This week we are very pleased to present Pietro Liuzzo on Aristodemus Click for full title and abstract . The seminar starts at 4.30pm in Senate House, South Block, room G34 and will be followed by wine and nibbles. Please contact either Andrew or Chris for more information

The CALL FOR PAPERS this year's AMPAH has been announced, see Nottingham's website for details

Work-in-Progress offers a unique forum in which to discuss ideas and findings, evidence and problems with other postgraduates, whose wide range of research interests and skill-sets may provide valuable insights and new perspectives. Seminars are friendly and constructive, providing both useful feedback and valuable contacts from within the large postgraduate community of the University of London.

Seminars take place on most Fridays in term-time (check our programme for details). The main paper usually lasts between 30 and 45 minutes and is followed by questions from the audience and round-table discussion of issues raised. Finally there are drinks and nibbles and the opportunity either to continue the discussion less formally or simply to socialise.

All postgradutes from any institution are welcome to attend and contribute to the discussion, professional academics are only allowed to attend at the speakers request. Although we have a full program this term, we are also always looking for more speakers. If you would like to discuss the possibility of presenting a paper or have any other questions, please don't hesitate to contact either Andrew (andrew.j.roberts@kcl.ac.uk) or Chris (christopher.a.farrell@gmail.com). There will be a formal call for papers for next term's program within the next few weeks.