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Baking bread without flour: Why Government computing is so broken and how universities can help fix it

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These seminars aim to bring together a diverse range of individuals from the humanities as well as social and natural sciences to discuss the public policy implications of their work and research.

They will take place on Fridays between 1-2pm, throughout the Lent term.

Each talk will last 25-30 minutes and will be followed by open discussion.

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