CAS Lectures & Events

Monday, February 2

• 12:00 PM Diana Wylie (BU) "'Part of who we are': Historic Preservation in North Africa"
• 12:00 PM Part of Who We Are: Historic Preservation in North Africa
• 2:00 PM Particle and Fields Seminar
• 4:00 PM Neurobiology Search Seminar
• 4:30 PM Nationalism or Internationalism? A Comparative Analysis of Cultural Heritage Management in Cambodia and Indonesia

Tuesday, February 3

• 12:30 PM BUCSA Asian Studies Lunch: “American GIs and Chinese Women: The 1945 Chongqing Jeep Girl Crisis”
• 12:30 PM The Global Environmental Crisis: Is There a Place for an Individual Response?
• 3:30 PM Biophysics/Condensed Matter Seminar
• 5:00 PM February Film Series: "Hallelujah"
• 7:00 PM Office After Hours: Behind the Theater Scene

Wednesday, February 4

• 12:00 PM Archaeology Brown Bag Lecture: “From the Kilns to the Hearths: Levantine Cooking Pot Technology” by Barak Monnickendam-Givon
• 5:30 PM WARA: "Who is African? Reflections on Black and African Identities"
• 6:15 PM Global Fellows Reading

Thursday, February 5

• 5:00 PM The State of France: A Roundtable Discussion with Phillipe Aghion, Jean Schere, and Vivien Schmidt

Friday, February 6

• 12:00 PM Biophysics/Condensed Matter Seminar
• 12:15 PM CELOP lunch
• 1:00 PM Translation Seminar: "More Honor in Betrayal than Being Faithful by Halves"
• 4:00 PM Film Screening: The Real Dirt on Farmer John (Taggart Siegel, 2006, 82 min.)

Monday, February 9

• 12:00 PM Robin Wolfe Scheffler (MIT/American Academy of Arts and Sciences) “From Tropical Disease to Molecular Cancer: the Global Politics of Biomedical Research, 1958-1978”
• 2:00 PM Particle and Fields Seminar
• 4:00 PM Neurobiology Search Seminar

Tuesday, February 10

• 3:30 PM Physics Colloquium
• 6:00 PM Mellon Sawyer Seminar “The World Historical and China’s 20th Century: Perspectives on Globalization and Globality” (CANCELLED – WILL BE RESCHEDULED)
• 7:00 PM #BlackLivesMatter Symposium

Wednesday, February 11

• 11:00 AM Condensed Matter Theory Seminar