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From Kindertransport Refugee to Physicist: the Life & Archive of Ben Abeles

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This event is to mark the arrival of Ben Abeles' remarkable archive which includes papers relating to the deep history of his Jewish family in Europe, his life as a Kindertransportee and his career as a leading physicist.

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Graduate Fashion Show – Winchester School of Art

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Join us to celebrate the final collections created by this year’s graduating BA Fashion Design students within the Bapsy Hall in Winchester’s Guildhall.

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Turner Sims presents: Chiaroscuro Quartet | Associate Artists

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Our Associate Artists begin their latest concert with three of the 15 fantasias by Purcell - FREE tickets for 8-25 year olds

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John Hansard Gallery presents: Billie Zangewa – “A Quiet Fire” and Ayo Akingbade – “Show Me the World Mister”

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Zangewa’s autobiographical yet universal work contrasts melancholy with hope, strength with disdain, and independence with prejudice. Also exhibiting at the same time - Show Me The World Mister, an exhibition by Ayo Akingbade featuring two new film commissions: The Fist and Faluyi.

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Annual Reuter Lecture: Chris Woolgar “The Later Medieval World of Things”

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The Reuter Lecture by Chris Woolgar: 'The Later Medieval World of Things' - an event celebrating the career of a longstanding colleague.

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Law and Technology Centre Annual Lecture with Professor Colin Gavaghan

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"If you can't tell, does it matter?: Do we need new law for human-like AI?" Professor Gavaghan will discuss whether we need to be protected from increasingly human-like AI and whether we should be restricted in how we interact with them.

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