Event Archive

All are welcome to this series of public lectures organised by the King's Musuem.

The RCUK Digital Economy Theme seeks to transform the lives of people, communities and businesses through the design and deployment of innovative information and communication technologies. This conference is a multidisciplinary environment in which innovative thinkers and researchers are able to share ideas about how to make an impact on...

Jane Pirie, of the Special Collections Centre, offers a fascinating insight into the past lives and provenance of the rare books displayed in the exhibition 'Pharmacopoeia: The Art of Making Drugs.'

LECTURE TOPIC: Safety of Offshore Structures and Operations in the Oil and Gas Energy Sector.

This workshop is part of an international exhibition on OilScapes, which is on show at Peacock Visual Arts in Aberdeen from September – October 2012. The workshop brings together two of the artists whose work can be seen in the exhibition - Zeigam Azizov and Aga Ousseinov - with academics...

Choral Evensong for the Eve of the Feast of St Luke's with the Chapel Choir.

Latest research topics from the University of Aberdeen's Nepal Research Group.

Broadcaster and journalist James Naughtie returns to Aberdeen to give the Centre for the Novel Annual Lecture, as part of the Dickens in 2012 series to mark the bicentenary of the author's birth.

Lecture given by Aberdeen University's Botanic Garden Curator, Mark Paterson.

Imagine holding your smartphone at someone using sign language, and their words start to scroll across the screen.