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2022
June
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International Law and Technological Progress Conference
-The University of Aberdeen is organising a third conference in International Law, following the conferences in the same field hosted by the University of Edinburgh in April 2019 and the University of Glasgow in May 2021. We thereby continue a series of successful conferences that aim to strengthen the leadership...
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Menstruation Research Network
Menstruation: Policy, Rights and the Law
May
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ARP 2022
Archaeological Research in Progress
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Translation Event:Knots, thorns and thistles: challenges and successes of translating into and out of Gaelic and Irish
-Gaelic Translation Event
April
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Accounting Society and Environment 2022
-This workshop will bring together researchers from around the world to present, discuss and debate their research projects. The workshop is intended as a forum to encourage research collaboration across institutions and disciplines and for the dissemination of research outputs.
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Do We Need to Remove Carbon Dioxide from the Atmosphere to Meet our Climate Targets?
-The Paris Climate Agreement states the goal of keeping global temperature increases well below 2 degrees C above preindustrial times, with every effort being made to keep them lower than 1.5 degrees C.To do this, we have to reduce greenhouse gas emissions immediately and aggressively across all sectors of the...
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UK Archaeological Sciences Conference
-The conference brings together academics and researchers in the field of archaeological sciences.
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Gardening Top Tips with Mark Paterson
-Join Cruickshank Botanic Garden Curator Mark Paterson as he highlights some of the Garden's seasonal plants and flowers.
March
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Life Sciences Summit
-The Times and the Sunday Times Scotland are proud to host the second Life Sciences Summit 2022 in association with Opportunity North East and BioHub.
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British Science Week: The Joy of Science - Jim Al-Khalili in conversation
-We're delighted to welcome quantum physicist, New York Times bestselling author, and BBC host Jim Al-Khalili to the campus to discuss his new book THE JOY OF SCIENCE.