Event Archive

The 2017 LRF Distinguished Lecture in Safety & Reliability Engineering

Reliability Issues in Codes and Standards

Martin Luther: Manhood and Pugilism

Professor Roper's recent book on Martin Luther provides a critical reassessment of the German Reformer during the anniversary of his alleged 'posting of the 95 theses' on a church door in Wittenberg.

Commemorating the Anniversary of the Russian October Revolution

ACREEH in Cooperation with the Friends of the Library Professor Tony Heywood: Leith, Gallipoli and the Russian Revolution Professor Paul Dukes:  Aberdeen and the Russian Revolution Followed by a TV mini-documentary: Russia under Soviet Power and a drinks reception

FOSS - Early Life Experiences and the Adult Mind

This event was fully booked

Ever wondered how early life experiences can shape the adult mind?

FOSS - The Arab Uprisings, Democracy and Social Justice

The Arab Uprisings revealed the limits of Western governments' policies towards the Middle East, especially the EU's aim to be supporting the democratisation, development and stabilisation of the 'Euro-Mediterranean area'.

A Vision For Rare Disease: How we can champion under-served patients?

Dr Flemming Ornskov, MD, MPH, Chief Executive Officer at 'Shire' will deliver a lecture as part of this year's series of talks with leadership being the common theme.

FOSS - The King's Dig: Unearthing the King's College Grammar School

Learn about the discoveries and the on-going post excavation analysis.

FOSS - The Last Acceptable Form of Racism in Scotland?

Scotland's Travellers: community voices and lessons from recent research.

FOSS - Sci-Screen: The Thing

A talk and film screening of The Thing.

Science in the Quad: Active Matter

Active Matter brings Biology and Physics together.