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2025
October
September
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Royal Historical Society Visit: History and Interdisciplinary Approaches to the Digital Humanities
-Round table participants: Prof. Matthew Smith (UCL), Dr Jesús Sanjurjo-Ramos (Strathclyde), Dr William Hepburn (UoA), Dr Jen Walklate (UoA), James Costin (University Collections) Moderation: Prof. Jackson Armstrong Possible Topics: Report on the Project led by Jesús Sanjurjo-Ramos and Lloyd Belton (Glasgow), on the uses of Gen-AI tools and analysis of historical data in...
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Royal Historical Society Visit: Lecture by Professor Matthew Smith, UCL
-Twice Removed: Slavery, Big Data, and the Cultures of Caribbean Ancestral Histories
July
June
May
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Inaugural Aberdeen Medieval and Early Modern Conference
-Dear all We're pleased to announce that registration for the inaugural Aberdeen Medieval and Early Modern Conference is currently open. The theme for this two-day hybrid conference is ‘Reading the Marginal in Medieval and Early Modern Worlds’. The conference brings together an international programme of postgraduate and early career scholars from...
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George Washington Wilson Centre for Art and Visual Culture Through the Generations: Art History and its Disconformities
Please join us for the next George Washington Wilson Centre for Art and Visual Culture workshop: Through the Generations: Art History and its Disconformities Wednesday 28 May Lunch at 12.30pm for a 1.30pm start in CB009 This workshop aims to reassess the notion of "generations" and their relevance for systematizing and structuring the production...
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'Where every truth is felt as well as seen': Reconstructing Charles Lyell's early intellectual development, 1816-1827
-‘Where every truth is felt as well as seen’: Reconstructing Charles Lyell’s early intellectual development, 1816-1827 Felicity MacKenzie, University of Edinburgh Wednesday 21 May 2025 4-6 pm (NK14) and via Teams Centre for History and Philosophy of Science, Technology and Medicine, University of Aberdeen Sir Charles Lyell (1797-1875) is largely remembered as an influential geologist...
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Experiential Learning: Arts, Heritage, & the Environmental Humanities
-Wednesday 21st May 10am-6pm Join us for a day of events exploring Experiential Learning in the Arts, Heritage, and Environmental Humanities here at the University of Aberdeen. There is a long-established tradition of Experiential Learning in the Performing Arts, Business and STEM subjects. However, this kind of Experiential Learning is less...
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2025 Gifford Lectures
Singed by the Flame of Ambition: St. Paul and Scheler on Striving for Superiority