Sentence examples for named lectures from inspiring English sources

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Santiago has given 13 keynote and named lectures and more than 100 additional invited lectures.

Santiago has given more than 30 keynote and named lectures and more than 150 additional invited lectures.

If they are not on book tours, they are opining on the authorship of Shakespeare's plays, or mingling with their peers in Europe, or on C-Span addressing high school students, or at least delivering named lectures at law schools.

Williams has been awarded more than 60 U.S. patents, published more than 300 papers in reviewed scientific journals and presented hundreds of invited plenary, keynote and named lectures at international scientific, technical and business events.

Among his awards are a 2009 MacArthur "genius" grant, a John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Fellowship, MIT's Harold Edgerton Award, Harvard's George Ledlie Prize, and named lectures and professorships at the Universities of Oxford, Cambridge, Ecole Normale Superieure, Chicago, Brown, University of California-Berkeley, among others.

Lunchtime events are not permitted when a named lecture is scheduled by the Dean's Office.

(For the purposes of the study, "invited lectures" includes named invited lectures, invited keynote addresses, invitations to overseas meetings, and presentations at premier research universities, but excludes local departmental seminars).

Tells about taking him on pub crawl on the Lower East Side, & about hearing him lecture at the Macmillan Memorial Theatre at Columbia, where he & Vercors & another writer named Timerais lectured for the benefit of a fund to buy books for the bombed-out library of the University of Caen.

She has delivered more than 70 named or endowed lectures and keynote addresses, including most recently the 2016 George W. Gay Lecture at Harvard Medical School's Center for Bioethics.

She has delivered more than 70 named or endowed lectures and keynote addresses.