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2012
February
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Cafe Scientifique - Cremation's Carbon Footprint
Is cremation green? And do the ashes given back accurately reflect our remains? Come and hear about a new chemical alternative to cremation.
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Loyalty to the Sovereign and the Scottish Heralds
-A free public lecture hosted by King's Museum. Part of a series of Tuesday evening lectures on history, archaeology, anthropology and the arts. Contact : Kings Museum (01224) 274330
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Telemedicine - Not A Million Miles Away
What if you take ill but medical help is too far away?
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Jacobite Family Fun at the University Library
-Come along to the University Library this February half-term for free craft and storytelling events inspired by our Rebels with a Cause exhibition. Family event for all ages.
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Organ Recital
Music by J.S.Bach, F. Couperin and N de Grigny.
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Generations - Music for viola de gamba and harpsichord from the Marais, Forqueray and Bach families
A programme featuring music by three sets of fathers and sons: Marin and Roland Marais, J.S Bach and two of his sons (Carl Philip Emmanuael and Wilhelm Friedemann), and Antoine and Jean-Baptiste-Antoine Forqueray.
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Scotland, the Highlands and Tartan
-This event is part of a series of fascinating and engaging activities that accompanies the inaugural exhibition at the University’s impressive new Library, Rebels with a Cause: The Jacobites and the Global Imagination. The visual legacy of the Jacobites is immense for Scotland. It still lies at the very heart...
January
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Cross College Seminar on Food Security
-Presentation from a sustainable international development perspective on food security.
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Rebels with a Cause Curator's Talk
-Join Head of Museums Neil Curtis for a guided tour and discussion of the Rebels with a Cause:The Jacobites and the Global Imagination exhibition.
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Cafe Scientifique - Did Animals Invent Twitter?
-We think of Facebook and Twitter as human inventions. However animals have been using social media for decades.