This course examines some of the most influential and important ideas and discoveries (and the people behind them) in the history of science between the years 1400-1700, finishing with a visit to Oxford’s History of Science Museum.
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Accredited courses include undergraduate and postgraduate level courses.
Social media is full of criticism of politicians and military leaders, but that is nothing new. The same thing happened during the British Civil Wars - it just took a bit longer to get things published. What was the X, Facebook, and tabloid of the 1640s?
Rediscover Renaissance art through a sensory history
Cancer is a devastating disease where what used to be a normal cell yesterday transforms into a tumour cell today. Understanding the disease biology is the first learning step towards discovering new treatments. This course introduces cancer biology.
Explore the rich natural history of Port Meadow through five guided field sessions. Discover wildflowers, insects and other wetland species while learning how flooding and grazing shape this unique Oxford landscape.
Addiction is a complex construct in which an individual takes a substance or engages in behaviour that is pleasurable but eventually becomes compulsive with harmful consequences. This day offers interesting multidimensional explanations of addiction.
Discover a unique blend of theory, applications and numerous hardware demonstrations to describe effective PCB design strategies to eliminate EMC problems, and improve the low- and high- frequency signal integrity of analog and digital sensors.
Examine problems encountered in designing and troubleshooting challenging EMI problems through demonstrations using working hardware on this intense course.
For those who have some research experience and an understanding of basic statistical principles, and who wish to develop their statistical expertise.
Learn to successfully design mechanical enclosures for good system emissions and immunity performance through clear applications, theory and demonstrations on this three-day course.
This lecture will examine the history and practice of cyber warfare, exploring how influence, espionage, and sabotage operations are used before and during conflict to support military strategy and conventional warfare.
This lecture will examine how states counter cyber threats, exploring measures from criminal prosecutions to offensive cyber operations, while analysing the risks, escalation challenges, and effectiveness of different response options.