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2023
February
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Karyn Lai, UNSW?
TBA For more information, please contact Gerry Hough (g.hough@abdn.ac.uk)
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Exploring Creativity in Aberdeen and Building Meaningful Support Mechanisms
-A talk by Jon Reid (Creative Aberdeen)
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Sarah Flavel, Bath Spa University 'Daoism and Strategic Thinking'
In person. For more information, please contact Gerry Hough (g.hough@abdn.ac.uk).
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Ken Waters, Calgary "Scientific Metaphysics of Biological Hierarchy"
Teams: 4 PM start time For more information, please contact Gerry Hough (g.hough@abdn.ac.uk).
January
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The Art History Research Seminar
-'Identity and Myth of the Spanish Folklorica in Art and Visual Culture', Dr Barbara Barreiro Leon (Aberdeen)
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George Coghill - Donald MacCrimmon MacKay: Scientist and (accidental) Philosopher
-Donald MacCrimmon MacKay (1922 - 1987) was an early pioneer in both Information Theory and Artificial Intelligence, who gradually moved into neuroscience. As a scientist he made significant contributions to each of these fields of specialisation, winning several fellowships and awards. He was first and foremost a scientist. However, some of...
2022
October
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Northern Networks, Aberdeen: Astronomical and Medical Knowledge from the Baltic to East Central Europe, 1550-1750
-The Centre for Early Modern Studies is happy to delighted to announce a workshop on 28-29 October 2022, supported by the AHRC Research Networking Scheme brought to Aberdeen by Cassie Gorman (Anglia Ruskin University) and Stefano Gulizia (University of Milan and the Polish Institute of Advanced Studies, Warsaw), in cooperation...
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George Washington Wilson Centre- Next research seminar: Jon Blackwood (Gray's School of Art)
Join us for our next research seminar: Jon Blackwood (Gray's) will speak on "Cultural Ecologies & Curatorial Practices: Art from the Western Balkans, 2012-22".
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George Washington Wilson Centre- Reading Group Autumn 2022: 'Practice-based Research'
-Please join us for this semester's reading group, where we discuss recent research from a wide range of disciplinary perspectives. All welcome!
