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2012
May
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Minerals to Monuments - Granite Festival
-As part of Aberdeen's Granite Festival, Dr Malcolm Hole from the University of Aberdeen will give a lecture on Minerals to Monuments discussing the origin of Granite.
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Eye Disease: Seeing the Way Ahead?
-Ever wonder why routine health checks are becoming more lengthy? Come and discuss how physicists and ophthalmologists are collaborating to help detect eye problems at these crucial early stages.
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The Photograph as Document with Alicia Bruce
-Take a snapshot or make a photograph? The art of photography is more than just pointing and shooting, it's a decision making process. Photographer Alicia Bruce reflects on the Set in Silver exhibition, whilst drawing parallels with her own practice.
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Gaelic Language Plan Consultation Meetings
-The University of Aberdeen has prepared a draft Gaelic Language Plan to promote the use and acquisition of Gaelic under the Gaelic Language (Scotland) Act 2005. Under the Act, public bodies are being notified by the Bord na Gaidhlig, the public body with responsibility for Gaelic, that they are required...
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The RV Jones Lecture Series
The mechanics of handedness in nature: from Darwin's perversion to Feynman's obsession
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Arab Cultural Open Day
Exhibitions, Forums, Folklore, Dance and more at this unique cultural one-day festival.
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Colliding Physicists and the Search for Higgs
-The LHC or Large Hadron Collider is the world’s biggest scientific instrument yet it probes the very smallest building blocks of matter. So how does it work and why do physicists think 2012 might bring breakthroughs in our understanding of the Universe?
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Dickens Dress Up -Family Fun at the University Library
-Take part in the celebration of Dickens Month at the University of Aberdeen. Come to the Library for a fun-filled afternoon of making your own Dickensian hats and collars. From top hats to poke bonnets, you can really get into character and make your very own Victorian costume to take...
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Director's Cut with leading talent agent, Duncan Heath
Join us for our 'In-conversation with Duncan Heath,' the latest event in the popular Director's Cut Series. Duncan Heath is one of the world's leading agents and co-chairman of Europe's largest talent and literary agency, the Independent Talent Group, based in London.
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The Watt Hepburn Inaugural Lecture - Hector Sants
-Join us for the Inaugural Watt Hepburn Lecture where our speaker Hector Sants will focus on the interaction between regulation of corporate governance and entrepreneurship.