Early and modern Indian and Italian music. With Tarang, the National Ensemble for Indian Music, and Gli Archi del Cherubino led by Judith Hamza. Theatre by the Lake, Keswick, 7.

Welcome to our research webpages. We are a research group based in the Department of Chemistry. At the University of Oxford. We are interested in the biophysical basis of function, and malfunction, of proteins in health and disease. We combine advanced mass spectrometry techniques with complementary technologies to study the structure and dynamics of macromolecules, and relate this to their behaviour in the cell.

Welcome to Biological Sciences at Oxford University. These pages will show you about the course, the facilities and opportunities that we can offer at Oxford and how to go about applying to the Biological Sciences course. Open Days will be held on Wednesday 28th and Thursday 29th June 2017, and Friday 15th September 2017. Click on the link to the left for our Open Day poster. Why Biological Sciences at Oxford? .

The ultimate ramblings about the ultimate questions of my life, the universe and everything. Come to Geekland and the new 42 at 42. Join me and David Bowie at my new home for Music Monday. Sadly, I have none of my own pictures for this post. Trust me, I wish I did. Today, the day after May Day. Is a a celebration on the night .

I am a lecturer, translator, editor and freelance Germanist, working in a variety of ways to spread the good news about foreign languages and literatures. An interview for English PEN.

University Senior Lecturer in Philosophy, University of Cambridge. I am University Senior Lecturer in Philosophy and Fellow of Jesus College, University of Cambridge. The body, beauty and appearance norms, cosmetic surgery, personal relationships, marriage, p.

Citizen Science in the 19th and 21st Centuries. At the Royal College of Surgeons, and the Royal Society. Researchers will draw on their historic collections, uncovering the extraordinary range of largely forgotten science journals of the nineteenth century, from the.