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#OxfordAtHome - How China's Wartime History is Shaping a Nationalist Future Today... We talk to Professor Mitter about why it’s vital to understand the impact of China’s wartime past, to understand where it’s going in the next decade...
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In today's #OxfordAtHome talk you’ll hear from Physicist Ben Fernando, part of NASA’s InSight team, on his work around the Perseverance Rover & the wealth of evidence on the structure and atmosphere of Mars it could bring…
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Ever wondered why stepping on a lego brick hurts like hell? Join Professor Tracey LIVE to discuss how science has unravelled the mystery behind why and how things hurt us... #OxfordAtHome
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The Haitian Revolution challenged dominant powers, confronted slavery & promoted a radical ideal of republican citizenship. Join Dr Hazareesingh LIVE today to discuss its ongoing relevance & the epic life of Toussaint Louverture #OxfordAtHome
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Fifty thousand years ago we weren’t the only species of humans on the Earth - there were at least four others. Why are we the only ones who didn’t disappear into extinction? Find out with Prof @tommyhigham in today's LIVE #OxfordAtHome talk...
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Oxford at Home LIVE: Climate crisis - how to keep 'listening to the science'
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Finland 🇫🇮 A place leading the world in many of its educational, health, societal, economic and political achievements. Could we replicate these policies in a place like England? Find out in today's LIVE #OxfordAtHome talk...
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The next live talk in our #OxfordAtHome series is: A History of American Insurrection. It's only been a few weeks since an armed mob stormed the US Capitol - join us today to discuss authority & power in American history with Dr Nigel Bowles.
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The next live talk in our #OxfordAtHome series is: ✨ Stargazing at Home ✨ The long nights of January can be dark and gloomy, but one way to bring a little light back into life is to do some stargazing! Join @drbecky_ for all the tips and tricks...
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Quitting smoking is a popular New Year’s resolution & the single best thing someone who smokes can do for their health. In our latest #OxfordAtHome LIVE talk + Q&A, Dr Jamie Hartmann-Boyce from our Centre for Evidence-Based Medicine, takes us through the
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Oxford at Home LIVE: Terrorist Macbeth Join Emma Smith, Professor of Shakespeare Studies, for a talk about how Macbeth's ongoing hold on our modern imagination comes in part from its exploration of urban terrorism... #OxfordAtHome @OldFortunatus
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The 2020 Romanes Lecture LIVE with Baroness Hale (continued)