Event Archive

A rare opportunity to see and hear the only exponents of traditional James Bay fiddle repertoire by Cree musicians and key tradition bearers (James and Daisy Cheechoo, who are both now in their eighties).

A lively discussion on the University of Aberdeens four Research Themes: Energy, Pathways to a Healthy Life. The North, Environment and Food Security. Chaired by Ken MacDonald, BBC Scotland Special Science Correspondent.

As part of the successful Three Cities Project, Professor Pete Stollery will present further new research at the Place seminar in Bergen.

Exhibition extended until 20 December 2013 due popular demand. Showcasing recent archaeological discoveries from western Alaska, excavated by a team from the University of Aberdeen in partnership with the Yup'ik Eskimo village of Quinhagak now on display, in the Old Aberdeen Town House.

This symposium brought together established and young scholars working on the military history of northern Europe. They explored the nature of warfare and the cultural transfer that took place on account of their high degree of mobility, and connections between military systems in the north and often studied in isolation....

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The University of Aberdeen has added Scientia to its collection of in-house magazines to coincide with the launch of the British Science Festival.

Twilight in Northern Painting

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At least two projects were discussed around each Stall and Round Table with individual projects being associated with large teams of researchers.