Summary     Anthropologist and journalist Luyendijk, who's dedicated his recent work to understanding what really goes on in the city, discusses its complex and opaque mechanisms with Adoboli, one of the few bankers in Britain convicted of fraud. 
His account of how the process unfolded, and how responsibility was apportioned, reveals how much ground there is still to cover to hold global financial systems accountable.

5.30pm, University of Edinburgh Business School .
Barbara Cassani: On leadership.
[Business School]

The woman behind British Airway's budget airline success, Go Airlines, and founding chairman of London's successful bid for the 2012 Olympics reflects on leadership. 

User-centric Regulation for the Domestic Internet of Things by Lachlan Urquhart of the University of Nottingham

The talk will take place on Friday 2 December 2016 at 2pm in the Neil MacCormick Room (9.01) of David Hume Tower.

6 December 2016

5pm, G.04 (Screening room), 50 George Square.
Léandre Lucas (University of Nice): Confronting identities and food in Goncharov’s works: the kacha (porridge) versus the pineapple.
[Russian Research Seminar]

Léandre Lucas is completing his PhD on Ivan Goncharov’s works at the University of Paris (the Sorbonne) where he  received his MA degree in Russian and English studies. He is currently working at the University of Nice as Assistant Professor of Russian.

1pm, [Institute for Advanced Studies in the Humanities, 2 Hope park Square.
Dr Gavin Melles (Swinburne University, Melbourne): Sustainability and Development in Uk MSc level programs: case study of faculty views, student perspectives and curriculum approaches to Education for Sustainable Development (ESD).
[Institute for Advanced Studies in the Humanities Work-in-Progress Seminar]

Digital Scholarship Training Workshop - A Digitisation Masterclass: The Scottish Session Papers

Date: Tuesday November 29 2016

Time: 09.30-12.30

Presenters: Tom Armitage and Guy McGarva (EDINA)

Place: CRC Seminar Room, 6th Floor, Main library

Bring: Your own laptop

Booking: https://www.events.ed.ac.uk/index.cfm?event=book&scheduleID=22629

4pm, Chrystal MacMillan Building, Meeting room 5.
Dr Gil Viry (University of Edinburgh): Residential mobility trajectories and their links to personal networks: a life course approach.
[SNAS - Social Network Analysis in Scotland Research Group]

4pm, Chrystal MacMillan Building, Meeting room 5.
Dr Mark Maccann (University of Glasgow): Health behaviours, anti-social behaviours and adolescent peer networks.
[SNAS - Social Network Analysis in Scotland Research Group]

4pm, Chrystal MacMillan Building, Meeting room 5.
Dr Graham Brennan (University of Glasgow): Participant engagement and recruitment: does intervention at the level of the recruiter draw a bigger crowd?
[SNAS - Social Network Analysis in Scotland Research Group]