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Lecture Series: Our professors present their latest research

Open to all

Date
28 Oct 2026
Time
5:00 pm - 6:00 pm

Join us this winter for an inspiring series of five engaging lectures delivered by our renowned professors. Each session offers a unique opportunity to explore the latest research and cutting-edge developments across a range of disciplines.

What makes these lectures special is that they are designed for everyone and open to all. Whether you are a first-year student, studying in a different subject area, or joining us as an external guest, our professors will present their research in an accessible and engaging way, without requiring specialist knowledge.

To make the experience even more enjoyable, we will provide snacks and refreshments, creating a comfortable atmosphere where knowledge can be shared, discussed, and enjoyed.

We warmly invite you to be part of these thought-provoking evenings. Explore the topics, meet the researchers behind the discoveries, and broaden your horizons.

Attendance is free and open to everyone, but registration is required for each lecture. Please register using the links below and secure your place at the sessions you would like to attend.

We look forward to welcoming you to our Winter Lecture Series!

28 October 2026

Reducing Food Waste in Retail: Where Should Discounted Products Go?

Dr Sandra Zajac
Assistant Professor (Lecturer) Business Analytics

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2 December 2026

Who Feels the Heat? Power, Supply Chains, and Working Conditions in Southeast Asia

Dr Marlene Hohn
Assistant Professor (Lecturer) Supply Chain Management

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20 January 2027

How to make a good decision under complex uncertainty? A Statistical Perspective

Dr Christoph Jansen
Assistant Professor (Lecturer) Data Science

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10 February 2027

Authenticity in the Age of Synthographs: Press Photography and Generative Imagery in War Representation

Dr Yi Xi
Assistant Professor (Lecturer) Media

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3 March 2027

When is a Panda not a Panda? How to Trick Machine Learning Models

Dr John Alasdair Warwicker
Assistant Professor (Lecturer) Computer Science

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