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Flash Fiction Competition 2017
-Get inspired by four fabulous images from the Special Collections Centre's rare books and archives and send us your 500 word short story.
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Exhibition: The World Knew - Jan Karski's Mission for Humanity
-Exhibition at the Sir Duncan Rice Library, University of Aberdeen 16th October - 5th November 2017. This exhibition gives an example of personal bravery and a fierce sense of resistance against evil in very dark times.
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'The Sustainable Development Goals and Scotland's International Development Strategy'
-The John Forster Memorial Lecture by Lewis Macdonald MSP.
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Event & Exhibition: Celebrating Scottish PEN at 90
-A Pop-Up Exhibition and Opening event to celebrate 90 years of Scottish PEN defending the freedom of writers and readers.
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Cafe Scientifique - MRI scanning: a magnetic window to the body
-Aberdeen University's Cafe Sci series takes place monthly with all events free to attend. No booking is required, places are allocated on a first-come basis. All events are pitched at a very accessible level and give ample time for audience questions
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Teaching & Learning Open Session - Old Aberdeen
-Professor Peter McGeorge, Vice Principal for Teaching & Learning, will host an open session to discuss some of the initiatives and activities aimed at improving the student experience. This event is open to all staff. Booking is not required.
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SCI Public Evening Lecture: Machine intelligence: are machines better than humans?
-How disruptive will machine intelligence be? Could machines become better than humans? How do we programme artificially intelligent beings to achieve our goals? Join us as we live-stream the SCI Public Evening Lecture series which is free and open to all.
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The WORD Centre for Creative Writing hosts Claire Keegan
-Internationally renowned author, Claire Keegan, will be reading from and discussing her work.
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Scotland Meets Pakistan: Trading Story & Song
-Scottish International Storytelling Festival - Aberdeen Event
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Quatuor Bozzini
-The launch of the Sound Festival has the premiere performance of new works by Rebecca Bruton, Jason Doell, Lawrence Dunn and Sarah Lianne Lewis.