The Green Office and Critical Pathways organize a film screening of 'Outgrow the System', a documentary about transitioning towards a sustainable economic system
In collaboration with the reading group unearthed, the Open Cities Platform is organizing a friendly, casual meeting to explore the topic of multispecies cities.
On Thursday 19 September, Erik de Lange will present his recently published book Menacing Tides: Security, Piracy and Empire in the Nineteenth Century Mediterranean.
This lecture of the Concerning War and Conflict Lecture Series explores the ways Israel has deployed new AI driven technologies to generate potential targets.
On 23 September, the well-known English writer Tim Parks and Eleonora Gallitelli will give the guest lecture ‘Stereotype or Truth? Translating Tim Parks on Italy’.
This colloquium will revolve around Susanne Langer’s card-index system as an integrative device for Langer's own scholarship and for integration in current-day Langer scholarship and beyond.
In this Filosofisch Café, Marcel Verweij will discuss questions regarding mandatory vaccination and the government. A discussion with Lucie White will follow.
In collaboration with Dr Marlene Schäfers (Cultural Anthropology), the Gender, Diversity and Global Justice platform is organising a seminar on Kurdish feminism.
On 27 September, Willem de Veij will defend his PhD dissertation ‘Quantifying Tacit Knowledge: Assessing the Evolution of Tacit Knowledge in the Production of Salt in the Low Countries (1000-2000)’.
Gender historian and Professor of Taal- en cultuurstudies (TCS) Berteke Waaldijk discusses the meaning of academic freedom for university education in the 21st century.
The Open Cities Platform brings you another edition of their Monthly Research Seminars, an engaging, collaborative space designed for UU Research Masters students, PhD candidates, and researchers.
Book launch by the Inclusive AI Group of prof. Payal Arora’s new book ‘From Pessimism to Promise: Lessons from the Global South on Designing Inclusive Tech’
On 8 October, Professor Robert Vonk will give his inaugural lecture 'Grenzen stellen: Over exclusie, wederkerigheid en internationale verstrengeling in sociale zekerheid’.
On 11 October, Bas Nugteren will defend his PhD dissertation ‘'Die zorg droeg voor dit goede verloop'. De professionalisering en modernisering van de ondersteuning bij de Utrechtse universiteit in historisch perspectief (1876-2011)’.
