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2014
April
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Curator's Talk
-A free talk from Neil Curtis, co-curator of 'Fiji, Scotland and the Making of Empire'
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Cafe Scientifique- Seeing into old age?
-Vision often worsens with age but is it the eyes always to blame? Come and discuss the role of the brain in vision-related changes during healthy ageing.
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Cafe Controversial- GM Crops: Raking up the facts
-GM crops have attracted much publicity over the years- most of it negative. Come and explore the science behind the headlines and explore what place GM has in modern agriculture
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Cafe Scientifique Inverness- What's All the Noise About?
-As human activity on the oceans increases, noise pollution has become a hot topic. Why is sound so important to marine animals, and how are researchers evaluating whether wildlife are at risk from industrial noise?
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A Musical Uni
-A small exhibition providing insights into the University of Aberdeen's past and present musical activities.
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PG Focus Fortnight
-Taking place across campus from 21st April to Friday 2nd May, PG Focus Fortnight is your opportunity to find out about postgraduate study and the full range of taught masters programmes available at the University.
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Family Fun: World in a Box
-Suitable for families with children aged 3-10 years but all welcome
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Prehistoric roundhouses of northern Britain: Origins and development
-A free lecture by Dr Rachel Pope of the University of Liverpool, organised by the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland
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CafeMED Aberdeen: Blood donation - where does it go?
-A season of informal discussions bringing together the public with leading figures in medicine and biosciences. All events are FREE to attend.
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"Forging partnerships for maternal and neonatal health improvement: insights from Malawi, Kenya, Nigeria and The Gambia"
-Three presentations followed by a panel discussion