All coming up

10/09-11 kl. 09:00 Campus / Humanities

22 May - George Lakoff guest lecture: ...

Guest lecture by professor, author and political philosopher George Lakoff. The lecture discusses the importance of language in political debate

10/09-11 kl. 08:59 Campus / Humanities

23 May - Celtic Spring in Copenhagen

Roots of Europe invites all to a three-day seminar on Celtic languages from 23 May till 25 May 2012 in Copenhagen.

10/09-11 kl. 08:58 Campus / Life Science

25 May - Plant material for urban landscapes ...

The globalisation process has not only influenced politics and economies but social and cultural life of modern society. Globalisation in landscape architecture poses a threat of homogenisation, the creation of ‘placeless’ design, and the loss of the uniqueness of the place. This presentation will concentrate on a discussion of global plant material in urban landscapes.

10/09-11 kl. 08:55 Campus / Social Science

31 May - Information meeting about Gender ...

Information meeting about Gender summer school in China in August 2012

10/09-11 kl. 07:30 Campus / Social Science

12 June - Workplace Bullying and Harassment: ...

Join the 8th International Conference on Workplace Bullying and Harassment: 'Workplace Bullying and Harassment: Towards future Challenges' at the Faculty of Social Sciences at University of Copenhagen.

10/09-10 kl. 10:44 Politics / Social Science

21 June - United We Stand? The EU, its current ...

Some say that the European integration project is experiencing its worst crisis since its conception. This conference intends to ask how does the EU cope? What are its capacities to answer these challenges? Is the EU’s system of governance adaptable enough? Will these challenges show the limits of the European integration project or will they boost it?

10/09-10 kl. 10:30 Campus / Science

July 2 - Workshop on Reversible Computation

The Workshop on Reversible Computation will bring together international researchers from computer science, mathematics, engineering, and physics to discuss new developments and directions for future research in the emerging area of Reversible Computation.