Kommende arrangementer
The Departmental Seminar Series features professor Stefaan Jansen, Faculty of Philosophy, University of Sarajevo.
Lecture by Professor Dr. Ilka Lensen-Saal (University of Erfurt) about American political theatre in the neoliberal age.
Department seminar. Joseph Altonji is a Professor of Economics at Yale University. He will present the paper "Decomposing Trends in the Gender Gap for Highly Educated Workers" (written with John Eric Humphries, Yagmur Yuksel and Ling Zhong).
Sara Stenkvist holder innlegg for Forskerseminaret i tekst og retorikk og Voicing Democracy, om kommunikasjon i offentlig forvaltning.
Hvordan har krigen i Ukraina endret v?rt forhold til russisk litteratur? Leser vi ut i fra andre kriterier n?? Stiller vi nye, spesielle krav til forfatterne? Har vi endret oppfatning av hva som er russisk og hva som tilh?rer andre kulturomr?der?
Dr. Lorenzo Amati, INAF - Astrophysics and Space Science Observatory of Bologna (OAS), Italy
By Geoffrey Hughes, University of Exeter
Sara Stenkvist holder innlegg for Forskerseminaret i tekst og retorikk og Voicing Democracy, om kommunikasjon i offentlig forvaltning.
Archaeological Friday Seminar with Professor John Schofield from the University of York, who will be presenting: "Small Wins and Wicked Problems: Heritage as a Transformative Practice".
Department seminar. Aude Pommeret is a Professor at Université Savoie Mont Blanc and associate researcher at OFCE. She will present the paper "Fueling the energy transition with fossil (not quite) stranded assets" (written with Francesco Ricci).
Patrick R. H. Steinmetz, deputy director at the Michael Sars Centre in Bergen, will present his work: "Win some, lose some: The cellular basis of food-dependent body plasticity in a sea anemone".
Department seminar. Nikhil Vellodi is an Assistant Professor at the Paris School of Economics. He will present the paper "A Theory of Self-Prospection" (written with Polina Borisova).
Philosophical Seminar with Jens Timmermann
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In this talk, Pak Man Au presents his findings from his Master project on implicit bias in Norwegian educational spaces against foreign names.
The IKOS East Asia Group and the Center for Religion and Politics invite you to a joint reading seminar and lunch seminar. Our guests will be Dr. Levi McLaughlin from North Carolina State University and Dr. Erica Baffelli from University of Manchester.
Emmett B. Kendall is a fifth year PhD candidate in the Department of Statistics at North Carolina State University (NC State). He graduated from the University of Florida (UF) with a B.S. in Mathematics and a Minor in Statistics.
His research interests include hidden Markov models, Bayesian inference, biomedical statistics, functional data analysis, multi-task learning and regression discontinuity designs.
Stefan Hjort er del av NORN-prosjektet og leser Wergelands poesi i sitt avhandlingsarbeid.
The Departmental Seminar Series features Assosciate Professor Alice Wilson, School of Global Studies at the University of Sussex.
Critical theory has long argued that therapeutic culture, whether it is the wellness wave or alternative medicine, reinforces and channels capitalism’s demands for human productivity. Suvi Salmenniemi thinks otherwise.
Innenfor kritisk teori har man lenge hevdet at terapeutisk kultur kun forsterker og kanaliserer kapitalismens krav til menneskelig produktivitet og ytelse. Suvi Salmenniemi er ikke enig.
C*-algebra seminar by John Quigg (Arizona State University)
Department seminar. Magnus Irie is a Postdoctoral Research Associate at Princeton University.
There are several approaches to studying configuration spaces of points on curves. Examples are the Deligne-Mumford and Hassett spaces or, in the case of points on a projective line, a straightforward GIT construction. Deligne and Mostow further investigated the situation where moduli spaces of weighted points on the projective line have ball quotient models. This leads to a finite set of configuration spaces of ordered or partially ordered points on P^1. In all of these cases, the GIT compactification and the Baily-Borel compactification of the ball quotient are isomorphic. These spaces have natural (partial) desingularizations, namely the Kirwan blow-up and the toroidal compactification. It follows from results of Gallardo-Kerr-Schaffler and Kiem-Moon that, in the case of ordered configurations, the Deligne-Mostow map lifts to an isomorphism of these compactifications. This can fail for only partially ordered configurations. The main result of this talk is to explain a criterion exactly when these two compactifications coincide. This is also related to the Log Minimal Model Program. This is joint work with Yota Maeda.
The African Anthropology seminar series features Miriam Waltz, Assistant Professor at the Institute of Cultural Anthropology and Development Sociology, Leiden University.