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Clare College Graduate Research Forum
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The Graduate Research Forum (or GRF ) is an informal seminar/presentation event, run by the College (rather than a particular faculty), in which postgraduate students at Clare can share something of their work with their College colleagues. If you have a question about this list, please contact: Peter Kett. If you have a question about a specific talk, click on that talk to find its organiser. 0 upcoming talks and 20 talks in the archive. Forgetful Worms: Modelling the Basis of Alzheimer's Disease
Dragons-in-law: Women's Involvement in a Fifteenth-Century Land Dispute
Making Sense of Medieval Alchemy
Probing the Procrastinating Brain
Evil uncles and beloved cousins: Regents in sixteenth century Scotland
Adaptations of the invasive ladybird, Harmonia axyridis, to life in Britain
The bright future of the organic solar cells: Challenges and perspectives
Chromatin structure - a DNA organisation
Rook Relief - Keeping Intelligent Animals Happy in Captivity
Timur and Goethe: Central Europe meets Central Asia - on Paper
Why size matters: improving speech recognition systems by learning rom the auditory system
Shostakovich and Soviet Eros: Forbidden Fruit in the realm of Communal Communism
The Threat of Love, or, Why Everyone Should Run Away From Cupid
Animal Foresight: Can Western Scrub-jays Plan for the Future?
Birds with sexy genes: Avian pigmentation gene evolution in relation to sexual selection
Constructing and reconstructing the nervous system: from embryonic development to embryonic stem cells
Real-Time and Interactive Magnetic Resonance Imaging
Understanding Parkinson's Disease at the Molecular Level
Learning without being aware of what you have learned: examining second language acquisition in the lab
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