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2012
April
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Energy Industries Overview - A three day business training opportunity
-The University of Aberdeen is proud to host the annual Energy Industries Overview training conference. Now in it's 19th year, this long established event is designed for, and has proven to be, a must for those wishing to gain or update their knowledge of the Energy Industries.
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Open Book - First Edition
-Open Book is a community book club based in the Special Collections Centre at the new University Library, University of Aberdeen. Facilitated by the Centre for the Novel, this monthly discussion group is open to anyone who loves reading.
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Set in Silver...Below the Surface - Family Fun at the University Library
-Join us at the University Library for a day of craft. Create the underwater world of the Aberdeen Harbour Board divers and add silvery fishes to our underwater scene.
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Cross College Seminar on Information Communication Technology for Development
-ICT4D: Contradiction or Tautology?
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Cafe Sci Inverurie: The Rise of Coastal Power
-Momentous new developments are taking place around the coastline of Scotland in our drive for renewable energy. Come and discuss the implications of offshore wind, tidal and wave power from a scientific and artistic perspectivenull.
March
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A Million Trees Lecture: The Story of the Caledonian Forest
-The Millionth Tree lecture tour is being planned to promote and celebrate the work of Trees for Life since 1989 in helping to restore the Caledonian Forest in the Highlands of Scotland.
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Natural Products and Synthetic Biology in Drug Discovery
-This symposium aims to highlight the ways in which industry and scientists can work together to harness the potential of Nature's tools to treat diseases including cancer, bacterial infections and parasitic and inflammatory diseases.
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Himalayan Film Festival
-Documentaries, short films and feature length movies make up this exciting short film festival highlighting the Nepali film industry and the fascinating story of Nepal.
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The Life and Legacy of Alexander Henry Rhind
-One of a series of evening lectures hosted by King's Museum
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Film Screening: The Journals of Knud Rasmussen (2006).
-A portrait of the changing lives of an Inuit shaman and his daughter in the 1920s. Based on the journals of the Danish ethnographer Knud Rasmussen. Inuktitut/Danish/English subtitles. King's Museum (01224)274330 The screening will also take place again at 13:30 - 15:30 31st March 2012 at the King's Museum.