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All Topics (December 24 through February 6)
Thursday, January 19
- All Day First Day of Classes
Friday, January 20
Monday, January 23
- 12:00 PM Book Talk: Professor Betty Anderson
- 12:20 PM Georges Nzongola-Ntalaja (UNC-Chapel Hill) “Democratic Republic of Congo's State Fragility and Joseph Kabila's Reluctance to Leave Office”
Wednesday, January 25
- 12:00 PM Financing Global Climate Change Commitments: The Role of Public Finance
- 12:00 PM Spitting in the Soup: Inside the Dirty Game of Doping in Sports
- 12:20 PM APHI Seminar: Robin Scheffler
- 4:00 PM Randomness in convection-diffusion problems (Martina Hofmanova - Technical University Berlin)
- 4:00 PM Material Religion and Indigenous Christianity in Latin America
- 4:00 PM Archaeology Seminar Series: “Environment and Society in the Wetlands of Central China: from the Neolithic to the Early Empires"
Thursday, January 26
- 4:00 PM Competing Brownian particles (Andrey Sarantsev - University of California, Santa Barbara)
- 4:00 PM The Risks of Multiple Breadbasket Failure
Friday, January 27
- 8:30 AM Second Annual BU Data Science Day
- 1:00 PM From Right to Left and Left to Right: Translating Yiddish Poetry
Monday, January 30
Tuesday, January 31
- 6:00 PM Climate Action Plan Public Forum
Wednesday, February 1
- 2:30 PM Producing Air-Toxic Clusters: Risk Containment and Environmental Inequality Formation
- 4:00 PM BtH: Town hall on "Refugees, Immigration, and Us"
Thursday, February 2
Friday, February 3
- 12:00 PM Europe, Religion, Integration: A Lecture by Olivier Roy
- 12:00 PM Sun Yat-Sen's Legacy: The Neglected Chinese Origins of International Development Banks
Monday, February 6
- 12:00 PM Reimagining Political Space: Jihad, Empire, and the Making of the Modern Middle East during the Long First World War
- 12:20 PM Biology Dept. Weekly Seminar - Eduardo Torres (UMass Medical School)
- 12:20 PM Cynthia Becker (BU-History of Art and Architecture) "Between Seeing and Knowing: Blackness, Photographic Representation, and Female Agency in Post-Slavery Morocco"
- 3:30 PM Forest Edge Effects: Are We Overlooking an Important Perturbation to the Terrestrial Carbon Cycle?