New SOAS podcast: Making Sense hosted by Dr Somnath Batabyal Making Sense is a new podcast series hosted by Dr Somnath Batabyal which aims to make sense of our complex world.
SOAS wins consultancy contract with with global sustainability platform for sugarcane, Bonsucro SOAS academics, will work in partnership with academics in CEBRAP (The Brazilian Centre for Analysis and Planning) to support Bonsucro to develop a monitoring evaluation and learning framework, strategy, guidance and support package for Bonsucro members in receipt of a Bonsucro Impact Fund grant.
SOAS led workshop explores AI and gaming for heritage engagement in Kenya An interactive workshop led by Dr Marie Rodet, explored new ways of engaging with African history through gaming and artificial intelligence in Kenya earlier this month.
Vaccine inequity on discussion at British Academy event at SOAS Scientists, medical practitioners, social scientists and public health experts from around the world will come together at SOAS University of London to discuss how to meet the global challenges posed by COVID-19 and future pandemics.
CO-OP research cohort visits sites, museums in northeast Thailand From 5 to 14 January 2024, the Circumambulating Objects: on Paradigms of Restitution of Southeast Asian Art (CO-OP) research cohort attended the first of three critical thinking labs in northeast Thailand.
Professor Volz invited by Asian Development Bank to Present on Green Investment Banks Professor Ulrich Volz, the Director of the SOAS Centre for Sustainable Finance, was invited by the Asian Development Bank to address senior policymakers from across Developing Asia at a two-day event on Greening Financial Systems and the Role of Multilateral Development Banks.
Women, life, freedom: achieving political change in Iran The latest Director's Lecture Series event on the ongoing protests in Iran will take place on Thursday 10 November from 6-7.30pm GMT on Zoom.
2023 SAAAP Summer Programme at UGM Yogyakarta The 6th annual SAAAP Summer Programme drew in international and Indonesian scholars as well as Alphawood alumni to contribute to redefining the role of the growing maritime states along the southern edge of the Asian landmass in the early second millennium of the common era.