Queen Mary Events Spring 2011
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Introduction
Queen Mary, University of London is one of London and the UK's leading research-focused higher education institutions. Amongst the three largest of the colleges of the University of London, Queen Mary's 3,000 staff deliver world class degree programmes and research across a wide range of subjects in the Humanities, Social Sciences and Laws, in Medicine and Dentistry and in Science and Engineering. Queen Mary's distinctiveness arises from its commitment to an engagement with international excellence in education and research and a twin commitment to bring that engagement to bear on its London and Thames Gateway environment. We invite you to join the events programme described in this leaflet, through which Queen Mary leads academic and public debate on a wide range of issues. For the latest information on all Queen Mary events, including up-to-date venue and booking information, please visit www.qmul.ac.uk/events
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Events Office Queen Mary, University of London Mile End Road London E1 4NS Tel: +44 (0)20 7882 5148/5147 email: events@qmul.ac.uk Further information is available online at www.qmul.ac.uk/events
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Humanities, Social Sciences and Laws Science and Engineering Medicine and Dentistry College Events Alumni Events Campus map
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Humanities, Social Sciences and Laws
‘The Changing Nature of the Judicial Process’ Rabinder Singh QC
Humanities, Social Sciences and Laws
9 February 2011, 5.15pm Dr William's Centre for Dissenting Studies. Seminar in Dissenting Studies A nation set up by Providence: James Wodrow and Samuel Kenrick on National Identity
its need of subsidy. The railways would cease to be a government responsibility. It has not worked out like this, yet despite its failings, the basic structure of the privatised industry seems to be unquestioned, even if the reasons for it have been largely forgotten. Time for a rethink?
Dr Martin Fitzpatrick, Aberystyth University
Venue: Mason Lecture Theatre,
Venue: Dr Williams's Library,
Event contact: events@qmul.ac.uk
14 Gordon Square, London WC1H 0AR
Francis Bancroft Building, Mile End
de facto opt-out class action under existing court rules, was not taken up in November 2010. Yet, despite these setbacks, the introduction of a class action in England is both necessary and inevitable.
Venue: David Sizer Lecture Theatre, Francis Bancroft Building, Mile End Event contact: events@qmul.ac.uk
Event contact: i.rivers@qmul.ac.uk
3-4 March 2011 Children in the Court, 12th-18th centuries A Colloquium organised by the European GDRE Research Network
Venue: Mile End Campus Event contact: m.e.rubin@qmul.ac.uk
9 February 2011, 6.30pm Inaugural Lecture Engines of Extravagance: The Railways since Privatisation
16 February 2011, 6.30pm
1 March 2011, 6.30pm
Sean McCartney, Professor of Accounting and Business History
Inaugural Lecture Class Actions Reform for England: The Legislative and Judicial Opportunities Ahead
Centre for Catalan Studies Annual Lecture Joan Miró: The Assassination of Painting?
Rachael Mulheron, Professor of Law
Elza Adamowicz, Professor of French, Queen Mary
The privatisation of the railways in Britain was certainly a bold experiment. Flying in the face of all historical experience, its progenitors were convinced that the introduction of competition would improve the industry’s efficiency and levels of service and eliminate www.qmul.ac.uk/events
A sectoral opt-out class action was almost enacted in April 2010, but was culled amidst the ‘wash-up’ of the general election. An opportunity to provide, via judicial creativity, a
Venue: Arts Lecture Theatre, Arts Building, Mile End
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2 March 2011, 6.30pm Inaugural Lecture Peter Fleming, Professor of Work, Organisation and Society
Venue: Drapers’ Lecture Theatre, Geography Building, Mile End Event contact: events@qmul.ac.uk
7 March 2011, 6.30pm Russian Department Forum Roundtable Discussion: Is there any media freedom in Russia today?
12 March 2011, 6pm Air Project FRESH AiR PLATFORM: Supporting Tomorrow’s Artists today The Fresh AiR Platform is an opportunity for nine emerging artists to showcase their work in a professional public context. The Platform takes place in a range of spaces at Queen Mary, University of London. Please visit www.airproject.co.uk for programme updates.
Moderator: John Lloyd, Financial Times Participant: Sir Anthony Brenton, former British Ambassador to Russia
Venue: Arts Building, Mile End
Venue: The Octagon,
13 March 2011, 1pm
Queens' Building, Mile End
Event contact: a.schonle@qmul.ac.uk
10 March 2011, 6.30pm Annual Nicolai Rubinstein Lecture in the History of Political Thought and Intellectual History Histories of Scientific Experience in Early Modern Europe Professor Lorraine Daston, Max Planck Institute for the History of Science
Event contact: r.sharpe@qmul.ac.uk
Air Project FRESH TIPS An afternoon of information and advice from experienced artists and promoters on subjects such as practice based research, process, collaboration, ethical practices and survival.
Venue: Arts Lecture Theatre, Arts Building, Mile End
16 – 23 March 2011, 7.30pm Air Project OUTSIDE AiR A programme of performances and live events in the People’s Palace showcasing the work of the Artists in Residence (AiR Project) at Queen Mary, University of London. Presented every six months, Outside AiR involves established artists in public performances, conversations and special events. Wednesday 17 March, Mehmet Sander: Uncomfort Zone Friday 18 and Saturday 19 March, Julia Bardsley: Meta-FAMILLY: 3rd exercises Tickets £10 (£8), combined £12 (£10). Please visit www.airproject.co.uk for programme updates.
Venue: The People's Palace, Mile End Event contact: r.sharpe@qmul.ac.uk
Event contact: r.sharpe@qmul.ac.uk
Venue: Arts Lecture Theatre, Arts Building, Mile End Event contact: events@qmul.ac.uk
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14 March 2011, 5.30pm Hitch Concert Professor Neil Sinyard, Hull University Professor Neil Sinyard will give a lecture on the music composed by Bernard Herrmann for films directed by Alfred Hitchcock (e.g. Vertigo, North by North West, Psycho and Marnie) This will be followed by a concert of Bernard Herrmann's music performed by the Tippett Quartet.
Venue: The Octagon,
The Queen Mary Olympics Lectures set the 2012 London Olympic Games in their historical context. Building on its expertise and vision, Queen Mary will contribute to the making of the 2012 Olympic Games into a significant cultural experience. The London Games offer a unique opportunity to explore the human experiences and historical legacies of competitiveness and physical striving.
Venue: Skeel Lecture Theatre, People's Palace, Mile End
Queens' Building, Mile End
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16 March 2011, 6.30pm
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15 March 2011, 6.30pm The Queen Mary Olympics Lecture Series The 1972 Munich Olympics; Overcoming the German past? Dr Christopher Young, University of Cambridge Dr Christopher Young is the Head of the Department of German and Dutch at the University of Cambridge and reader in Modern and Medieval Studies. His primary teaching and research interests focus on the history of European and, in particular, German sport. He has authored several books on German literature and culture, the most recent of which explores the German national identity at the Munich Olympics in 1972. www.qmul.ac.uk/events
Butterworths Lecture on Law and Society The Changing Nature of the Judicial Process Rabinder Singh QC Rabinder Singh QC practices at Matrix Chambers, and is a special professor at the University of Nottingham. His publications include (as co-author) Human Rights: Judicial Enforcement in the UK. He is a Recorder of the Crown Court and a deputy High Court judge. This lecture is accredited with one CPD point.
17 March 2011, 6.30pm Inaugural Lecture Else Vieira, Professor of Brazilian and Comparative Latin American Studies
Venue: Drapers’ Lecture Theatre, Geography Building, Mile End Event contact: events@qmul.ac.uk
23 March 2011, 6.30pm Inaugural Lecture Rosa Lastra, Professor of International Financial and Monetary Law
Venue: GO2, Old Anatomy Building, Charterhouse Square
Event contact: events@qmul.ac.uk
6 April 2011, 5.15pm Dr William's Centre for Dissenting Studies. Seminar in Dissenting Studies Student Reading in NineteenthCentury Dissenting Academy Libraries Dr Kyle Roberts, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Queen Mary
Venue: Dr Williams's Library, 14 Gordon Square, London WC1H 0AR Event contact: i.rivers@qmul.ac.uk
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Science and Engineering
‘Antimicrobial surfaces - prevention of hospital acquired infections’ Professor Ivan P Parkin, University College London
Science and Engineering
19 January 2011, 12pm
26 January 2011, 12pm
2 February 2011, 12pm
School of Biological and Chemical Sciences, Seminar Programme Dewar Lecture: The art of building small. From molecular switches to molecular motors.
School of Biological and Chemical Sciences, Seminar Programme Control of sexual differentiation and behaviour by the doublesex gene in Drosophila Melanogaster
School of Biological and Chemical Sciences, Seminar Programme The molecular ecology of predation
Professor Dr Ben L Feringa, University of Groningen, The Netherlands
Dr Stephen F Goodwin, University of Oxford
Venue: G.E. Fogg Lecture Theatre, Fogg Building, Mile End
Fogg Building, Mile End
Event contact: l.chittka@qmul.ac.uk
Venue: G.E. Fogg Lecture Theatre,
Dr Andrew Beckerman, University of Sheffield
Venue: G.E. Fogg Lecture Theatre, Fogg Building, Mile End
Event contact: l.chittka@qmul.ac.uk
Event contact: l.chittka@qmul.ac.uk
9 February 2011, 12pm School of Biological and Chemical Sciences, Seminar Programme An integrative and functional framework for the study of animal emotion and mood Professor Mike Mendl, University of Bristol
Venue: G.E. Fogg Lecture Theatre, Fogg Building, Mile End
Event contact: l.chittka@qmul.ac.uk
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Science and Engineering (cont)
16 February 2011, 12pm
8 March 2011, 6.30pm
9 March 2011, 12pm
School of Biological and Chemical Sciences, Seminar Programme Fogg Lecture: CO2 in freshwaters: photosynthesis, ecology and global carbon-cycles
Inaugural Lecture
School of Biological and Chemical Sciences, Seminar Programme Screening Fungal Biodiversity for Biologically Active Compounds
Dr Stephen Maberly, Lancaster Environment Centre
Venue: G.E. Fogg Lecture Theatre, Fogg Building, Mile End
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Mark Plumbley, Professor of Machine Learning and Signal Processing
Venue: Mason Lecture Theatre, Francis Bancroft Building, Mile End
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Dr Matthew Ryan, Commonwealth Agricultural Bureau
Venue: G.E. Fogg Lecture Theatre, Fogg Building, Mile End Event contact: l.chittka@qmul.ac.uk
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2 March 2011, 12pm School of Biological and Chemical Sciences, Seminar Programme Antimicrobial surfaces - prevention of hospital acquired infections Professor Ivan P Parkin, University College London
Venue: G.E. Fogg Lecture Theatre, Fogg Building, Mile End Event contact: l.chittka@qmul.ac.uk
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15 March 2011, 6pm
30 March 2011, 12pm
Developmental plasticity of brain and behaviour in rodents and it's implications for the 3Rs
School of Biological and Chemical Sciences, Seminar Programme Regualting nitrogenase genes in cyanobacteria for biological hydrogen production
Professor Hanno Wuerbel, University of Giessen, Germany
Venue: Mile End Campus, Event contact: a.g.mcelligott@qmul.ac.uk
16 March 2011, 12pm School of Biological and Chemical Sciences, Seminar Programme Are Ecosystems Lumpy? Professor David Raffaelli, University of York
Venue: G.E. Fogg Lecture Theatre, Fogg Building, Mile End Event contact:
Professor Teresa Thiel, University of Missouri- St Louis
Venue: G.E. Fogg Lecture Theatre, Fogg Building, Mile End
Event contact: l.chittka@qmul.ac.uk
30 March 2011, 6.30pm Inaugural Lecture James Lidsey, Professor in Maths and Astronomy
Venue: Drapers’ Lecture Theatre, Geography Building, Mile End
about our current research and an opportunity to visit the new Antennas Laboratory.
Venue: The Octagon, Queens’ Building, Mile End
Event contact: sue.white@eecs.qmul.ac.uk
6 April 2011, 3pm School of Electronic Engineering and Computer Science Distinguished Lecturer Seminar Series Modelling non-rigid 3D shapes Andrew Fitzgibbon, Microsoft Research, Cambridge Andrew Fitzgibbon will talk about the modelling of 3D objects that can change shape, either in video or from sets of photos. He will describe two approaches used recently: implicit and explicit 3D, and show how they are related.
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23 March 2011, 12pm
5 April 2011, 10am
Venue: Bancroft Road Teaching Room 4.02, Mile End
School of Biological and Chemical Sciences, Seminar Programme Drummond Lecture: The beauty and the beast of the alternative oxidase: from thermogenic plants to human parasites!
Electronic Engineering and Computer Science Research Open Day
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Professor Anthony Moore, University of Sussex
Venue: G.E. Fogg Lecture Theatre, Fogg Building, Mile End Event contact: l.chittka@qmul.ac.uk
During our Research Open Day you will meet our academic staff, our industrial and academic partners, and our research students. The event consists of poster presentations by our final year PhD students where prizes are awarded for the best poster. There will also be talks by Research Group heads
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6 May 2011, 9.45am Salter's Festival of Chemistry Chemistry event for 12-14 yr olds with practical activities lasting all day and a flash-bang lecture at the end.
Venue: Joseph Priestly Building, Mile End Event contact: a.dobbs@qmul.ac.uk
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School of Medicine and Dentistry
“For every problem there is a solution which is simple…” Stephanie Taylor, Professor in Public Health and Primary Care
Medicine and Dentistry
17 January 2011, 5pm
22 February 2011, 5.30pm
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Inaugural Lectures "For every problem there is a solution which is simple…." Exploring complex (complicated) interventions for people with common chronic diseases.
Lecture in Primary Care and Public Health Health and Wellbeing in East London and what to do about it
National Salt Awareness Week - 'Salt and Men's Health' Are you aware that too much salt can damage your health?
Ian Basnett, Honorary Professor, Queen Mary
This year's National Salt Awareness Week, organised by the charity Consensus Action on Salt and Health (CASH), will raise awareness about the health risks of a high salt diet, particularly amongst men who have a higher risk than women of suffering or dying from preventable diseases such as cardiovascular disease before the age of 65.
Stephanie Taylor, Professor in Public Health and Primary Care
Venue: Perrin Lecture Theatre,
Stratified Medicine - how can it improve the quality of health care
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Robert Walton, Professor of Primary Medical Care
Venue: Perrin Lecture Theatre, Whitechapel
Event contact: smd-inaugurals@qmul.ac.uk
26 January 2011, 5.30pm Inaugural Lecture The ABC's of Life Kenny Linton, Professor of Protein Biochemistry
Venue: Perrin Lecture Theatre, Whitechapel
Event contact: smd-inaugurals@qmul.ac.uk
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2 March 2011, 5.30pm Inaugural Lecture Paediatic Dentist: Jack of all trades, Master of LITTLE ones Ferranti Wong, Professor of Paediatric Dentistry
Venue: Perrin Lecture Theatre, Whitechapel
Event contact: smd-inaugurals@qmul.ac.uk
8 March 2011, 5.30pm Inaugural Lecture in Primary Care and Public Health "Why do we always end up here?" Medicines conceptual cul de sacs and some off-road alternative routes Trish Greenhalgh, Professor of Primary Health Care
Reducing men’s average salt intake will reduce incidences of cardiovascular disease which will save thousands of lives every year. The week will encourage everyone, especially men, to think about how much salt they are eating, to check labels when shopping and to make more of their own food at home, while also encouraging the food industry to reduce the salt that they add to processed foods. Further information, including leaflets and posters relating to the event, are available from the CASH website (www.actiononsalt.org.uk).
Event contact: h.brinsden@qmul.ac.uk
Venue: Perrin Lecture Theatre, Whitechapel
Event contact: smd-inaugurals@qmul.ac.uk
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Medicine and Dentistry (cont)
22 March 2011, 5.30pm Inaugural Lecture in Primary Care and Public Health Salt: Neptune's poisoned chalice Graham MacGregor, Professor of Cardiovascular Medicine
Venue: Wolfson Lecture Theatre, Charterhouse Square Event contact: smd-inaugurals@qmul.ac.uk
31 March 2011, 5.30pm Inaugural Lecture Tensions Supporting Learning: Patient Safety as an example Della Freeth, Professor of Professional Education
Venue: Perrin Lecture Theatre, Whitechapel
Event contact: smd-inaugurals@qmul.ac.uk
5 April 2011, 5.30pm Inaugural Lecture in Primary Care and Public Health Having babies at older ages Joan Morris, Professor of Medical Statistics
Venue: Wolfson Lecture Theatre, Charterhouse Square Event contact: smd-inaugurals@qmul.ac.uk
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7 April 2011, 5.30pm Inaugural Lecture Lucinda Hall, Professor in Molecular Microbiology – Centre Lead for Infectious Disease
Venue: Perrin Lecture Theatre, Blizzard Building, Whitechapel Event contact: smd-inaugurals@qmul.ac.uk
11 April 2011, 5.30pm Inaugural Lecture Anthony Warrens, Dean for Education and Acting Director of IHSE
Venue: Perrin Lecture Theatre, Blizzard Building, Whitechapel Event contact: smd-inaugurals@qmul.ac.uk
19 April 2011, 5.30pm Guest Lecture in Primary Care and Public Health Andy Haines, Professor of Public Health and Primary Care, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine
Venue: Perrin Lecture Theatre, Blizzard Building, Whitechapel
Event contact: smd-inaugurals@qmul.ac.uk
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College Events
Postgraduate Open Evening
College Events
21 March 2011, 7.30pm
20 April 2011, 5pm
College Music Society’s Spring Concert An Evening of Italian Music
The Postgraduate Open Evening
The Spring concert will comprise of a rich and exciting programme of music from Venice, Rome, Milan and Naples by Monteverdi, Vivaldi, Albinoni, Palestrina, Rossini, Verdi and Pergolesi. The architecture and ambient acoustics of this superb building provides the setting for such rich music especially that associated with St. Mark’s Venice.
• Meet academic staff at a subject fair • Talk to current graduate students
The evening offers all prospective Masters and research students the opportunity to find out more about the world-class facilities and teaching we have to offer at Queen Mary.
The Postgraduate Open Evening is organised by the Education Liaison and Access Office.
On the day you will have the opportunity to:
Venue: Mile End Campus and Lincoln’s Inn Fields Campus
• Tour the Campus - you will be shown around by a current Queen Mary student and the tour will include postgraduate accommodation
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• Discuss graduate funding and speak to careers staff
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An experience not to be missed!
Venue: The Octagon, Queens’ Building, Mile End Event contact: events@qmul.ac.uk
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Alumni
“Reconnect with your contemporaries and visit our main campus at Mile End� Alumni Spring Lunch, 26 March 2011
Alumni
London Hospital Dental Club Annual Clinical Meeting Curated by Dr Tim Friel (q BDS, The London, 1988), Clinical Lecturer in the Centre for Adult Oral Health at the Institute of Dentistry, the programme for 2011's Annual Clinical Meeting will follow the theme of dentistry for an ageing population. Friday's speakers include Peter Briggs, Consultant and Clinical Lead in Restorative Dentistry at St George's Hospital, Tooting on ‘Management of heavily restored dentition’; Dr Phil Atkin, Consultant in Oral Medicine at Cardiff University Dental Hospital and School on ‘Oral medicine for the older patient’; Francis Hughes, Professor of Periodontology, on ‘Periondontal management of the older patient,’ and Tim Newton, Professor of Psychology as Applied to Dentistry, on ‘Motivation and behaviour change,’ from King's College London. A drinks’ reception in the Old Library will close Friday’s programme, followed by a threecourse subscription dinner at Boundary Restaurant in Shoreditch. On Saturday we welcome Dr Jeremy Hayes from the Department of Adult Dental Health at the University of Wales College of Medicine who will speak on ‘Dental
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Demolition’ and Phil Taylor, Senior Lecturer and Honorary Consultant in Restorative Dentistry at the Institute of Dentistry, who will talk about the management of tooth wear. The LHDC’s Annual Business Meeting will be held at 12.30pm, followed by lunch at Tayyabs, a Pakistani Punjabi restaurant, in Whitechapel. Booking fees: £150 for Friday and Saturday, including tea and coffee, lunch and Friday’s drinks’ reception. A reduced rate is available to those who wish to attend on Saturday only or those who are retired, trainees, postgraduates or research
students. Lectures are free to current students of Barts and The London School of Medicine and Dentistry. Dinner: £65, including transport. Online booking is available at www.qmul.ac.uk/alumni
Venues: All lectures will take place in the Perrin Lecture Theatre, Blizard Building, Whitechapel. Refreshments, including the drinks’ reception, will be held in the Old Library, Garrod Building (formerly the Old Medical School Building). Dinner will be held at Boundary Restaurant, 2-4 Boundary Street, London E1 2AD. Event contact: batlaa@qmul.ac.uk
Paul Abbott (q BDS, The London, 1973)
4 – 5 March 2011, all day
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Alumni (cont)
23 March 2011, 11am Queen Mary Careers is looking for alumni from the School of Engineering and Materials Science to take part in a networking event in March. This will be an excellent opportunity to meet with academic staff and our current undergraduates, view undergraduate projects, and also to share your experiences of the job market. Event contact: James Weaver, Employer Liaison and Events Officer, on 020 7882 8533 or j.weaver@qmul.ac.uk.
26 March 2011, all day Alumni Spring Lunch The Alumni Spring Lunch is an ideal opportunity for you to reconnect with your contemporaries and visit our main campus at Mile End.
Following lunch, you will have the opportunity to take a behind-thescenes tour of the College Archives which are housed in the newly refurbished Library. Lorraine Screene, the Archivist, will also give an overview of the online exhibition The Students’ Experience of Westfield College which explores the memories of many of the students who studied at Westfield between 1882 and 1989. You can also join alumnus Dr Jon Davis, Executive Director of the Mile End Institute, for a talk about former Prime Minister, Clement Attlee’s life and see a small exhibition of Attlee memorabilia. The College has acquired a statue of Attlee, which stood previously in Limehouse. It now stands outside the Library on our Mile End campus.
The Alumni Spring Lunch will close with campus tours and afternoon tea in The Curve, which is located in the Westfield Student Village. Start rounding up your friends for your own mini-reunion. If you would like help tracing members of your year group, we would be happy to support you. Please contact the Alumni Relations Office by email at alumni@qmul.ac.uk or telephone +44 (0)20 7882 7790. Booking fees: £27 for lunch only; £30 for lunch and afternoon tea; £36 for the walking tour of Shadwell, lunch and afternoon tea. Further information about the day, including online booking, is available on our website at www.qmul.ac.uk/alumni
Venue: The Octagon, Queens' Building, Mile End
Event contact: alumni@qmul.ac.uk
A morning walking-tour of Shadwell and Cable Street, scene of the riots 75 years ago, will be led by Blue Badge Guide, Val Chris. This will be followed by a three-course lunch in the Octagon, which will be the focal point of the day. A display of Victorian pathology illustrations from the Pathology Museum of St Bartholomew’s Hospital will be on display in the Octagon for your viewing before and after lunch.
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26 March 2011, all day Astronomy Unit and School of Physics Alumni Day Astronomy and Astrophysics Alumni are invited to join Jim Emerson, Professor of Astrophysics, and Richard Nelson, Professor of Maths and Astronomy, for a relaxed programme of lectures, conversation and lunch. The Astronomy Unit at Queen Mary, University of London is a leading research centre in areas as diverse as solar system dynamics and cosmology – from the rings of Saturn to the birth of the Universe. Based in the School of Mathematical Sciences but closely
linked to the School of Physics, the Astronomy Unit is one of the main centres of astrophysics research in the UK. A wide range of research areas is studied including solar system dynamics, space and solar plasmas, planetary atmospheres, stellar structure, planet formation, survey astronomy and cosmology.
Dates for your diary • Alumni Reunion Weekend 30 September – 1 October • Celebrating 100 years of The London Hospital Dental School 3 – 4 October
Booking fee: £35 per person, inclusive of the lecture programme, lunch and afternoon tea.
Venue: David Sizer Lecture Theatre, Francis Bancroft Building and The Octagon, Queens' Building, Mile End
Event contact: alumni@qmul.ac.uk
Former Staff Association The Association is open to all former staff of Queen Mary, Westfield or Barts and The London School of Medicine and Dentistry and offers members the opportunity to stay in touch and join a number of visits throughout the year. Guests are welcome to attend.
Attendees at the second Department of Physics Alumni Day, ‘ Contemporary Particle Physics,’ in October 2010
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For more information about the Former Staff Association visit www.qmul.ac.uk/alumni/ formerstaff or email former-staff@qmul.ac.uk.
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