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'Un-doing as Contemporary Practice' is an event exploring the implications, processes, and possibilities of 'un-doing' within practice.
A chance to hear about what iGEM is, what the project is like, and how to decide whether it's for you.
A chance to hear about the process, types of project and how to decide if applying for an industry project is for you.
An informal session to hear more about the different types of project that you can do, and the process we use to organise this. As this is over lunch, and in between teaching sessions note that I'll be brief (20 minutes maximum!) and feel free to bring your food to eat. I'll start promptly at 13:20. If you can't make it, slides will be circulated, and I'm happy to answer questions by email.
24th Sept: Alice Turk, Professor of Linguistic Phonetics
(School of Philosophy, Psychology and Language Sciences)
29th Oct: Laura Bradley, Professor of German and Theatre.
(Department of European Languages and Cultures).
22nd Oct: Wasiu Popoola, Lecturer and Chancellor’s fellow
(School of Engineering)
1st Oct: Caroline Watt, Koestler Chair of Parapsychology
(School of Philosophy, Psychology and Language Sciences)
8th Oct: Matt Bell, Senior Lecturer
(School of Biological Sciences)
Changing human behaviour: it isn't just about communication
15th Oct: Melanie Stefan, Lecturer
(Centre for Discovery Brain Sciences).