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2013
April
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Ian Alexander 'On Gardening'
Join the Friends of the Cruickshank Botanic Garden to hear the tale of a local couple bringing their gardening dreams to reality.
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Stem Cell Revolutions
Stem cells are in the news with hopes they may lead to new treatments. But what do they really do?
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Family Fun: Pictish Stones
-Delve into the mysteries of the Picts, the ancient people that used to inhabit Scotland more than a thousand years ago.
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Energy Industries Overview
-The University of Aberdeen is once more proud to host the annual Energy Industries Overview, now in its 20th year. With a proven track record, this first class training event provides a valuable business opportunity for those wishing to gain a greater understanding of the issues and activities of the...
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Choosing Food: Past, Present and Future
-A diverse panel of University staff including nutritionists, curators, neuroendocrinologists and social scientists will join forces as part of this year's Edinburgh Science Festival.
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Family Fun: Float Your Boat
-Come to our Family Fun regatta at the library for a day of boat craft and stories!
March
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CSID Nigeria Research Group Seminar
-The CSID Nigeria Research Group welcomes a distinuished delegation from the Ahmadu Bello University in Nigeria to present their current research. All are welcome.
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Discovery Day
Come and experience an array of scintillating science with researchers from the University of Aberdeen, and other experts, at this years Discovery Day during National Science and Engineering week in Aberdeen.
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Bring Your Own Brain III: Brain Injury and Repair
National Science and Engineering Week special! Damage to the spinal cord or brain can have serious and lifelong effects, physically and mentally, but new discoveries show how we can encourage the nervous system to repair itself. Hosted by Professor Peter McCaffery, a number of leading medical scientists from the University...
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Cafe Sci: From Hearing to Seeing.
National Science and Engineering Week special! Most sounds are a complex mix of signals that our brains then interpret. Come and discover how insights on how we hear can help us repair sight loss due to brain injury, with demonstrations and examples of new techniques.