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2020
February
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Talk: From sea creatures to Polar flora: Scottish and Arctic narratives from the North of the World
-This event was fully booked
Lecture organised by the Friends of Aberdeen University Library
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The Andrew Carnegie Lecture - From "Obsolete" to "Brain Dead": Crises in the Transatlantic Alliance and the Future of European Defence
-Dr. Seth A. Johnston is a fellow of the Belfer Centre for Science and International Affairs in the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University.
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Founders' Day Chapel Service
-On Founders' Day we pay tribute to our historic origins as an ancient University and we light a candle to give thanks for the vision of Bishop Elphinstone and our patron fathers.
January
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University Annual Meeting 2020 and Statutory Meeting of the General Council
-We are delighted to invite you to the University Annual Meeting 2020 and Statutory Meeting of the General Council. The meeting will be a great opportunity to hear updates from our Principal and Vice-Chancellor Professor George Boyne, Senior Governor Esther Roberton and Business Committee Convenor Duncan Macniven. Join us from 11.00am for a...
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Saving and using the Ocean: What should the new UN agreement say?
-Ocean science, policy & industry experts discuss a new UN agreement to conserve and sustainably use deep-sea marine biodiversity.
2019
December
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Festive Fun Day
-Drop in to the Sir Duncan Rice Library for seasonal crafts and activities for all ages!
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Professor Tim Ingold discusses Audubon's 'Birds of America'
On 12 December 2019 from 18:00hrs to 19:00hrs. Part of a programme of events supporting the 'Walking with Birds' exhibition, in the Sir Duncan Rice Library. All welcome!
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'Here is ane Koull of Tullilum': excavations at Whitefriars, Perth 2014-2019
-Evening Lecture in association with Society of Antiquaries of Scotland.
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Walking with Birds: A Musical Experience for Families
-Join us for a fun and engaging workshop experience for families, bringing art and music together to create a graphic score.
