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2026
May
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The RV Jones Lecture with Professor Timothy Leighton
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The Impact of Bubble Acoustics on Climate Change, Spaceships, Dolphins and the Antibiotic Apocalypse.
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David Buchan Lecture: Connecting People, Connecting Culture
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To celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Elphinstone Institute, the speaker for this year's Buchan Lecture will be Director of the Elphinstone Institute, Dr Thomas McKean
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Fighting Forgetfulness: Palestinian Folktales and Memory Development
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Elphinstone Institute Public Lecture Series
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Café Sci - The Role that Geoscience Plays in Energy Transition
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Join us for our May Café Sci where Professor John Underhill will discuss how geoscience is helping society tackle the challenges and offers solutions that shape the path towards a more sustainable and resilient energy future.
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Zoology Museum Tour 12:00-12:45
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Brought to you by students from the Zoology and Biological Sciences Society.
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WayWORD Spring Programme 2026
-Ahead of the WayWORD 2026 festival in October, the WayWORD team has organised some exciting events for their Spring programme to give you a taste of what is to come.
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University of Aberdeen Concert Series - Opera Society Concerts
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Possibly one of the most well known chamber operas, Dido and Aeneas tells a story of love, loss... and witches. UoA Opera Society presents this short opera in a staged setting with orchestra and harpsichords!
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University of Aberdeen Concert Series - Composer's Day Concerts 2026
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Come along to our 3rd annual Composer's Day with UoA Concert Band, Spectrum Ensemble and Ensemble Haar
April
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University of Aberdeen Concert Series - Ogston Performance Prize Finals
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Named for long-time friend and benefactor Professor Derek Ogston CBE. The Ogston Prize is the University of Aberdeen's annual music performance prize.
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University of Aberdeen Concert Series - Student Showcase
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A fantastic evening of performances from our 3rd, 4th and Masters students. This should be a hugely popular event, showcasing what our students can do.