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When language fades
Festival of Languages - Pay what you can £6 or £4
Around one in 11 people over the age of 65 live with dementia, and many of us know how hard communication can become, especially in the later stages. In Dr...
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Dr Ann Clemens (Edinburgh): Neurobiology of kinship behavior
School of Psychology and Neuroscience Friday seminar series
The School of Psychology and Neuroscience seminar series presents a talk by Dr Ann Clemens titled "Neurobiology of kinship behavior", which will be...
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Global Wagnerism closing concert
James Atkinson (baritone), George Ireland (piano) - £12, £10 (Music Centre members), £6 (students)
Following today's Global Wagnerism Conference, recent BBC Radio 3 New Generation Artist James Atkinson performs a programme including excerpts from...
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St Andrews Game Jam
Can you create a themed video game in less than nine days? In this collaboration between multiple student societies, including the Esports Society, the Gaming...
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Natural Capital and Land Assetisation
A StACCS Workshop
Join us for a day-long workshop exploring land ownership, sustainability, and capital in Scotland and beyond. Hosted by the St Andrews Centre for Critical...
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Creative writing in the archive
Reclaiming the marginalised voices and imagined lives of eighteenth-century sex workers - Pay what you can £6 or £4
Working in the spaces between history and fiction with the premise that 'if you always do what you've always done, you'll always get what you...
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Global Wagnerism Study Day
This event will be a gathering of scholars from different disciplines and parts of the world. Each of the nine papers presented will highlight the enduring...
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StACCS Annual Showcase
Join us to celebrate the first year of the St Andrews Centre for Critical Sustainabilities (StACCS) at our inaugural annual showcase. Bringing together...
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CAES CCHRI inaugural St Andrews workshop
The Centre for Ancient Environmental Studies (CAES) is excited to announce that the Climate Change and History Research Initiative (CCHRI) has moved to the...
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Research Culture Cafe --- School of Medicine (staff)
Research Culture Cafe for staff at the School of Medicine
As part of our institutional Research Culture Action Plan 2026-2030 the School of Medicine will host a Research Culture Cafe on the 30th September from 2pm-5pm...
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The Way Out: Justice in the Queer Search for Refuge
In Conversation with Rebecca Buxton and Samuel Ritholtz - Co Hosts CPCS and CCRHR
In Conversation with Rebecca Buxton and Samuel Ritholtz
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A Feminist Political Economy of Trade
CGLG Seminar with Guest Speakers Adrienne Roberts and Silke Trommer
Providing a comprehensive feminist political economy analysis of gender and global trade, this book challenges existing approaches to gender in global trade...
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Dr Eve Holden (Durham) and Helena Kobayashi-Wood (NHS): Thinking about ADHD: Beyond the traits
School of Psychology and Neuroscience Friday seminar series
The School of Psychology and Neuroscience seminar series presents a talk by Dr Eve Holden and Helena Kobayashi-Wood titled "Thinking about ADHD: Beyond...
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Sterling A. Brown, storytelling and the Southern tour
Frustrated by the bureaucracy of the Federal Writers' Project, in the early 1940s, the poet Sterling A. Brown set off on a series of tours around the...
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Conference on Iranian Theatre
Alternative Discourses of Heroism and Emancipation in Iranian Theatre
Over the past two centuries, Iranian theatre has been at the forefront of emancipatory innovation in cultural production, both on its underground and official...
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Andrew Barron: Why the honey bee is smarter than ChatGPT
GRCDI Seminar
How smart is the honey bee really? This lecture considers how we might assess and compare intelligence in radically different forms of natural and artificial...
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Keju vs Jueju: Classical Chinese Poetry, Cosmology, and Power
by Dr Jonathan Stalling
In this lecture, Dr Stalling will explore the relationship and tensions between Classical Chinese 'regulated verse' as a testing diagnostic and as a...
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ISWS Seminar Series: U.S. National Security Decision Making --- Theory and Practice
Guest Speaker - Colonel Richard Hooker
Over previous decades the U.S. has evolved a formal system for national security decision making, usually referred to as "the interagency process,"...
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Film Studies Speaker Series: Dalila Missero (Lancaster)
"Visualize Women as a (Global) Collective: the International Conference Film and the Decade for Women (1975-85)"
"Visualize Women as a (Global) Collective: the International Conference Film and the Decade for Women (1975-85)" Dr Dalila Missero (Lancaster...
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Civil-Military Relations in a Politicized Post-Heroic Society
CGLG Seminar with Guest Speaker Wolfgang Wagner
Sub-title: The European Public and the Transformation of the Armed Forces from Interventionism back to Territorial Defense The position and role of the military...
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Counterterrorism Sanctions and Platform Content Moderation Infrastructure
Meta's governance of 'dangerous organisations and individuals - CSTPV Seminar Series with Gavin Sullivan
This paper follows how counterterrorism sanctions are translated and put into action through platform content moderation infrastructures. I argue that this...
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Carving Dragons: Composing Classical Chinese Poetry in English
A workshop with Jonathan Stalling
In this workshop, Professor Jonathan Stalling will lead participants on a brief nature walk followed by guided writing exercises to compose classical Chinese...
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The power of ideas: Fashions and myths in contemporary strategic thought
ISWS Seminar Series - Guest Speaker Chiara Libiseller
Research on war and strategy constantly produces new concepts that aim to capture the changing character of war. How are these new terms created; why do we need...
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The psychology of peaceful and violent political action:
Moral versus instrumental paths to collective mobilisation - CSTPV Seminar Series with Nils Mallock
Conventional wisdom, prominent theories of human behaviour, and standard approaches to policymaking often assume that individuals engage or disengage from...
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State Matters: theorising state fragmentation and consolidation from Iraq
MECACS Seminar Series with Guest Speaker Dr Nida Alahmad
Why does the state matter to its people? How do people know and experience the state? and how did the state come to be both desired and dreaded by its subjects?...
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Visualising the Eastern Mediterranean landscape
The conference seeks to bring together historians of the environment, art, archaeology and classical reception to discuss the importance of images for shaping...
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Identities in Motion: Practices, Enactment, Narration
CGLG Seminar with Guest Speaker Professor Jeffrey Checkel
If identity --- as theoretical construct or lived reality --- was ever some stable and 'neutral' entity, those days are rapidly...
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Reading (counter)terrorism through the colonial archive
CSTPV Seminar Series with Alice Finden
"This talk explores the possibilities presented by the colonial archive for critically approaching the study of terrorism. Broadly it argues that engaging...
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Not lost and not forgotten: the women and children from al Hol camp
CSTPV Seminar Series with Doug Weeks
This seminar will discuss the women and children from al Hol camp in Syria, and in particular what is needed to repatriate and reintegrate them. Repatriation is...
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Corporate mindset and bureaucratic kinship in international organizations
CGLG Seminar with Guest Speakers Bernhard Reinsberg and Nicole Nones - University of Glasgow
In this event, Bernhard Reinsberg (University of Glasgow) presents his paper with Nicola Nones on 'Corporate mindset and bureaucratic kinship: How leader...
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Act Local, Think Global: What Does It Mean for Sustainability Today?
This colloquium brings together colleagues from across the University of St Andrews and beyond to explore the enduring mantra 'act local, think...
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Using digital data to understand, predict and prevent extremist violence
CSTPV Seminar Series with Olivia Brown
"Despite growing and global concerns about harmful content proliferating online, there remains a significant gap in understanding the connection between...
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'Spectator of the Public'?
Virginia Woolf, popular theatre and the First World War
In April 1918, author Virginia Woolf attends the patriotic and propagandistic Albert de Courville revue Box o' Tricks at the London Hippodrome. Later, she...
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Churchill and de Gaulle: Secret Intelligence and the Failure of Franco-British Relations
ISWS Seminar Series - Guest Speaker Matt Hefler
During the Second World War, many wanted Britain and France to cooperate after the war -- to form a 'Western European Bloc' that could compete...
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Governing through repression: the Spatial Logics of State Power in Turkey (1923-2019)
CGLG Seminar with Guest Speaker Burçu Türkoğlu
Burcu Türkoğlu is a Visiting Postdoctoral Fellow in the Department of War Studies at King's College London. Previously, she was a lecturer in the...
