Events and Seminars

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Time
Series
Title
Speaker
06 May '25
12:30-14:00
Political Science Seminars
Empowerment on the move? An experiment on supporting forcibly displaced people in Greece
Alexandra Hartman
08 May '25
15:00-16:00
Oxford Technology and Security Nexus
Emergent Prestige and Status-Seeking Dynamics in International AI Competition
Kayla Blomquist
08 May '25
16:00-18:30
Oxford Work in Progress in Political Theory Seminar
Oxford Work in Progress in Political Theory Seminar
13 May '25
10:00-11:30
Identifying Backsliding: The Influence of Comparisons on Americans' Assessments of Subnational Democracy
Jennifer Gandhi
13 May '25
12:30-14:00
Political Science Seminars
Congressional Staffers' Behaviors in the Wake of Workplace Crisis
Hunter E. Rendleman
15 May '25
15:00-16:00
Oxford Technology and Security Nexus
AI Safety in Practice: Safeguarding Against Real-World Misuse and Near-Term Harms
Broderick MacDonald
20 May '25
12:30-14:00
Political Science Seminars
Minority Candidates and the Electability Curse: Exploring Causes and Remedies through the Lens of LGBTQ+ Candidates
Gabriele Magni
22 May '25
15:00-16:00
Oxford Technology and Security Nexus
Strategic Instability: A Practitioner's Perspective on Narratives Fuelling the Conventional and Emerging Tech Arms Race
Karuna Nandkumar
27 May '25
12:30-14:00
Political Science Seminars
Political Science Seminar - TT25 Week 5
TBC
29 May '25
15:00-16:00
Oxford Technology and Security Nexus
Security Profile of Network Infrastructure in the High North and the Baltic Sea: Prospects for Continued NATO-EU Collaboration
Anniki Mikelsaar
05 Jun '25
15:00-16:00
Oxford Technology and Security Nexus
The Securitisation of AI Safety Institutes
Renan Araujo
12 Jun '25
15:00-16:00
Oxford Technology and Security Nexus
Budgeting for AI: Towards a Systematic Understanding of the Impact of Public Budgeting on Public Sector AI Adoption
Chloe Chadwick
19 Jun '25
15:00-16:00
Oxford Technology and Security Nexus
US-China Relations and the Geopolitics of Data
Samm Sacks