Events
Lectures (October 1 through October 15)
Wednesday, October 1
- 3:30 PM Particle and Fields Seminar
- 5:00 PM Create the Life You Want: Leadership Lessons from Japan with Dr. Bob Tobin
- “Can Philosophy Help Us Understand Religion?”
Thursday, October 2
- 3:30 PM High Energy Experiment Seminar
- 6:00 PM GOING THE PUB AND BEING THE LIBRARY: A MICROPARAMETER IN NORTH-WEST ENGLISH PREPOSITIONAL PHRASES
- T.S. Eliot and the Second World War
Monday, October 6
Tuesday, October 7
Wednesday, October 8
- 3:30 PM Particle and Fields Seminar
- 5:00 PM Musicology and Ethnomusicology Conversation Series Presents Adriana Helbig
- 6:00 PM Student Discovery Seminar: Espionage - Secrets, Spies & Cold War Cases
Thursday, October 9
- 12:30 PM GMS OPDPA Professional Development: Overview of myIDP (Individual Development Plan)
- 2:00 PM Department of Anatomy & Neurobiology Seminar
- 4:00 PM "Is Hinglish a Metaphor? Language Mixtures in India"
- 5:00 PM Heroes, Villains, and Nerds: How Science is Portrayed in the Media, and How Portrayals Have Changed
- 6:00 PM Kleh Family Foundation Distinguished Lecture: BU’s Bionic Pancreas
Friday, October 10
- 12:00 PM Biophysics/Condensed Matter Seminar
- 2:00 PM Pathology Seminar: The Role of Foxo1/Ikaros Interplay in Regulation of Peripheral CD4 T Cell Development
- 3:00 PM Multi-Model Approaches in the Sciences
Sunday, October 12
- 12:00 PM Be the Change Day
Tuesday, October 14
- 12:30 PM European Studies Lunch Talk: Different Trains but Not "Er"
- 4:00 PM The Ebola Gene Replikin Count predicted the current outbreak and may now be signaling its end; the public health containment response may be critical. Lessons from SARS, MERS-CoV, and H1N1