Upcoming events

Workhouse Lives

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Professor Xiao Ma will anchor this talk for founders, business leaders and entrepreneurial academics with the perspective of his atypical career from a serial entrepreneur to an academic.

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We're delighted to announce the next event in our Great Minds series with Colin Grant, historian and author.

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Join us for a free screening of a newly-translated documentary that explores the emergence of performance art in Cuba in the 1980s. The screening will be followed by a conversation with film director and artist Glexis Novoa.

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Lynn Oxborrow, Professor of Sustainable Small Business Growth, reflects on almost 30 years of working as an entrepreneurial academic to support the small business community of Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire (D2N2) and beyond.

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In this lecture Professor Brady will present on the threads that run through her 25 year research career. Driven by a passion to address injustice and inequality in the lives of children, young people and their families she will provide illustrations from children who are neurodivergent, young mothers, young people who have been subjected to sexual abuse and exploitation and from families in contact with the children’s social care system, sharing her motivations and lessons learnt from the process as well as the findings of research.

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Join us for the Decolonial Research Collaborative Annual Lecture, for a conversation about vernacular Black theorisation and an exploration of how we might tune into ancestral frequencies with author and keynote speaker, Hugo ka Canham.

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Workhouse Lives

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This is a free to attend in person conference taking place on 5 September 2023. Our event aims is to hold short oral communication talks in our sub themes of: Neuroendocrine interactions and Physical Activity, Immunology, Ageing and Endocrine interactions within Physical Activity and Physical Activity behaviours and associations with Endocrinology.

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