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2010
September
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Café Scientifique City
-Coffee and a Slice of Science. Our Café Scientifique series continues throughout Summer/Autumn 2010 in the City.
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Hall of Science
-Science on show!
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Manson, Oldmeldrum and Mosquitoes
This lecture is part of the University’s of Aberdeen’s Manson celebrations and also in association with the Aberdeen Medico-Chirurgical Society.
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Public Lecture: Universities' role in post-Genocide Reconciliation
-Professor Lwakabamba is Rector of the National University of Rwanda and a member of the Advisory Board for the Centre of Sustainable International Development. In this afternoon lecture he talks on Universities' role in post-Genocide Reconciliation, the case of the National University of Rwanda.
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Doors Open Day
Many of the most interesting University of Aberdeen buildings open their doors to the public as part of the nationwide initiative 'Doors Open Day'.
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TechFest In September
-TechFest In September, Aberdeen and the North East’s Annual Festival of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics returns for its 17th year with more events, workshops and shows than ever before.
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Fabric of the Land Exhibition
-A geology-inspired exhibition that explores links between art and science is to be held at the University of Aberdeen in association with diversified energy services company Senergy for the second successive year.
August
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Undergraduate Open Day
-The University is holding its University-wide pre-application Open Day.
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Andrew Blaikie: The Scots Imagination and Modern Memory
-University of Aberdeen returns to the Edinburgh Festival with events at The Festival of Politics in Holyrood, and a partnership event with Scottish Review of Books at Edinburgh International Book Festival.
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Night of the Dinosaurs
-Dinosaurs last ruled the earth around 65 million years before man, yet they continue to capture the imagination today. But should we really be so quick to say we’ve never seen a dinosaur, or to think that such old bones couldn’t tell us anything about modern medicine?