Event Archive

Silver in Early Medieval Scotland: the Glenmorangie research project

Lecture by Martin Goldberg, National Museums Scotland relating to the 'Crafting Kingdoms' exhibition

Priesthood as God's Way of Blessing the World

A lecture on the significance of priesthood

Priestly Leadership Seminar

A seminar exploring the idea of priestly leadership

Cafe Philosophique - 4th Annual Philosophy Public Lecture

Philosophy, Mountaineering and Risk

Flora of the far north: Interactions with a changing environment

How do the fascinating and diverse plant communities of Svalbard, in the high Arctic, respond to a changing environment - and how in turn do tundra plants influence environmental change?

'Crafting Kingdoms' curator's talk

Meet the curator, Neil Curtis, and hear about the current exhibition in King's Museum.

Cafe Scientifique- A wake-up call on Sleeping Sickness

African Sleeping Sickness is threatening a staggering 60 million Africans. Discover how students from the University of Aberdeen have pioneered detection of dangerous diseases using synthetic biology.

Cafe MED: Weight loss surgery - a magic pill?

Obesity reduces the quality of life for individuals and puts a strain on health services. We will ask whether surgery is currently our best method of intervention and explore what might be on offer in the future.

The Far North: Curators' Talk

This event was fully booked

In this curators talk, Professor Peter Davidson and Sophie Dietrich will give an introduction to the history and ideas behind the Far North exhibition.

Medico-Chirurgical Society Heritage Day

An insight into the history of the Aberdeen Medico-Chirurgical Society