Austria)

How to find an American looter: journey into a new methodology

👤 Jennifer Goddard

How to find an exoplanet from your sofa

👤 Professor Chris Lintott

How to find half the local unitary invariants of pure qubit states

👤 Graeme Mitchison

How to Find Your Ideal Career Path and How to Prepare For It: Perspectives of a PhD Student

👤 Philipp Kruger (University of Oxford)

How to fix a broken heart?

👤 Jose Novo Matos, Sandra Ferreira Regada, Joel Freitas da Silva, Department of Veterinary Medicine, University of Cambridge

How to Fold Every Protein: (Mission Accomplished?)

👤 Stephen D Fried, John Hopkins University

How to force unsupervised neural networks to discover the right representation of images

👤 Geoffrey Hinton, University of Toronto

How to form a rare-earth rich carbonatite, and why that might be a good thing

👤 Sam Broom-Fendley, University of Exeter

How to frack into and out of trouble

👤 Herbert Huppert (DAMTP)

How to Fuck

👤 Kate Smurthwaite

How to get an interacting conformal line defect for free theories

👤 Dongsheng Ge (Osaka University)

How to get money from industry and Research Councils

👤 Philip Guildford (University of Cambridge)

How to get on with your weedy neighbours? A study of root to root interactions between wheat and black grass

👤 Stephanie Swarbreck, Ion Transport Group

How to get rid of carbon dioxide and make sure it does not pop back out

👤 Nicky White, Department of Earth Sciences, University of Cambridge

How to get the best from mentoring - as a mentor and mentee

👤 Natacha Wilson

How to get the Euclid data out of Euclid?

👤 Elena Sellentin

How to Get the Most Out of Modern Peer Review

👤 Office of Scholarly Communication ()

How to give a great research talk

👤 Simon Peyton-Jones, Microsoft Research Cambridge

How to give a great research talk

👤 Simon Peyton Jones (Microsoft Research)

How to give a great research talk

👤 Simon Peyton-Jones, MSRC

How to give a great research talk

👤 Simon Peyton Jones (Microsoft Research)

How to give a great research talk

👤 Simon Peyton-Jones, Microsoft Research

How to Give a Great Research Talk

👤 Simon Peyton Jones, Microsoft Research Cambridge

How to Give a Technical Presentation in Computer Science

👤 Stephen Clark, University of Cambridge

How to give good talks

👤 Tom Manly (U. of Cambridge, MRC CBU)

How to give good talks

👤 Tom Manly (MRC CBSU)

How to give good talks

👤 Tom Manly (MRC Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit)

How to give good talks

👤 Tom Manly, MRC Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit

How to give good talks

👤 Tom Manly, MRC Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit

How to give good talks

👤 Tom Manly

How to give great presentations when you hate giving presentations!

👤 Georgina Cronin, Research Support Librarian, Betty & Gordon Moore Library

How to Give Great Presentations, When You Hate Giving Presentations

👤 Georgina Cronin, Betty & Gordon Moore Library

How to Give Great Presentations, When You Hate Giving Presentations

👤 Georgina Cronin, Betty & Gordon Moore Library

How to help stakeholders of socio-technical systems understand resilience

👤 Eloise Taysom, Cambridge Engineering Design Centre

How to hunt a submarine

👤 Thomas Körner

How to Hunt a Submarine

👤 Professor Tom Kӧrner, Department of Pure Mathematics and Mathematical Statistics. 18.00 to 19.00

How to hunt for dark matter: telescopes, lab experiments, colliders, and putting it all together.

👤 Dr Pat Scott

How to identify knots

👤 Professor Steven Sivek

How to implement an encryption system badly: InfoSec lessons from WW2

👤 Benji Marshall, Sidney Sussex College

How to improve performance of ad-hoc networks?

👤 Michael Segal (Ben-Gurion University of the Negev)

How to improve your chance of a winning bid – with Red Team reviews

👤 Philip Guildford, Rob Miller & Tim Minshall

How to initialise a second class particle?

👤 Marton Balazs (Bristol)

How to integrate DWI-MR in Head and Neck Lesions

👤 Professor Roberto Maroldi, Department of Radiology, University of Brescia, Italy

How to keep women (and men) in science

👤 Petra Rudolf, Zernike Institute for Advanced Materials, University of Groningen

How to keep women (and men) in science

👤 Prof. Petra Rudolf - University of Groningen

How to keep your secrets secret

👤 Ivan Chau

How to kill your rivals: Inter-microbial competition mediated by the Type VI secretion system

👤 Sarah Coulthurst

How to know Africa(s) in an age of youth hybridity

👤 Dr Akin Iwilade, University of Leeds

How to Land on the Moon: The Apollo Guidance Computer

👤 Nav Leelarathna, Homerton College

HOW TO LAND YOUR DREAM JOB IN SCIENCE? Networking for Nerds!

👤 Alaina G. Levine

How to lead a happy life in the midst of uncertainty

👤 Venerable Yuan Wang and Yuan Xun

How to learn and use a language

👤 Prof Richard Hudson (Department of Phonetics and Linguistics, UCL)

How to Live in Low Energy Architecture

👤 Prof. Chris Tweed - BRE Trust Research Chair, Director of the BRE Centre for Sustainable Design of the Built Environment, Cardiff University.

How to make a cool supercomputer

👤 Professor Tadao Nakamura FIEEE, Keio University, Japan

How to Make Ad Hoc Proof Automation Less Ad Hoc

👤 Derek Dreyer

How to make a nationalised railway work? Jonathan Tyler presents.

👤 Jonathan Tyler

How to Make an Atom-Mirror: Preparation of Si(111)-(1x1)H surfaces on ultrathin crystals

👤 A. Weeks, Surfaces, Microscopy & Fracture Group, Cavendish Laboratory

How to Make a Test Tube Baby

👤 Professor Lord Robert Winston

How to Make a Test Tube Baby

👤 Professor Lord Robert Winston

How to make Auto-tune? Harmonic Audio Pitch Detection and Correction

👤 Jim Tang

How to make E8 gravy with an OXO cube

👤 Rob Wilson, QMUL

How to make good scientific figures

👤 Matt Davis (MRC Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit)

How to make good scientific figures

👤 Matthew Davis (MRC CBU)

How to make good scientific figures

👤 Matthew Davis (U. of Cambridge, MRC CBU)

How to make good scientific figures

👤 Matthew Davis (U. of Cambridge, MRC CBU)

How to make good scientific figures

👤 Matthew Davis, MRC Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit

How to make good scientific figures

👤 Matt Davis (MRC CBSU)

How to make or break an axon: the roles and regulation of neuronal microtubules

👤 Professor Andreas Prokop from Manchester Academic Health Science Centre, University of Manchester

How to make planets: physical and chemical processes in protoplanetary discs

👤 Dr John Ilee

How to make polymers as strong as steel – and also more environmentally friendly

👤 David Barton, School of Mechanical Engineering, University of Leeds

How to make your research reproducible (5 selfish reasons to work reproducibly)

👤 Florian Markowetz & Gordon Brown (Cancer Research UK) & Stephen Eglen (Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics)

How to manage your supervisor

👤 Tennie Videler (Vitae)

How to master a zoonotic pandemic: plague, rats and epidemiological reasoning

👤 Christos Lynteris (University of St Andrews)

How to Measure Facial Behaviour in Animals Using FACS

👤 Cátia Caeiro, University of Lincoln

How to measure God: Innovations in the experimental investigation of religious cognition

👤 Dr Nicholas Gibson, Psychology and Religion Research Group, Faculty of Divinity,

How to Measure Large Deviation Functions of Dynamical Quantities

👤 Takahiro Nemoto, University of Paris Diderot

How to measure social mixing?

👤 Timo Smieszek, Public Health England and Imperial College

How to measure the spin of a black hole

👤 Prof. Christopher Reynolds, Institute of Astronomy, University of Cambridge

How to Measure, Visualise and Interpret Performance Portability

👤 Dr Tom Deakin (University of Bristol)

How to model black hole physics in cosmological simulations?

👤 Debora Sijacki (IoA)

How to obtain quantitative hypocoercivity estimates by using Harris-type theorems

👤 Havva Yoldas (University of Vienna)

How to overwrite an instinct: neural circuits for learning to suppress fear responses

👤 Sonja Hofer, Sainsbury Wellcome Centre, University College London

How to Parameterize a Positive-definite Matrix

👤 David MacKay

How to Partition Resources and Eliminate (Most) OS Abstractions for Fast I/O

👤 Pekka Enberg (University of Helsinki)

How To Pass ServiceNow CIS-VR Dumps In First Attempt

👤 Martha_Glasper

How to Pay Attention: Learning to Transfer Knowledge between Sentences and Tokens

👤 Marek Rei ( University of Cambridge)

How to pitch your idea in two minutes flat

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How to Play Unique Games Against a Semi-Random Adversary

👤 Makarychev, K (IBM Research)

How topological features of supply network affect disruption absorption and recovery? An agent-based approach.

👤 Anna Ledwoch (Cranfield University)

How Topology Reveals Structure in Biology

👤 Iris Yoon, University of Oxford

How To Prepare A Polished Conference Poster

👤 Georgina Cronin, Betty & Gordon Moore Library

How To Prepare A Polished Conference Poster

👤 Georgina Cronin, Betty & Gordon Moore Library

How to present a poster at an international conference

👤 Sue Duraikan, Duraikan Training

How to present a poster at an international conference

👤 Sue Duraikan, Duraikan Training

How to Present Your Research to Sponsors When You have Unwanted Results

👤 Adelina Chalmers

How to produce a Ricci Flow via Cheeger-Gromoll exhaustion

👤 Esther Cabezas-Rivas (Muenster)

How to produce energy from geostructures

👤 Dr Jean de Sauvage, Université Gustave Eiffel, France

how to program

👤 Speaker to be confirmed

How to Protect your Data by Eliminating Trusted Storage Infrastructure

👤 David Mazieres - Stanford University

How to prove Fermat's Last Theorem

👤 Professor Kevin Buzzard (Imperial College London)

How to prove that a communications protocol stack is up to the job

👤 James Collier, Chief Technical Officer , Cambridge Silicon Radio, http://www.csr.com

How to put individual patient’s values back into EBM to improve treatments for our patients?

👤 Dr Robert Dudas (University of Cambridge)

How to quantify energy landscapes of solids

👤 Gareth Griffiths (TCM)

How to Quench a Dwarf Galaxy: The Impact of Reionization on Cosmic Structure

👤 Harley Katz (Oxford)

How to quickly generate a nice hyperbolic element

👤 Emmanuel Breuillard (Universität Münster)

How to Raise Money

👤 Marc Andreessen, Ron Conway and Parker Conrad

How to read a children's book and why

👤 Maria Nikolajeva

How to read the Confessions of Augustine

👤 Catherine Conybeare Professor of Classics, Bryn Mawr College Visiting Fellow, CRASSH, University of Cambridge

HOW TO RECOGNISE WHEN ALCOHOL IS A PROBLEM - When you’re Immersed in an Alcohol-loving Society

👤 Lucy Rocca

How to recognize a conformally Einstein metric

👤 Maciej Dunajski (DAMTP)

How to Reconstruct a Medieval Battle - The Case Study of Forbie (1244)

👤 Ilya Berkovich (Peterhouse, University of Cambridge)

How to rediscover a medical secret in eighteenth-century France: the lost recipe of the Chevalier de Guiller's powder febrifuge

👤 Justin Rivest (Faculty of History)

How to reduce body size: dimorphic development of the bone-eating Osedax (Annelida)

👤 Katrine Worsaae (University of Copenhagen)

How to reduce the carbon footprint of your research computing

👤 Dr Nick Souter, School of Psychology, University of Sussex, UK

How to Render Stuff with OpenGL

👤 Sam Hubbard, Homerton College

How to replace random walk representations in models that don't have one?

👤 Erwin Bolthausen (Zurich)

How to Reset Mindfully in the Holidays

👤 Philip Guildford, Department of Engineering, University of Cambridge

How to review a technical paper

👤 Neil Dodgson (University of Cambridge)

How to run a library: 20 years of employment

👤 Sarah Humbert (University of Cambridge)

How to run the world: conceptions of imperial rule between republicanism and technocracy’

👤 Eva Marlene Hausteiner (Humboldt)

How to run through walls: bubble collisions and a new mechanism for bubble nucleation

👤 Eugene Lim (CTC/DAMTP)

How to sail across the English Channel in the Middle Ages

👤 Susan Raich

How to save energy at home

👤 Nicola Terry

How to Save the Internet - Sir Nick Clegg in Conversation with Matt Brittin at Robinson College

👤 The Rt Hon Sir Nick Clegg

How to Save the Internet - Sir Nick Clegg in Conversation with Matt Brittin at Robinson College

👤 The Rt Hon Sir Nick Clegg

How to say 'I love you' in Greenlandic: An Arctic Alphabet

👤 Nancy Campbell

How to see, measure and capture the arts experience

👤 Frances Howard, Nottingham Trent University

How to see, measure and capture the arts experience

👤 Frances Howard, Nottingham Trent University

How to see movement: visual experience in early nineteenth-century physics

👤 Chitra Ramalingam (Science Museum and CRASSH, Cambridge)

How to Share Research Data + Tour of CERN with Higgs Boson Physicist

👤 Jenny Grant Rankin and Stephen Goldfarb

How to simulate our Universe?

👤 Dr Debora Sijacki, Institute of Astronomy, Cambridge

How to Snowboard on Mars?

👤 Professor Jim McElwaine, Durham University

How to Solve a Linear Equation?

👤 Prof. Arieh Iserles (DAMTP)

How to solve a problem by making it harder.

👤 Dr Vicky Neale

How to solve Ax=b when A is really big: applications in solid mechanics and geophysics

👤 Dr Garth N Wells, CUED

How to sound intelligent: The sociophonetics of non-native speaker accents of English

👤 Bettina Beinhoff, RCEAL

How to spend it: Luxury and display in Veronese’s Hermes, Herse and Aglauros

👤 Libbie Howie, Independent Art Dealer and Advisor

How to spot a Daisy

👤 Gregory Mellers

How to start a procentriole

👤 Professor Andrew Goryachev, University of Edinburgh

How to stop bad data driving out the good in an age of misuse, misleadingness and misinformation

👤 Ed Humpherson (Director General for Regulation, UK Statistics Authority)

How to strangle a fly

👤 Yohanns Bellaïche (CNRS, Paris)

How to study animal minds

👤 See description

How to study fire

👤 Jenni Sidey (Research Associate, Department of Engineering)

How to study the tropical atmospheric dynamics with a shallow-water model?: Gill and Lindzen-Nigam formulations

👤 Jun Ichi-Yano, Météo-France

How to talk about your feelings: The peculiar relationship between words and emotions

👤 Dr Ryan Boyd (Lancaster University)

How to teach a computer to recognize digits

👤 Nicolas Le Roux (Microsoft Research)

How to teach Fourier analysis to a large library of formalised mathematics

👤 Yaël Dillies (Stockholm Universitet)

How to tell a story - Turning exposition into narrative

👤 Zoe Heron

How to Think about God the Creator Today

👤 Prof. Janet Soskice

How to tinker a haltere instead of a wing: probing downstream targets of Hox genes in Drosophila

👤 Tassos Pavlopoulos - University of Cambridge, Dept. Zoology

How to train your boyfriend: Integrating evolutionary psychology and behaviourist learning theory

👤 Dr. Diana Fleischman, University of Portsmouth

How to transition into a new career: advice is welcome

👤 Anke Husmann (University of Cambridge)

How to Turn Your Idea into a Commercial Success

👤 Dr Andrea Cantone, Senior Technology Associate, Cambridge Enterprise

How to Understand Molecular Transport through Channels: The Role of Interactions

👤 Prof. Anatoly B. Kolomeisky, Center for Theoretical Biological Physics, Rice University, Department of Chemistry, Houston

How to untie it-translocation of a knotted protein through a pore

👤 Szymczak, P (University of Warsaw, Poland)

How To Upgrade A Hardware Trigger

👤 Gareth Bird (University of Cambridge)

How to use particle filtering methods to solve numerical optimization problems ?

👤 Bin Liu

How to use simulation studies in understanding and evaluating statistical methods

👤 Ian White, MRC Biostatistics Unit, Cambridge

How to use the power of social media for good?

👤 Adeel Khan (Sail4Kashmir)

How to Vaccinate the Masses? Safety, compulsion, and the success of vaccination policy in nineteenth-century Britain

👤 Jonathan Neil Chapman (Bologna)

How to version control your scientific code using Git and GitHub

👤 Máté Aller (CBU)

How to version control your scientific code using Git and GitHub

👤 Máté Aller (CBU)

How to veto anonymously under surveillance?

👤 Piotr Zielinski, Inference Group

How to weigh a dinosaur

👤 Susie Maidment, Cambridge

How to win an election using Kneser Graph colourings

👤 Gabriel Gendler (Hebrew University, Jerusalem)

How to win an election using Kneser Graph colourings

👤 Gabriel Gendler (Hebrew University, Jerusalem)

How to Win a Nobel Prize

👤 Dr Tim Hunt

How to Win a Nobel Prize: The Secret of Cell Division

👤 Sir Tim Hunt, Cancer Research UK

How to Win a Nobel Prize: The Secret of Cell Division

👤 Sir Tim Hunt

How to work with other geographically dispersed people

👤 David Rees-Jones

How to write a business plan - a guide for postdocs

👤 Adelina Chalmers

How to write a business plan: A guide for postdocs

👤 Adelina Chalmers - The Geek Whisperer

How to write a Fellowship proposal

👤 Duncan Astle (U. of Cambridge, MRC CBU)

How to write a great research paper

👤 Simon Peyton-Jones, MSRC

How to write a great research paper

👤 Simon Peyton Jones (Microsoft Research)

How to write a great research paper

👤 Simon Peyton-Jones, Microsoft Research Cambridge

How to write a great research paper

👤 Simon Peyton Jones (Microsoft Research)

How to write a great research paper

👤 Simon Peyton-Jones, Microsoft Research

How to Write a Great Research Paper

👤 Simon Peyton-Jones, Microsoft Research Cambridge

How to write a successful grant application

👤 Dr Eoin O'Sullivan Director, Centre for Science, Technology & Innovation Policy (CSTI)

How to Write Bug-Free Code - A Live Demonstration

👤 Douglas Squirrel, youdDevise.com

How to Write Essays

👤 Veronica

How to write good papers

👤 Michael Anderson (MRC CBU)

How to write good papers

👤 Nikolaus Kriegeskorte (MRC Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit)

How to write good papers

👤 Nikolaus Kriegeskorte (MRC Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit)

How to write good papers

👤 Michael Anderson (U. of Cambridge, MRC CBU)

How to write good papers

👤 Michael Anderson (U. of Cambridge, MRC CBU)

How to write the history of the Persian Empire

👤 Prof Thomas Harrison, University of Liverpool

How to Write Your First Stage Business Plan

👤 Cambridge Enterprise

How toxins help us to understand cell function

👤 Dr. Daniela Corda, Director of Research of the Institute Mario Negri Sud

How transcription factors deal with nucleosomes

👤 Mark Ptashne, Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Centre, New York

How trees defy gravity: conceptual and historical remarks on the theory of the ascent of sap

👤 Harvey Brown (University of Oxford)

How Tuberculosis senses and responds to the host to achieve infection.

👤 Michael Glickman, Sloan Kettering Institute, Hosted by Lalita Ramakrishnan

How TV made 'The Naked Ape'

👤 Miles Kempton (Christ's College)

How undecidable are HyperLTL and HyperCTL*?

👤 Marie Fortin, University of Liverpool

How unsteady winds can fuel phytoplankton blooms at fronts in the upper ocean

👤 Dr. Dan Whitt, University of Cambridge

How useful is quantilization for mitigating specification-gaming?

👤 Speaker to be confirmed

How use of SSRI impacts placenta and mammary gland development

👤 Laura L. Hernandez, Department of Animal and Dairy Sciences University of Wisconsin-Madison

How US science moved west: Boulder, Colorado and the development of US space sciences in mid-20th century America

👤 Joe Bassi (University of Texas, El Paso)

How UV sensitive is inflation?

👤 Watson, S (Syracuse University)

How variable clones build an invariant retina

👤 Benjamin Simons, Cavendish Laboratory/ Gurdon Institute, University of Cambridge

How volcanism controls the interiors of lava-worlds

👤 Dan Spencer, University of Oxford

How vulnerable is reindeer herding in the European Arctic?

👤 Gareth Rees

How was power shared in colonial Africa? Taxation and representation in the British empire

👤 Leigh Gardner, LSE.

How was the genetic code cracked?

👤 Dr Andrew Catherall-Ostler (Homerton College, University of Cambridge)

How water wets metal surfaces

👤 George Darling, Department of Chemistry, The University of Liverpool

How Watson Learns Superhuman Jeopardy! Strategies

👤 Gerald Tesauro, IBM TJ Watson Research Center

How we achieve tolerance for our mothers: Evidence for a layered Immune System in Humans

👤 Dr Jeff Mold, Karolinska Institute, Stockholm, Sweden hosted by Alex Betz

How we become musically sophisticated: A gap in the literature and a new research perspective

👤 Dr. Daniel Müllensiefen, Goldsmiths University of London

How we build a parameterisation scheme: illustrated by Langmuir turbulence in the ocean mixed layer

👤 Belcher, S (University of Reading)

How we come to experience that we own our body

👤 Dr Henrik Ehrsson, Department of Neuroscience & Stockholm Brain Institute, Karolinska Institutet, Sweden

How We got here

👤 Emma Smith, artist

How we know what not to think (3pm start)

👤 Dr Fiery Cushman (Harvard University)

HOW WELL TARGETED ARE SODA TAXES?

👤 Pierre Dubois, Professor of Economics, Toulouse School of Economics

How We Make a Billion Antibodies: Genetics and Epigenetics

👤 Dr Anne Corcoran

How we manage to manage 'knowledge': using computational infrastructures in semantic systems biology

👤 Sophia Efstathiou (Norwegian University of Science and Technology)

How we prove Fermat's Last Theorem these days

👤 Teruyoshi Yoshida (Cambridge)

How were maps produced? A look at old and new surveying methods

👤 Chris Burgoyne (Department of Engineering and Emmanuel College, Cambridge)

How we remember and how we forget

👤 Aidan J Horner, Department of Psychology, University of York, York Biomedical Research Institute, University of York

How Were Saints Translated? The Case for Westminster Abbey

👤 Paul Binski (University of Cambridge, History of Art Department)

How we use Iwasawa algebras in number theory

👤 Christian Wuthrich (Nottingham)

How wide and how tall? Genome Wide Association Studies in debate, from height to educational attainment and back

👤 Ulrika Björkstén (Clare Hall; Sveriges Radio)

How will AI impact “the year of elections”?

👤 Speaker to be confirmed

How will Brexit affect UK life online?

👤 Open Rights Group

How will climate change affect volcanic plume rise and aerosol cycle?

👤 Thomas Aubry (University of Cambridge)

How will the storm tracks change? High resolution studies of the future of extratropical storm tracks

👤 Walter Robinson, Department of Marine, Earth, and Atmospheric Sciences, North Carolina State University

How Wind Shapes Tree Architecture

👤 Christophe Eloy, DAMTP (visiting scholar); IRPHE (Marseille) and Centrale Marseille

How would human drivers react to the collision avoidance system?

👤 Huaji Wang, CUED

How would I feel tomorrow: Towards a computational understanding of subjective pain experiences

👤 Deborah Talmi (U. of Cambridge)

How your mobile phone works

👤 Chris Cox

How Does Time‐based Pricing Change Consumersʹ Behaviour of Using Electricity? Modelling Demand Side Management with Smart Keypad Prepayment Metering in Northern Ireland via Agent‐Based Approach

👤 Tao Zhang (EPRG)

Hox Genes Collinearity by Long Range Regulation in Mammals

👤 Denis Duboule, University of Geneva

Hox targets in Drosophila

👤 Rob White, PDN, University of Cambridge

HP: Click Happens: Using Hypervisors for threat containment

👤 Ian Pratt, Global Head of Security, HP Inc

HP Hampden - More than a Restoration

👤 Darren Priday, RAF Museum Cosford

H-projective geometry and Kahler metrics of high degree of mobility.

👤 Stefan Rosemann (Jena)

H-projective geometry: an overview

👤 David Calderbank (University of Bath)

HP: Title tbc

👤 Ian Pratt

HPV: the reason why sex was a carcinogen.

👤 Professor Margaret Stanley, Professor of Epithelial Biology, Department of Pathology

HPV vaccines - are they doing their job?

👤 Professor Margaret Stanley, University of Cambridge

HPV vaccines – are they doing their job?

👤 Prof. Margaret Stanley OBE, Department of Pathology, University of Cambridge

HPV vaccines where to next?

👤 Professor Margaret Stanley, Department of Pathology

HPV vaccines - will they do their job?

👤 Prof. Margaret Stanley, Dept. of Pathology, University of Cambridge

HST Transiting Hot Jupiter Atmospheric Survey: The Dawn of Comparative Exoplanet Atmospheres

👤 David Sing (Exeter)

HSV1 and apolipoprotein E: a dangerous liaison for Alzheimer’s and several diseases of known infectious cause

👤 Prof. Ruth Itzhaki, Faculty of Life Sciences, The University of Manchester

HSV1 and apolipoprotein E: a dangerous liaison for Alzheimer’s and several diseases of known infectious cause

👤 Prof. Ruth Itzhaki, Faculty of Life Sciences, The University of Manchester

html5 - imagination, meet implementation

👤 Noam Szpiro

Huawei: Pangloss+: a novel Markov chain adaptive prefetcher

👤 Philippos Papaphilippou, Senior CPU Architect at Huawei UK R&D

Huawei: Rethinking memory subsystem design

👤 Artemiy Margaritov

Hub Location Problem Concerning Multiple Service Levels

👤 Professor Jian Zhou (Shanghai University)

Hubris syndrome – an acquired personality disorder?

👤 Rt Hon David Owen

Hubs of brain functional networks are radically reorganized in comatose patients

👤 Sophie Achard, National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS), Grenoble, France

Hudson-70 - the first circumnavigation of the Americas 1969-70 and some of its Arctic discoveries

👤 Peter Wadhams (DAMTP)

Huge formulas for simple special functions

👤 Koelink, E (RadboudUniversiteit Nijmegen)

Hugging Face: a hub for the whole ML community to collaborate

👤 Nate Raw and Ömer Faruk Özdemir (HuggingFace)

Hugo Drochon (CRASSH): "Nietzsche's critique of democracy”

👤 Dr Hugo Drochon (University of Cambridge)

Hugo Mercier - "Not Born Yesterday"

👤 Professor Hugo Mercier

Huicholes Talk and Documentary Film Screening

👤 Dr David Luke, University of Greenwich

Human action selection under threat: computing adaptive behaviour

👤 Dominik Bach (University College London)

Human-AI Ecosystems for Daily Health and Well-being

👤 Xuhai “Orson” Xu, Columbia University

Human airways epithelial cells and other ‘synchronised’ tales

👤 Maurizio Chioccioli

Human and mouse mononuclear phagocyte networks: a tale of two species?

👤 Muzlifah Haniffa Newcastle

Human (and) Nature from Latin America to the Middle East: Panel Discussion

👤 Dr Charles Pigott, Dr Hilary Marlow, Dr Timothy Winter

Human and the divine in the age of AI (online dialogue)

👤 Simon Blandford, Ioana Goga and Dr Prashant Kakoday

Human-animal relations in the Neolithic Balkans

👤 David Orton, Darwin College Cambridge

Human Anxieties, Bovine Solutions: Political Subtexts of Native Cattle Conservation in Northeastern Siberia

👤 Zoia Tarasova (University of Cambridge)

Human Art and Natural Beauty in eighteenth-century Microscopy

👤 Florence Grant (King's College London)

Human autoimmune disease: learning from models

👤 Dr. Richard Williams, Imperial College London, UK

Human Behavior Classification with Infinite Hidden Conditional Random Fields

👤 Konstantinos Bousmalis and Stefanos Zafeiriou (Imperial College)

Human brain chimeroids as avatars to study inter-individual variation in brain development and disease

👤 Dr Paola Arlotta, Harvard, USA

Human Brain Development Modelled in a Dish

👤 Dr Madeline Lancaster, Laboratory of Molecular Biology, Cambridge

Human brain functional genomics and the mechanisms underlying genetic risk for schizophrenia

👤 Dr Michael Gandal

Human brain networks from functional MRI

👤 Professor Ed Bullmore, Head of Dept Psychiatry, Cambridge

Human Capital Disclosures

👤 Ethan Rouen, Assistant Professor of Business Administration, Harvard Business School

Human Cell Atlas: Mapping the human body one cell at a time

👤 Dr Sarah Teichmann FRS FMedSci, Wellcome Sanger Institute

Human cerebral cortex: Cytoarchitectonics, segregation of function and transmitter receptors

👤 Professor Karl Zilles, Director of the Institute for Neuroscience & Medicine, Research Center Juelich, Germany

Human Cerebral Cortex: Cytoarchitectonics, Segregation of Function and Transmitter Receptors

👤 Prof Karl Zilles (Vogt Institute of Brain Research, University of Dusseldorf, Germany)

Human cerebral cortex development and disease in stem cell systems

👤 Dr Rick Livesey, Gurdon Institute, University of Cambridge

Human cognitive neuroscience and how it is taught

👤 Olaf Hauk (MRC Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit)

Human cognitive neuroscience and how it is taught

👤 Olaf Hauk (U. of Cambridge, MRC CBU)

Human cognitive neuroscience and how it is taught

👤 Olaf Hauk

Human computer interaction in autism research

👤 Dr Gnanathusharan Rajendran, Reader in Psychology, Heriot-Watt University

Human Computing and Crowdsourcing in Search

👤 Gabriella Kazai, Microsoft Research

Human Contact Networks

👤 Dr Jon Crowcroft, Marconi Professor of Communications, Computer Laboratory, University of Cambridge

Human control of the Radiation Belts. Protecting satellites from "terrorists" with nuclear weapons

👤 Craig J Rodger, Physics Department, University of Otago

Human Curiosities of the Freak Show Era

👤 Bob Whittaker

Human cytomegalovirus and its obsession with Natural Killer cells

👤 Gavin Wilkinson, Medical Microbiology, University of Cardiff

Human-Data Interaction - Big Data/Digital Humanities Seminar

👤 Richard Mortier (University of Cambridge)

Human disease in a dish: modelling premature aging and neurological disorders using induced pluripotent stem cells

👤 Alan Colman (Stem Cell Research, King’s College London, UK, Singapore Stem Cell Consortium and A*Star Institute of Medical Biology, Singapore)

Human DNA replication in a test tube

👤 Dr Torsten Krude (University of Cambridge)

Human driving, vehicle dynamics and machine learning

👤 Dr David Cole, CUED

Humane automation: the political economy of working with -- rather than against -- machines

👤 Professor Frank Pasquale (University of Maryland)

Human Embryos: A History in Series

👤 Nick Hopwood HPS

Human embryos: a visual history

👤 Dr Nick Hopwood, Department of History and Philosophy of Science

Human evolution - a multi-disciplinary challenge

👤 Prof Robert Foley

Human evolution and the environment of evolutionary adaptedness.

👤 Robert Foley (Leverhulme Centre for Human Evolutionary Studies, University of Cambridge)

Human evolution in action: How collaborating with Africans provides genetic and biological insights in maternal health disparities (King's/Cambridge-Africa Seminar)

👤 Professor Ashley Moffett (Department of Pathology in Cambridge, Wellcome Trust-Cambridge Centre for Global Health Research, and the Centre for Trophoblast Research

Human Evolution in the Garden of Eden

👤 Professor Mark Maslin (UCL Environment Institute)

Human evolution: new approaches, new questions

👤 Robert Foley

Human Evolution: what can be known?

👤 Richard Leakey

Human Expertise in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

👤 Prof Frank Pasquale; Brooklyn Law School

Human factors and missed solutions to WWII Enigma design weaknesses

👤 Prof. Harold Thimbleby CEng FIET FRCPE FLSW HonFRSA HonFRCP

Human factors in Internet Fraud

👤 Dr David Modic, Computer Laboratory, University of Cambridge

Human fetal cortex tissue models to understand human brain development and injury

👤 Katie Long, Centre for Developmental Neurobiology, Kings College London

Human fetal immunology: New insights on fetal mononuclear phagocytes and their contribution to prenatal immune suppression

👤 Naomi McGovern, University of Cambridge

Human Genetics Aided Discovery of a New Metabolic Hormone

👤 Dr Atul Chopra, Baylor College of Medicine

Human genetics and the blood transfusion services: circulating records, samples and expertise, 1939–1945

👤 Jenny Bangham (Department of History and Philosophy of Science)

Human hypothalamic neurons for studying obesity and its relevance to neurodegeneration

👤 Florian Merkle, WT-MRC Institute of Metabolic Science, University of Cambridge

Human Immune organoids for investigating interactions and mechanisms in autoimmunity, vaccination and infection

👤 Mark Davis, Professor, Stanford University

Human Immunity – one cell at a time

👤 Dr Sarah Teichmann, Wellcome Sanger Institute, Hinxton

Human inborn errors of immunity: revealing key mechanisms of antiviral immunity

👤 Dr Vanessa Sancho-Shimizu. Imperial College London

Human inositol polyphosphate multikinase regulates transcript-selective nuclear mRNA export to preserve genome integrity

👤 Vi Wickramasinghe, Hutchinson/MRC

Human-insect relations and material culture in Western Alaska

👤 Amanda Althoff, Department of Anthropology, Columbia University

Human intestinal epithelial organoids – translational tools to investigate epigenetic regulation in health, development and disease

👤 Matthias Zillbauer - Cambridge Stem Cell Institute

Humanising AI

👤 Araceli Camargo

Humanising Criminal Law? BECCARIA and The Challenges of Law Reform

👤 Professors Antje du Bois-Pedain (Cambridge University), Shachar Eldar (Ono Academic College, Israel), Lorenzo Zucca (King’s College, London), et al. Moderator: Professor Leo Zaibert (Institute of Criminology)

Humanising genetics: changing practices, emotions and identities of clinical genetics in the late 20th century

👤 Jenny Bangham (QMUL)

Humanising Online Pedagogy: technology, attention and education

👤 Dr David Lewin, Liverpool Hope University

Humanitarian Centre Annual Lecture

👤 Masood ul-Mulk, CEO, Sarhad Rural Support Programme

Humanitarian Centre Annual Lecture 2014

👤 John Wroe, CEO of Street Child United and Co-Founder of the Street Child World Cup

Humanitarian Centre Garden Party 2014

👤 Speaker to be confirmed

Humanitarian Centre Networking Event

👤 Speaker to be confirmed

Humanitarianism at Sea: the politics of search and rescue in the central mediterranean

👤 Dr Martina Tazzioli (Dept of Geography, University of Swansea), Dr Lorenzo Pezzani (Forensic Architecture), Marta Esperti (PhD student, University of Paris XIII), Alison Criado-Perez (Médecins Sans Frontiéres)

Humanitarian Technologies

👤 Dr Mirca Madianou (Media and Communications, Goldsmiths) & Dr Jonathan Ong (Media and Communication, Leicester)

Humanities and Sicence "diluting the limits"

👤 Prof. Juan Luis Arsuaga, Director of the Human Evolution Museum; Prof. Rodrigo Quiran-Quiroga, University of Leicester; Dr. Francoise Barbira-Freedman, University of Cambridge

Humanities Research: How to question and complicate everything

👤 Susanne Kord (UCL)

Humanity's Greatest Threats - and How You Can Help Tackle Them

👤 Jess Whittlestone, Martin Rees, Edward Perello, Catherine Rhodes

Humanity, terrorism, and terrorist wars

👤 Ted Honderich (UCL)

Human Judgement and Decision-Making Under Uncertainty

👤 Helen Roberts (Met Office)

Human-like Computing: The importance of explanation in Artificial Intelligence (AI)

👤 Dr Zohreh Shams, Research Associate in the Department of Computer Science and Technology, Junior Research Fellow, Wolfson College

Human-like singing and talking machines: flexible speech synthesis in karaoke, anime, smart phones, video games, digital signage, TV and radio programs, etc.

👤 Keiichi Tokuda (Nagoya Institute of Technology / Google)

Human lung organoid models of lung development and disease

👤 Emma Rawlins, The Gurdon Institute/PDN, Univeristy of Cambridge

Human-machine mathematical collaboration with modern AI - Virtual presentation

👤 Geordie Williamson (University of Sydney)

Human medial temporal theta oscillations in learned fear and schizophrenia

👤 Dan Bush (UCL)

Human memory: insights from the past and challenges for the future

👤 Kim Graham, Wales Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience, School of Psychology, Cardiff University & MRC-CBU

Human memory: new insights and fresh challenges

👤 Dr Kim Graham

Human Metabolic Disease: Lessons from the extremes.

👤 Prof. Sir Stephen O'Rahilly, Clinical Biochemistry, University of Cambridge

Human Metamorphosis - An Interactive Talk

👤 Dr.Prashant Kakode ( is based in Cambridge and has a background in ENT and integrated health.Hi)

Human Mobility Characterization from Cellular Network Data

👤 Ramón Cáceres, AT&T Labs

Human Mobility Characterization from Cellular Network Data

👤 Ramón Cáceres (AT&T Labs)

Human monogamy in mammalian context

👤 Mark Dyble, University of Cambridge

Human nature as capacities in Hobbes's political theory

👤 Alexandra Chadwick (University of Groningen)

Human nature: from theory to practice

👤 Tim Lewens (Department of History and Philosophy of Science)

Human neuroscience in the wild

👤 Dr Aldo Faisal, Department of Neurotechnology, Imperial

Human obesity: a heritable neurobehavioural disorder

👤 Professor Steve O’Rahilly, Department of Clinical Biochemistry, Cambridge

Human obesity and insulin resistance: lessons from genetics

👤 Stephen O'Rahilly (Metabolic Research Laboratories, Cambridge)

Human obesity: insights from extreme phenotypes

👤 Stephen ORahilly, Department of Clinical Biochemistry, University of Cambridge

Human object-similarity judgments reflect and transcend IT categorical object representations

👤 Marieke Mur (MRC Cognition & Brain Sciences Unit)

Human olfaction at the intersection of language, culture and biology

👤 Professor Asifa Majid, Professor of Language, Communication, and Cultural Cognition, University of York

Human olfaction at the intersection of language, culture and biology

👤 Prof Asifa Majid, Centre for Language Studies, Radboud University

Human Origins

👤 Dr Adam Rutherford, Author, Broadcaster

Human pain channelopathies

👤 Professor David Bennett, Nuffield Dept of Clinical Neurosciences, University of Oxford

Human Papillomaviruses; Chronic Epithelial Infections and the Development of Cancer

👤 Professor John Doorbar - Department of Pathology

Human Papillomaviruses: From Infectious Entry to Malignancy

👤 Dr Lawrence Banks, Tumour Virology Group, International Centre for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology, Trieste, Italy

Human Papillomavirus Life-Cycle Regulation and Association with Cancer

👤 Dr John Doorbar, Department of Pathology, University of Cambridge, UK

HUMAN PERCEPTION OF CHANGES IN NATURAL VISUAL SCENES, AND A VISUAL-CORTEX BASED MODEL OF VISUAL DISCRIMINATIONS

👤 Dr. David Tolhurst, Department of Physiology, Development & Neuroscience

Human perception of transient longitudinal vehicle motion

👤 Samer Abdelmoeti, CUED

Human perceptions of urban density

👤 Vicky Cheng, the Martin Centre

Human Phenotype Ontology

👤 Peter Robinson, Institute for Medical Genetics, Universitätsklinikum Charité, Berlin

Human Planet: Making a Serious Message Popular

👤 Brian Leith

Human Pluripotent Stem Cells: Journey to the Clinic

👤 Thomas Moreau and Daniel Ortmann

Human-producible Adversarial Examples

👤 David Khachaturov, University of Cambridge

Human pseudogenes

👤 Mark Gerstein, Yale University

Human Regulator of TElomere Length Helicase 1 (RTEL1) couples nuclear envelope stability and functions to genome replication

👤 Arturo Londoño-Vallejo, Institut Curie, Paris, France

Human Religion: Concern and Clarity in One Darwin Sentence

👤 Glen Milstein, Ph.D. Associate Professor Department of Psychology The City College of New York

Human remains from Pompeii. Excavation, research and valorisation

👤 Dr Valeria Amoretti, Pompeii Archaeological Park

Human Remains from Pompeii. Excavation, research and valorisation

👤 Dr Valeria Amoretti (Archaeological Park of Pompeii)

Human Rights

👤 Arzu Merali (One of the founders of the Islamic Human Rights Commission based in London, UK)

Human Rights and Academic Freedom

👤 Mr S Dakarai, Mrs Latefa Guemar, Dr Terrence Karran, Dr Julian Huppert

Human Rights and African Airwaves: Mediating Equality on the Chichewa Radio

👤 Dr. Harri Englund, University of Cambridge

Human Rights and Democracy in Burma

👤 The Burma Campaign UK

Human Rights and Practice: February 2012 Crisis in the Maldives, with Dr. Farahanaz Faizal, Fmr High Commissioner to the United Kingdom

👤 Dr. Farahanaz Faizal, Fmr High Commissioner to the United Kingdom

Human rights and the emerging role of whistle-blowers in democracies

👤 Robert Tibbo

Human Rights education and the Palestinian Authority Security Services

👤 Dr Lori Allen, University Lecturer in Contemporary Middle Eastern Politics and Society

Human rights in employment: Definitions, applications, and future prospects

👤 Prof Harry van Buren (University of New Mexico)

Human Rights in Islam

👤 Massoud Shadjareh

Human Rights Obligations of Multinational Corporations in Weak States

👤 Nicole Janz, PhD candidate, Department of Politics and International Studies

Human Rights Pedagogy and the Politics of Humanitarianism

👤 Thomas W. Laqueur (California Berkeley)

Human Sarcomas - Prostate and Bladder Cancers

👤 Colin Cooper, Male Urological Cancer Research Centre Institute of Cancer Research

Humans as the new geology

👤 Mike Ellis, BGS

Humans + Automation: Greater than the sum of the parts

👤 Missy Cummings - MIT

Human schistosomiasis: a journey from immune responses to control & elimination

👤 Professor Daniel Colley, Center for Tropical and Emerging Diseases, University of Georgia, USA

HUMANS DON'T SCALE: The Future of the Internet of Things

👤 Pilgrim Beart

Human Security, Food and International Order, 1918-1939

👤 Patricia Clavin (Oxford)

Human Spc34R detects the kinetochore-tubulin interface and regulates microtubule lifetime to preserve genomic stability

👤 Dr. Andrew McAinsh, Marie Curie Institute, London

Human speech and language: Separable neurobiological substrates

👤 Professor William Marslen-Wilson, MRC Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit, University of Cambridge

Human stem cell models of Alzheimer's disease initiation and progression

👤 Dr Rick Livesey, Gurdon Institute, University of Cambridge

Human Stem Cells: Therapeutic and Research Potential

👤 Dr Stephen Minger (King's College London)

Humans think through and with materials. So what?

👤 Maikel Kuijpers, Leiden University

Human Supervisory Control Issues in Complex, Time-critical Systems

👤 Professor Mary (Missy) Cummings, Director Humans & Automation Laboratory, MIT

Human time vs. mouse time with recapitulated systems.

👤 Miki Ebisuya, EMBL Barcelona

Human Trafficking Seminar with Ajeet Singh, Founder of Guria

👤 Ajeet Singh, Founder of Guria

Human type I interferonopathies

👤 Yanick Crow, Laboratory of Neurogenetics and Neuroinflammation, France

Human Values and Explainable Artificial Intelligence

👤 Dr. Rune Nyrup, Center for the Future of Intelligence

Human Wellbeing, Justice, Climate Action and the road to COP26

👤 Prof. Tollulah Oni, Dr. Nicole Redver, Dr. Renzo Guinto, Mikaela Loach, Dr. Stella Hartinger. Moderated by Prof. Sally Davies

Human Wellbeing, Justice, Climate Action and the road to COP26

👤 Prof. Tollulah Oni Dr. Nicole Redver Dr. Renzo Guinto Mikaela Loach Dr. Stella Hartinger

Human-wildlife cooperation: Honeyguides et al.

👤 Dr Dominic Cram, University of Cambridge (Zoology)

Humid Power : High efficiency gas turbines for power generation

👤 Ronan Kavanagh

Humility and the (P)arts of Art: Inferno X, Purgatorio X, Paradiso X

👤 DR K P CLARKE (University of York)

Humility, Hope and Holiness: Exploration in the Psychology of Character Strengths

👤 Dr Roger Bretherton (Lincoln University)

Humility in population health science: lessons for fostering an elder-supportive 'culture of health' after the pandemic

👤 Sean Valles (Michigan State University)

Humoral immunity in the lung; spatiotemporal regulation of resident memory B cell responses to infection with influenza virus

👤 Dr Tal Arnon; Kennedy Institute, University of Oxford

Humour and the Strengthening of the Frame in 'Le Chastoiement d'un Père à son fils'

👤 Andreea Weisl (Cambridge)

Humour in Science

👤 Dr Len Fisher

Humours, spirits and souls: aetiology and therapeutics in medieval Islam

👤 Liana Saif (University of Oxford)

Humpback and minke whale density distributions in the Southern Ocean: relationships with the sea ice edge

👤 Bas Beekmans (BAS)

Hungarian Innovation Roadhsow

👤 Speaker to be confirmed

Hunger-driven motivational state competition

👤 Dr Michael Krashes, National Institute of Health, Washington

Hungry black holes - tidal disruption of stars in the nuclei of galaxies in OGLE and Gaia surveys.

👤 Lukasz Wyrzykowski (Warsaw Observatory, Poland)

Hungry for the Word! Starvation as Sacrifice Among Scottish Christian Fishermen

👤 Joe Webster (Social Anthropology)

Hungry microglia: Microglial neurotoxicity in inflammation, stroke and neurodegeneration

👤 Guy Brown, University of Cambridge

Huns and Romans: relationships between pastoral and agricultural populations on the late Roman frontier

👤 Susanne Hakenbeck (University of Cambridge)

Hunter, Cauchy Rabbit, and Optimal Kakeya Sets

👤 Perla Sousi, DPMMS

Hunter-gatherer societies in the Basque crossroads: current issues

👤 Dr. Álvaro Arrizabalaga, Departamento de Geografía, Prehistoria y Arqueología Universidad del País Vasco

Hunting active faults in rapid erosional environments

👤 Gayatri Marliyani, Universitas Gadjah Mada

Hunting down the Black Swan: Correlation, Contagion & Endogenous Risk in Financial Markets

👤 Professor Rama Cont (Imperial College London)

Hunting foot-and-mouth disease virus

👤 Dr Bryan Charleston, The Institute for Animal Health

Hunting for cacti in the caribbean

👤 Paul Hoxey

Hunting for Chameleons

👤 Amanda Weltman DAMTP (University of Cambridge)

Hunting for Dark Matter in a gold mine

👤 Dr. Pawel Majewski, STFC Rutherford Appleton Laboratory

Hunting for dinner in the ice age

👤 Simon Parfitt

Hunting for Extra Dimensions and Black Holes at the LHC

👤 Dr James Frost, HEP, Cavendish Laboratory

Hunting for Hidden Order

👤 Nicola Spaldin (ETH Zurich)

Hunting for Meteorites in Antarctica and Australia

👤 Dr Gretchen Benedix

Hunting for Meteorites in Antartica and Australia

👤 Dr Gretchen Benedix, Natural History Musuem, London

Hunting for new particles with ATLAS at the Large Hadron Collider

👤 Ben Hodkinson, Experimental High Energy Physics

Hunting for terrestrial planets transiting the most nearby very-low-mass stars and brown dwarfs

👤 Michael Gillon (Liege University)

Hunting for the Elusive Waves Created by Black Holes and Neutron Stars

👤 Alessandra Buonanno (AEI Potsdam)

Hunting for tigers: which uncertainties matter?

👤 Richard Wilkinson (University of Sheffield)

Hunting for tigers: which uncertainties matter?

👤 Richard Wilkinson (University of Sheffield)

Hunting for viral packaging signals

👤 Dr Julia Gog (DAMTP)

Hunting for viral packaging signals

👤 Dr Julia Gog

Hunting light dark sectors at colliders and fixed target experiments

👤 Luc Darmé (NCBJ, Warsaw)

Hunting Monsters

👤 Dr Darren Naish

Hunting Planet Formation in the Act: Theory, Observation, and Machine Learning

👤 Dr. Jaehan Bae - University of Florida

Hunting Stone Age hunters and herders: a southern African perspective

👤 Isabelle Parsons

HUNTING THE ANTISOCIAL CANCER - IMPROVED SCREENING & DIAGNOSIS

👤 Prof. Ron Laskey, FRS, Hutchison MRC Research Centre, Cambridge

Hunting the Hedgehog - the Mojave Way

👤 Peter Berresford

Hunting the phoenix: an alchemical detective story

👤 Jennifer Rampling (Department of History and Philosophy of Science)

Hunting the Silent Killer: Investigating Chagas disease in a murine model

👤 Dr Martin Taylor. London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine

Huntington's Disease

👤 David Rubinsztein, Gill Bates, Sarah Tabrizi, Roger Barker

Huntington's disease, the Young Adult Study (HD-YAS)

👤 Dr Christelle Langley, University of Cambridge

Huntington Symposium 2018 (including a visit to Steven Hammer)

👤 Derek Tribble

Hunting ultra high energy neutrinos with the ANITA experiment

👤 Linda Cremonesi (UCL)

Hurdles and solutions in automatic 3D tracking of microtubule-end associated comets

👤 Dr. Noriko Hiroi, Biosciences and Informatics Department, Keio University, Japan

Hurricane Andrew strikes again

👤 Roland Häggkvist (University of Umeå)

Hurricane dynamics: on the role of Vortex Rossby Waves (VRWs)

👤 Brunet, G (Weather Science, Met Office)

Hurricane Katrina - A Study of Geosystems in Crisis

👤 Professor Tom O’Rourke (School of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Cornell University)

Hurricane Katrina's long-term effects on New Orleans and US Gulf Coast

👤 Dr Elizabeth Fussell (Brown University); Lamar Gardere, (The Data Center); Dr Patrick Roberts, (Virginia Tech)

Hurricane Simulator

👤 Geoffrey Robson, Cambridge Consultants

HuR vs. TTP: Who is really the Master Regulator of CD4+ T cell Differentiation?

👤 Prof. Ulus Atasoy; Associate Professor, Department of Internal Medicine, Division of Allergy & Clinical Immunology, University of Michigan, USA

Hurwitz stable and self-interlacing orthogonal polynomials.

👤 Mikhail Tyaglov (Shanghai Jiao Tong University)

Hush, here comes an aircraft! - The Silent Aircraft Initiative

👤 Professor Ann Dowling, Professor of Mechanical Engineering, University of Cambridge Department of Engineering

Hustings

👤 Speaker to be confirmed

HV-MAPS Pixel Detectors for Particle Tracking and LiDAR: A Dual-Use Silicon R&D

👤 Tianqi Gao, Cavendish Laboratory, University of Cambridge

Hybrid basal motion of the Greenlandic Ice Sheet (and also probably some Antarctic glaciers).

👤 Robert Law, University of Cambridge

Hybrid binary rewriting for memory access instrumentation

👤 Amitabha Roy (University of Cambridge)

Hybrid book forum - Juan's book Taxis vs Uber: Courts, Markets, and Technology in Buenos Aires

👤 Juan M. del Nido, Department of Sociology

Hybrid Carbon Nanomaterials For Functional Films

👤 Dr David Brown (CANATU Inc, Finland)

Hybrid cellular Potts modeling of cell-extracellular matrix interactions driving cell shape, cell migration and collective cell behavior

👤 Roeland Merks (Universiteit Leiden)

Hybrid Closure Modeling with Laminar to Turbulent Transition

👤 Paul Durbin (Iowa State University)

Hybrid density functionals for accurate semiconductor band gaps

👤 Prof. John Robertson, Department of Engineering, University of Cambridge

HYBRID DIESEL AND BATTERY-POWERED TRAINS

👤 Euan Smith, Angel Trains

Hybrid DTN-MANET routing in Highly Dynamic Ad-hoc networks

👤 Vania Conan (Thales Communications)

Hybrid functional devices based on graphene

👤 Vincent Bouchiat, Institut Néel, CNRS-Grenoble, France

Hybrid futures: unnatural acts in American gardens

👤 Jim Endersby (University of Sussex)

HYBRID HOPES - AIRLANDER 10

👤 Chris Daniels of Hybrid Air Vehicles Limited

Hybrid Images of Political Power: The Role of Iconographic Narratives in the Ethiopian Court (1880-1935)

👤 Dr Estelle Sohier, University of Geneva

Hybrid Inclusion Complex (HIC) and its Key Role in Constructing New Polymeric Materials

👤 Prof Ming Jiang, Fudan University, Shanghai

Hybrid inflation along waterfall trajectories

👤 Sébastien Clesse (University of Cambridge)

Hybrid Inverse Problems and Internal Functionals

👤 Bal, G

Hybridisation in non-binary trees

👤 Linz, S (Canterbury)

Hybridity, Breed, and Wildness

👤 Harriet Ritvo (MIT)

Hybrid methods for electromagnetic problems

👤 Dr Louis Kovalevsky, CUED

Hybrid Mimulus Flowers Attract A New Pollinator

👤 Foen Peng (Haverford College, USA)

Hybrid Modelling of Interatomic Forces (Physics+Data+Mathematics)

👤 Christoph Ortner (University of Warwick)

Hybrid modelling of stochastic chemical kinetics

👤 Konstantinos Zygalakis (University of Edinburgh)

Hybrid modelling of stochastic chemical kinetics

👤 Andrew Duncan (University of Sussex; The Alan Turing Institute)

Hybrid Modelling of Violin Acoustics

👤 Matt Smith, Harvard University

Hybrid molecular materials for water splitting applications

👤 Antoni Llobet, Institute of Chemical Research of Catalonia (ICIQ), Barcelona Institute of Science and Technology (BIST

Hybrid Multi-Modal Fusion for Heterogeneous Biomedical Data

👤 Konstantin Hemker (University of Cambridge)

Hybrid Nanomaterial Platforms For Improved Performance In Sensing And Solar Harnessing

👤 Prof Gerasimos Konstantatos, ICFO - The Institute of Photonic Sciences, Spain

Hybrid-networks: Elements of Hierarchy in Transnational Advocacy Networks Alexandra Bocse, PhD Candidate, POLIS

👤 Alexandra Bocse, PhD Candidate, POLIS

Hybrid networks in tomato

👤 Vera Pancaldi, Gene Silencing

Hybrid neutron and gamma-ray detection and imaging for range monitoring in proton therapy – The NOVO project

👤 Ilker Meric (Western Norway University of Applied Sciences)

Hybrid numerical-asymptotic boundary element methods for high frequency scattering by multiple obstacles

👤 Stephen Langdon (Brunel University)

Hybrid of Generative and Discriminative Models

👤 Simon Lacoste-Julien (University of Cambridge)

Hybrid or chimera? Reinterpreting the botanical exchange of William Bateson and Erwin Baur

👤 Matt Holmes (CRASSH)

Hybrid pixel detectors - from hunting the Higgs Boson to medical X-ray imaging

👤 Dr Michael Campbell (CERN)

Hybrid quantum optomechanics: a single spin coupled to a nano-oscillator

👤 Pigeau, B (Institut Nel, Grenoble)

Hybrids of generative and discriminative models

👤 Julia Lasserre (University of Cambridge/Max Planck Institute)

Hybrids of Generative and Discriminative Models (Cont)

👤 Simon Lacoste-Julien (University of Cambridge)

Hybrid Summary Statistics: Telling Neural Networks where to look

👤 Lucas Makinen (Imperial)

Hybrid Verification for Rust

👤 Sacha-Élie Ayoun (Imperial College London)

Hyde Park: a history through trees

👤 Greg Packman, Arboricultural Officer at the Royal Parks

Hyde Park: a history through trees

👤 Greg Packham, Arboricultural Officer at The Royal Parks

Hydra, a model for deciphering the principles of stem cells and regeneration

👤 Brigitte Galliot, Geneva, Switzerland

HyDRA: A New Paradigm for Atmospheric Retrieval of Exoplanets

👤 Sid Gandhi (Cambridge)

Hydras, Statistics, and Archaeological Inference

👤 Enrico Crema (Department of Archaeology & Anthropology, University of Cambridge)

Hydrated peridotite as a sink for boron: implications for mantle heterogeneity and arc volcanism

👤 Jason Harvey, University of Leeds

Hydraulic fracturing of artificially generated soft sandstones

👤 Charalampos Konstantinou, PhD Research Student at the Department of Engineering, University of Cambridge

Hydraulic modelling for regenerative braking

👤 Mr Pierre Bernard (Universite de Technologie de Compiegne)

Hydraulic reconstruction of the 1818 Giétro Glacial Lake outburst flood

👤 Tomas Trewhela, University Adolfo Ibanez

Hydrocarbon exploration trends – is the past the key to the future?

👤 Andy Leonard, BP

Hydrodynamic Alignment with Pressure

👤 Eitan Tadmor (University of Maryland, College Park)

Hydrodynamical instabilities in free boundary problems

👤 Professor Jalal Shatah (Courant Institute, NYU)

Hydrodynamical limits for the fractional diffusion/Stokes equation

👤 Sara Merino (CCA)

Hydrodynamical simulations of protoplanetary disks including irradiation of stellar photons. I. Resolution study for vertical shear instability

👤 Lizxandra Flores-Rivera - MPIA, Heidelberg

Hydrodynamic and Structural Analysis of a Floating Vessel

👤 Christopher Vibert - Senior Engineer, Mechanical Integrity Group, Frazer-Nash Consultancy

Hydrodynamic assembly of out of equilibrium colloids

👤 Juho Lintuvuori (Université de Bordeaux)

Hydrodynamic Black Holes

👤 Silke Weinfurtner, U. Nottingham

Hydrodynamic Coordination at Low Reynolds Number

👤 Golestanian, R (University of Oxford)

Hydrodynamic coordination of bacterial motions: from bundles to biomixing

👤 Graham, M (University of Wisconsin-Madison)

Hydrodynamic coupling and synchronization of oscillators at micrometric scales

👤 Nicolas Bruot

Hydrodynamic description of the actin cortex

👤 Kruse, K (Universitt des Saarlandes)

Hydrodynamic description of thin nematic films

👤 Lin, T-S (Loughborough)

Hydrodynamic diffuse interface models for Helfrich and mean curvature flow and their application to cells in fluid environment

👤 Marth, W (Technische Universitt Dresden)

Hydrodynamic Hamiltonians of active two-dimensional fluids

👤 Naomi Oppenheimer, Tel Aviv University

Hydrodynamic Hamiltonians of active two-dimensional fluids

👤 Naomi Oppenheimer (Tel Aviv University)

Hydrodynamic instabilities of stratified-rotating shear flows

👤 Junho Park (Coventry)

Hydrodynamic instabilties and modern artistic painting

👤 Roberto Zenit (Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico (UNAM))

Hydrodynamic interactions and Brownian forces in suspensions: Coarse-graining over time and length-scales

👤 Dr. Ard Louis, University of Oxford

Hydrodynamic interactions: from Brownian motion to swimming bacteria

👤 Dr Roberto Dileonardo, University of Rome, Italy

Hydrodynamic interactions in narrow channels

👤 Karolis Misiunas

Hydrodynamic limit for a disordered harmonic chain

👤 Cedric Bernardin (Université de Nice Sophia Antipolis; NICE)

Hydrodynamic Limits of Boltzmann Equation with Boundary Effects

👤 Yan Guo (Brown University)

Hydrodynamic modes of resuspension

👤 Dr Stuart B. Dalziel, GK Batchelor Laboratory & DAMTP

Hydrodynamics and Gravity

👤 Mukund Rangamani [Durham]

Hydrodynamics and phase behaviour of active suspensions

👤 Dr Suzanne Fielding, Physics, Durham University

Hydrodynamics and Rheology of active filament solutions

👤 Tannie Liverpool, University of Leeds

Hydrodynamics beyond hydrodynamics

👤 Pavel Kovtun (University of Victoria)

Hydrodynamics for the partial exclusion process in random environment

👤 Simone Floreani (Delft University of Technology)

Hydrodynamic simulation of multicellular embryo invagination and its biological predictions

👤 Philippe-Alexandre Pouille, Institut Curie, Paris

Hydrodynamic simulations of rotating and non-rotating black holes

👤 Silke Weinfurtner (Nottingham)

Hydrodynamic singularities in soft matter flows

👤 Vatsal Sanjay (University of Twente)

Hydrodynamics, macroscopic fluctuations and long-range correlations

👤 Benjamin Doyon (King's College London)

Hydrodynamics of active defects

👤 Cristina Marchetti, UCSB

Hydrodynamics of an elastic swimmer at low Reynolds number

👤 Alexeev, A (Georgia Institute of Technology)

Hydrodynamics of bacteria

👤 Dr. Eric Lauga. University of Cambridge (DAMTP)

Hydrodynamics of Copepod Attacks and Escapes

👤 Anders Andersen (DTU, Denmark)

Hydrodynamics of nematic liquid crystal models in statistical thermodynamics

👤 Francesco Giglio (University of Glasgow)

Hydrodynamic studies with optical tweezers

👤 Dr Jurij Kotar

Hydrodynamic Theory of Coating

👤 Jens Eggers, Bristol

Hydrodynamic turbulence as a problem in non-equilibrium statistical mechanics

👤 Ruelle, DP (IHES)

Hydrodynamization and asymptotics: the early to late times in relativistic hydrodynamics

👤 Daniel Hasenbichler (University of Southampton)

Hydroelastic waves and their interaction with structures

👤 Alexander Korobkin (University of East Anglia)

Hydroelastic waves propagating in ice channel

👤 Tatiana Khabakhpasheva (University of East Anglia)

Hydro-environmental processes of Poyang Lake subject to engineering control

👤 Jonathan Ho, CUED

Hydrofracture Propagation from Supraglacial Lake Drainage

👤 Victor Tsai (CALTECH (California Institute of Technology))

Hydrogel-Actuated Integrated Responsive Systems (HAIRS): Moving Towards Adaptive Materials

👤 Professor Joanna Aizenberg, Harvard

Hydrogel Microrheology - Measuring Heterogeneity on the Micron Scale

👤 Anders Aufderhorst-Roberts

Hydrogen airplanes and why they need Heat Exchangers

👤 Kilian Bartsch, Department of Engineering

Hydrogen and the ancient Martian climate puzzle

👤 Nick Tosca NASA

Hydrogen as a tracer of cosmic structures: fundamental physics and astrophysical aspects

👤 Matteo Viel (SISSA)

Hydrogen bond adsorption chromatography for the separation of polyphenols exemplified by the purification of active components in traditional Chinese medicine

👤 Professor Jan-Christer Janson, Ph.D., Professor Emeritus, Uppsala University Biomedical Center

Hydrogen Bonded Networks at Metal Surfaces: Molecular Orientation and Overlayer Interactions

👤 Glenn Jones

Hydrogen bonding structure and ultrafast dynamics of bulk, interfacial, and confined water

👤 Professor James L Skinner, University of Wisconsin

Hydrogen-deficient binary stars with magnetic braking

👤 David Bour / IoA

Hydrogen-deuterium exchange mass spectrometry

👤 Glenn Masson; MRC LMB

Hydrogen-deuterium exchange mass spectrometry

👤 Glenn Masson ; MRC LMB

Hydrogen–deuterium exchange mass spectrometry

👤 Glenn Masson (MRC LMB)

Hydrogen–deuterium exchange mass spectrometry

👤 Glenn Masson, MRC LMB

Hydrogen–deuterium exchange mass spectrometry

👤 John Burke, MRC-LMB

Hydrogen–deuterium exchange mass spectrometry

👤 Glenn Masson MRC LMB

Hydrogen-Deuterium Exchange Mass Spectrometry

👤 Glenn Masson, MRC LMB

Hydrogen-Electric Propulsion for a Clean Aviation Future

👤 Dr. Sergey Kiselev, Zeroavia

Hydrogen embrittlement in steels

👤 Professor Norman Fleck, CUED

Hydrogen Epoch of Reionization Array

👤 Chris Carilli (Astrophysics, Cambridge)

Hydrogen fuel cells

👤 Winton community

Hydrogen induced fast fracture

👤 Profs Gábor Csányi and Vikram Deshpande (University of Cambridge)

Hydrogen: Its Role in the UK Economy

👤 Professor Nigel Brandon, Imperial College London

hydrogen production from a photosynthetically driven semi-biological device

👤 Martin Croft

Hydrogen Storage and Carbon Dioxide Capture in Metal-Organic Frameworks

👤 Professor Jeffrey R Long, Berkeley, USA

Hydrogen – the second best option – taking a whole system view

👤 Jon Saltmarsh, Energy Systems Catapult

Hydrogen uptake and diffusion – implications for evaluating resistance to hydrogen embrittlement

👤 Dr Alan Turnbull, National Physical Laboratory

Hydrogen: Will it become the energy vector of choice for UK transport and heating?

👤 John Miles (Cambridge University)

Hydrogeology: why is it important?

👤 Victoria Price (Alumna)

Hydrological networks and flow of the Greenland ice sheet

👤 Poul Christoffersen, Scott Polar Research Institute, University of Cambridge

Hydrological networks and flow of the Greenland Ice Sheet: Overview of the RESPONDER project

👤 Poul Christoffersen (University of Cambridge)

Hydrological networks and flow of the Greenland ice sheets

👤 Dr Poul Christoffersen, Scott Polar Institute (University of Cambridge)

Hydromapping and spherical vision systems

👤 Dr Jon Chamberlain and Michael King

Hydrophobin: a protein out of the ordinary

👤 Elodie Aumaitre (University of Cambridge)

Hydrothermal sediments are a source of water column Fe and Mn in the Bransfield Strait, Antarctica

👤 Dr Rachel Mills ( Southampton University)

Hydrovoltaics: from energy to Intelligence

👤 Prof. Wanlin Guo, Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics

Hydrovoltaics: new ways of harvesting electricity from water

👤 Prof. Wanlin Guo, Institute of Nano Science, Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, China

Hydroxychloroquine in COVID-19 treatment: cardiac safety

👤 Prof. Ming Lei, Oxford

Hyenas and minervas: women, science and history

👤 Dr Patricia Fara

Hymenoptera, sex and innovation? Reflections on chimpanzee culture

👤 Dr Tatyana Humle, University of Kent

Hyperanalytic Denoising

👤 Sofia Olhede, Dept. of Mathematics, Imperial College London

Hyper and structural Markov laws for graphical models

👤 Simon Byrne (Statistical Laboratory, University of Cambridge)

Hyperarithmetical categoricity and abelian groups

👤 Melnikov, A (Nanyang Technological University)

Hyperblock Scheduling for Verified High-Level Synthesis

👤 Yann Herklotz (École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne)

Hyperbolic and elliptic commensurations

👤 Mahan Mj (Tata Institute of Fundamental Research)

Hyperbolic and relatively hyperbolic groups with 2-sphere boundary

👤 Genevieve Walsh (Tufts University)

Hyperbolic features of two-dimensional Artin groups

👤 Alexandre Martin (Heriot-Watt)

Hyperbolic generalized triangle groups, property (T) and finite simple quotients

👤 Pierre-Emmanuel Caprace (Université Catholique de Louvain )

Hyperbolic geometry in liquid crystalline interfaces

👤 Giomi, L (SISSA)

Hyperbolic geometry: what it is and where it leads.

👤 Caroline Series, Warwick University

Hyperbolic groups and their subgroups

👤 Robert Kropholler (Tufts University)

Hyperbolic groups with boundary an n-dimensional Sierpinski space

👤 Jean-Francois Lafont (Ohio State University)

Hyperbolic Hubbard-Stratonovich transformations

👤 Muller-Hill, J (Cologne)

Hyperbolic inverse problems and exact controllability

👤 Oksanen, L (University College London)

Hyperbolic inverse problems on a Riemannian manifold

👤 Lauri Oksanen, UCL

Hyperbolicity and boundary conditions.

👤 Oscar Reula (Universidad Nacional de Córdoba)

Hyperbolicity and boundary conditions.

👤 Oscar Reula (Universidad Nacional de Córdoba)

Hyperbolicity of moduli spaces and Hodge theory

👤 Yohan Brunebarbe, Université de Bordeaux

Hyperbolicity of symmetric powers via Nevanlinna theory

👤 Natalia Garcia Fritz (Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile)

Hyperbolic monopoles and pluricomplex geometry

👤 Roger Bielawski (Leeds)

Hyperbolic polynomials, interlacers and sums of squares

👤 Plaumann, D (Universitt Konstanz)

Hyperbolic Striping on Triply-Periodic Minimal Surfaces

👤 Evans, M (University of Erlangen-Nuremberg)

Hyperbolic subgroups of type FP_2(Ring)

👤 Shaked Bader, University of Oxford

Hyperbolic vortices from holomorphic maps

👤 Norman Rink (DAMTP)

Hypercalcaemia in typical and atypical hypoadrenocorticism in dogs; prevalence, breed association and suggested aetiology

👤 Harriet Hall, Department of Veterinary Medicine

Hyperclass Forcing in Morse Kelley Set Theory

👤 Antos, C (Universitt Wien)

Hypercomputation

👤 Weston Metzler, Homerton College

Hyper-converged infrastructure

👤 Ross Tooley, Churchill College

Hyperconvexity and quasiflats

👤 Harry Petyt (University of Oxford)

Hypercovers and factorisation systems in higher categories

👤 Alexander Campbell (Macquarie University)

HyperDex: A Consistent, Fault-tolerant, Searchable NoSQL Store

👤 Bernard Wong, University of Waterloo

Hyperelliptic curves and planar 2-loop Feynman graphs

👤 Andrew Harder (Lehigh University)

Hypergraph containers and list colourings

👤 David Saxton (University of Cambridge)

Hypergraph Factorisation for Multi-Tissue Gene Expression Imputation

👤 Ramon Vinas Torne

Hypergraph Ramsey numbers

👤 David Conlon

Hypergraph Saturation Irregularities

👤 Natalie Behague (QMUL)

Hypergraphs do jump

👤 Rahil Baber (University College, London)

Hypergraphs for Team Formation and Constrained Combinatorial Optimization

👤 Tina Eliassi-Rad (Northeastern University)

Hypergraphs Networks: The Key to Unlocking Alzheimer's Diagnosis and Prognosis

👤 Angelica I. Aviles-Rivero (University of Cambridge)

Hypergroup orbifolds of vertex operator algebras

👤 Terry Gannon (University of Alberta)

Hyperinsulinemia as a causal factor in obesity, insulin resistance and aging

👤 Dr James Johnson, University of British Columbia

HyperKaehler metrics with circle action

👤 Swann, A (Aarhus Universitet)

Hyperkahler Sigma Model and Field Theory on Gibbons-Hawking Spaces

👤 Anindya Dey (U Texas)

Hyper-Lagrangians and Joyce structures

👤 Timothy Moy (University of Cambridge)

Hypernetwork approach to generating 3D objects

👤 Dr hab. Przemyslaw Spurek, Jagiellonian University in Kraków

Hyperplane arrangements and Stopping times

👤 Evita Nestoridi (Stanford)

Hyperplanes all over the place

👤 Abdul Zalloum (Queen's University, Canada)

Hyperplanes all over the place

👤 Abdul Zalloum (Queen's University, Canada)

Hyperplasticity

👤 Prof. G.T. Houlsby, University of Oxford

Hyperpolygons and moduli spaces of parabolic Higgs bundles

👤 Mandini, A (Tcnica de Lisboa)

Hypersensitivity to low intensity fearful faces in autism when fixation is constrained to the eyes

👤 Dr Amandine Lassalle, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, MGH / Martinos Center for Biomedical Imaging, Harvard Medical School

Hypersonic boundary layer transition control using non-uniform thermal boundary conditions

👤 Paul Bruce, Imperial College London

Hypersonic foldable Aeroshell for THermal protection using ORigami (HATHOR): heat shield architecture for 21st century space missions

👤 Michela Gramola

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