Events archive

Description: The John McLean Fellowship invites you to it's 2018 symposium:Managing the broken down tooth-restoration complex - when to intervene, how and with what?

Description: The Department of Mathematics (King's College London) will host an upcoming international conference on Partial Differential Equations, 8-11 January 2018, organised by Dr Mahir Hadzic (King's College London) Professor Alexander Pushnitski (King's College London) and Dr Gustav Holzegel (Imperial College London). The title of the event is "Recent Trends in PDE" and it aims to bring together some of the leading researchers in the field as well as promising young mathematicians.

Description: Professor Hélène Ruiz Fabri on Dispute Resolution in International Law. Part of the King's Forum on International Dispute Resolution Lecture Series.

Description: The Department of Mathematics and The Department of Philosophy are delighted to invite you to their seminar titled 'Mathematics and Philosophy : An Enduring Friendship on 24 January 2017.

Description: This book analyses the impact of European Union (EU) membership on power dynamics, focusing on the British Labour Party, the French Socialist Party (PS), and the German Social Democratic Party (SPD).

Description: In this roundtable we engage in a discussion on what discipline means, and its connections with the neoliberal state. In which ways are we disciplined in our everyday life, and how is discipline a form of governance?

Description: An audio installation created by King's artist Gen Doy, currently resident in the Department of Classics, which focuses on William Weddell MP who died visiting the Strand Lane "Roman" bath in 1792.

Description: An audio installation created by King's artist Gen Doy, currently resident in the Department of Classics, which focuses on William Weddell MP who died visiting the Strand Lane "Roman" bath in 1792.

Description: The Russian State Duma is often dismissed as a 'rubber stamp'. Rather than acting as a meaningful branch of power - a check on executive behaviour or a venue of independent law-making, say - conventional wisdom holds that the lower chamber of the Federal Assembly simply approves decisions made elsewhere, providing a thin veneer of legitimacy for executive decisions.

Description: Professor Beatrice Sczcepek Reed gives the Annual Lecture of the Centre for Language, Discourse & Communication. The presentation explores how speakers' joint orientation to the musical aspects of language is crucial for the underlying coherence of human interaction.