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Dec 03

Physics Colloquium: The Complex Dynamics of Simple...

Dr. Martin Gruebele of University of Illinois and the National Academy of Science.   Abstract: Simple rules often underlie seemingly complex dynamics. In this talk, I will discuss a...

Dec 04

American Flavors: A U.S. Food and Drink Guide

Learn to order your food with confidence! This workshop will review the names and descriptions of several popular flavors and ingredients found throughout the United States. We shall also review...

Dec 04

CV to Resume Workshop for Humanists and Social...

The academic CV is a record of all of your accomplishments and achievements within academe-- but the resume is a very different document. In this workshop, learn key differences between the CV and the...

Dec 07

Biology Colloquia Series: Prof. Ishmail Abdus-Saboor

Prof. Ishmail Abdus-Saboor, University of Pennsylvania www.abdus-saboorlab.com presents: "Mouse pain scales and neural circuits for social touch"

Dec 07

CSSH Faculty Works-in-Progress Colloquium Series

The Faculty Works-in-Progress Colloquium is sponsored by the College of Social Sciences and Humanities and the Northeastern University Humanities Center. Invite faculty share their current...

Dec 07

Daynard Lecture: The Human Rights of People Working in...

Winter 2020 Daynard Public Interest Visiting Fellow  RJ ThompsonManaging Director, Sex Workers Project; Project Director, Human Rights Project, Urban Justice Center The Human Rights of People...

Dec 15

Institute on Race and Justice, "Race, Policing and the...

The Institute on Race and Justice and its' Community Advisory Board Presents a Dialogue Series entitled "Race, Policing and the Community". This Series will consist of four panel...

Dec 16

Information Ethics Roundtable Speaker, Kevin Zollman

Information Ethics Rountable Speaker, Kevin Zollman is a professor of Philosophy and Social and Decision Sciences at Carnegie Mellon University.   "Conformity, Social networks, and the...

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