Julian Siebert

Name:	Julian Siebert
Affiliation:	Wolfson College
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Last login:	Tue May 03 16:07:05 +0000 2022

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• Wolfson College Education Society
• Wolfson College Green Society
• Wolfson College Humanities Society
• Wolfson College Lunchtime Seminar Series
• Wolfson College Talks & Events

Talks given by Julian Siebert

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Talks organised by Julian Siebert

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• Fortifying the Bosphorus and Dardanelles: Ottoman Measures against the Russian Threat
• Writing about democracy in the age of Modi and Trump
• Can Liberal Democracies regulate the power of Tech Giants?
• The Arts in Algeria: Growing Networks and Supporting Creativity
• Circular Movements: Migratory Citizenships in Anticolonial Athens
• Opium’s Empire in the Nineteenth Century
• Cacao: An example for the movement of plants and food cultures across the early modern Pacific
• Ancient Greek warfare beyond the Phalanx
• Science as a Cultural Human Right
• CANCELLED - Writing a about democracy in the age of Modi and Trump
• The Anti-Nazi: Hermann Budzislawski (1901-1978) and the Twentieth Century
• Advances in Stroke Medicine: Blood Vessels, Brains, and Beyond
• The 2021 Annual Lee Seng Tee Distinguished Lecture - Race, Scientific Racism and Genetics
• Christian Felix Weiße (1726-1804) and the Anglophile Revolution in German Literature
• A History of the World in One Cathedral
• We Are All Interconnected
• Ya Lalla: The Digital Sphere & the Sensory: A Platform on Judeo-Arabic Songs for Birth from the Moroccan Sahara
• Putin’s Use of Russian History
• Is music the most important thing we ever did? (Part II)
• Daughters and Sons of the Post-Windrush Generation: Reflections and New Directions
• Adaptations of Antarctic Marine Animals and Changing Environments
• When Engineering meets conservation; passion is brewed and awards won
• Rachel Auerbach, Cultural Genocide and a New Conception of Victims’ Testimonies
• Christian Social Responsibility: Theology, Charity, and Development in Nigeria
• Dynamic relationships between social connections and information transmission
• A Global Maghreb: Crossroads, Borderlands, and Frontiers
• Ageing in Harmony: Music’s Impact on Health & Well-being in Older Adults
• Listening Sessions: Musical Encounters with Peni Rokotuiba Masirewa
• The keys to the past: a mixed-methods approach to reconstructing the 1812 eruption of La Soufrière St. Vincent
• How to use the power of social media for good?
• "Objects, Bodies, and Emotions: How the Gas Mask Can Help Us Tell the History of Total War"
• Diseases without Borders: what can we do to combat the next pandemic
• ‘Quelle émotion, quelle sensation!’: Listening for the Past in Eastern Paris, 1931
• The Rules of Racial Standing: Race and Racism in the Era of the Public Lynching of George Floyd
• The World of the Village Watchman in Colonial Eastern India
• Stories from Tree Rings
• Engaging with architectural heritage in a changing climate: Views from academia and practice
• Empire in Mesopotamia… Felled by Dust?
• Wolfson Arts - Representation as a Matter of Fact (Professor Phillip Lindley in conversation with Amikam Toren)
• Challenges in Building a Career in Discoveries and Their Translation; Journey to the Unknown
• Community Scale Engagement: Collective Action on Carbon
• From Mississippi to Cambridge: Marie Battle Singer,  Britain's first Black psychoanalyst
• The Fascist Welfare State: Cleavages, Rupture, and Mediation
• Back to the Future: Ice Cores and Climate Science
• The Ice is Melting: The Impact of Global Warming on the Arctic and Beyond
• “A Mild Despotism, Tempered by Sugar”: the Rise of the Overseer State in Britain’s Post-Slavery Empire
• Designing Emotionally Intelligent Social Robots for Applications Involving Children
• Dreams of Paradise
• A Very British History: British-Bangladeshis
• Religion and the Politics of Race in 1960s London: Transnational Liberation Networks and Theologies of Resistance
• Toward a Black Ecomusicology, 1853? Listening to Enslavement with Solomon Northup
• Can Fashion be Sustainable?
• Commemorating war dead in ancient Athens from Homer to Thucydides
• Causes and Consequences of Gut Microbiome Variation in Wild Birds
• Developing New Genomics Technologies to Map DNA Epigenetic Modifications in Human, Parasites and Cancer
• Atoms for peace (and war): the Italian nuclear programme during the Cold War
• From bed to bench side: bringing machine learning to day-to-day clinical practice
• Martian Deserts on Earth
• Is it a bird, is it a plane? No.... it's a Wildlife Trust drone.
• Antisemitism in the anonymous Renaissance dialogue Viaje de Turquía
• The Science of Compassion in Healthcare
• The Second World War and the Prospect of Quit India in Bengal: Perceptions, Rumours and Revolutionary Parties
• Seeing What Everybody Sees but Thinking What No One has Thought
• Does the Rule of Law Matter in China? History, System and Context of Chinese Legal System
• Natural Beekeeping (Bees for Bees Sake)
• Wolfson (Ancient) Warfare Wednesdays — Greek Warfare and Mythology
• Wolfson (Ancient) Warfare Wednesdays — Greek Warfare and Historiography
• Wolfson (Ancient) Warfare Wednesdays — Greek Warfare and Economics
• Wolfson (Ancient) Warfare Wednesdays — Greek Warfare and Video Games
• Sustainability, welfare and political change
• Wolfson (Ancient) Warfare Wednesdays — Greek Warfare and Psychology
• Rethinking the Emergence of the English
• How COVID-19 changes the way protected areas impact local communities
• ‘The Invisible Enemy’: Fighting Plague in Renaissance Italy
• How to Breed Better Politicians
• Crossing Borders: W. H. Hudson and the Pioneers of Conservation
• Whose Bled? Music, Sound and Public Spaces in (Post-)Colonial Algeria
• The Changing Arctic, its Challenges and Global Impact
• CANCELLED - Diseases without Borders – Emerging infectious diseases in Africa
• CANCELLED - Ambition without limits: Women in STEM
• Frontiers of Life in Antarctica
• Individual, local, global: finding our voice and place as researchers, now and into the future