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Relaxed drawing @ Wardlaw
Drop into the Wardlaw Museum to relax and draw. Find a place in the galleries and take inspiration from great artworks, capture the detail of an ancient...
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Music Talk with Nina Laurie
Indigenous Identity Making Through Evangelical Church Music During the Peruvian Civil War
Nina Laurie draws on archive work and life history interviews in Peru to examine the emergence of spiritual spaces of musical creativity during the Peruvian...
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Art History Research Lecture: Dr Rachel Boyd
The 'Dudley Madonna': Devotion, Design, Display
Join us for Dr Rachel Boyd Research Lecture on 'The 'Dudley Madonna': Devotion, Design, Display' and a wine reception afterwards at 79...
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Seminar Series: Collective Behaviour and Intelligence
Continuation of the discussion on collective representations
The goal of the Collective Behaviour and Intelligence seminar series is to explore the phenomena of collective behaviour and intelligence, the mechanisms...
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Battles of the Nile: conflict and revolution in Sudan
Special guest speaker: Barney Afako
This lecture will reflect on the histories of conflict and revolution in Sudan, analysing the causes and drivers of its multiple conflicts, including...
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Institute of Museums, Heritage and Society Annual Lecture
Museum Collections and Research
Please join us in School 2 at 5pm on the 12th of February for the Institute of Museums, Heritage and Society Annual Lecture given by Dr Sam Alberti, Director of...
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CREDI and Work, Organisations and Society research event
Not just hot flushes and mood swings: managing menopause transition in the workplace
This joint event with the Centre for Research into Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (CREDI) and the the Department of Management's Work, Organisations...
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Lunchtime concert by James Gilchrist (tenor) and Jeremy Thurlow (piano)
£5, FREE for Music Centre members
One of most celebrated British singers of his generation, James Gilchrist enjoys equal status as a performer of baroque music (not least as the most in-demand...
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School of Chemistry Colloquium: Dr Antonia Mey (University of Edinburgh)
Proteins under the computational microscope, from machine learning to molecular simulations
Proteins drive most biological processes. Understanding how proteins function and how they interact with other molecules is essential for us to comprehend life...
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Byre World 24/25: The Mothers of the Belgian Empire's Stolen Children
FREE but please book
During Belgium's colonisation of what are now the Democratic Republic of Congo, Rwanda, and Burundi, mixed-'race' children born from relations...
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