Contemporary artist Nalini Malani (2023 Kyoto Prize Laureate in Art and Philosophy), who is widely recognised as a pioneer of video art in India and has created phantasmagorical spaces through various media such as videos, paintings, drawings and installations, delivers a lecture as part of the Kyoto Prize at Oxford 2024.

Mathematical physicist Elliott H Lieb (2023 Kyoto Prize Laureate in Basic Sciences), whose achievements in many-body physics have laid a foundation for mathematical research in fields such as physics, chemistry and quantum information science, gives a lecture as part of the Kyoto Prize at Oxford 2024.

The panel discussion as part of the Kyoto Prize at Oxford 2024 will see the Laureates Dr Elliott H Lieb and Nalini Malani engage in a conversation with Professor Ngaire Woods, Dean of the Blavatnik School, discussing insights from their careers, future challenges and which skill each Laureates wished they had outside of their professional field. 

Disappearances related to drug cartel violence has been one of the most critical issues in Mexico. Join Lucía de los Angeles Díaz, Miguel Moctezuma and Víctor Ávilaand as they discuss the work of the mothers’ collective Solicit de Veracruz and the collaboration with the FOUND project.

The OxCGRT Seminar Series is an innovative platform for scholars working on COVID-19 responses, offering an opportunity to present and discuss their ongoing research work as well as to connect with the broader research community.

Join us at this open discussion of Dr Rowe’s new biography of J L Austin—a fascinating figure, who was both one of the leading philosophers of the 20^th Century and a crucial figure in the history of military intelligence.

High levels of untreated chronic health conditions, poverty and limited social protection are the key issues that limit opportunities for a healthy ageing society. This discussion will address these issues and take an ‘all-of-society’ approach with a focus on ensuring people’s well-being at all ages. 

The OxCGRT Seminar Series is an innovative platform for scholars working on COVID-19 responses, offering an opportunity to present and discuss their ongoing research work as well as to connect with the broader research community. 

Join us to discuss Britain’s future economic strategy, building on the analysis of The Economy 2030 Inquiry – a three-year collaboration between the Resolution Foundation and the LSE, funded by the Nuffield Foundation.

The OxCGRT Seminar Series is an innovative platform for scholars working on COVID-19 responses, offering an opportunity to present and discuss their ongoing research work as well as to connect with the broader research community.

The OxCGRT Seminar Series is an innovative platform for scholars working on COVID-19 responses, offering an opportunity to present and discuss their ongoing research work as well as to connect with the broader research community.