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2014
July
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Energy, Equity and Development Conference 2014
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Conference to discuss energy inequality and how to achieve energy equity.
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Cafe Scientifique - The Importance of Character Strengths for Learning and Success
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Your intellect is not the only thing crucial for successful learning - find out more about the other factors involved.
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Writing Henry James
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This public event explores how Henry James' fingerprints can still be found in the work of contemporary novelists.
June
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Cafe Philosophique: Where does Scott Pilgrim Live?
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Movies, Other Media and Metafiction. Film screening and talk with Professor Roy Cook, University of Minnesota
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Introduction to Gaelic Workshops
-Are you interested in learning more about Gaelic, or in finding out more about the University’s Gaelic Plan? Introduction to Gaelic workshops are free lunchtime sessions for staff and students wishing to learn more about the language and culture. The sessions will focus on the language’s history and role in Scotland...
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Poetic Aberdeen - Free Creative Writing Workshops
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Explore the poetic history of the city in these new workshops
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Meet the Scientist: Motor Neurone Disease Awareness Week
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An afternoon of short talks and interactive exhibitions about research into Motor Neurone Disease.
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Poetic Aberdeen - Free Creative Writing Workshops
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Explore the poetic history of the city in these new workshops.
May
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Scotland's future: the public decides
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The University is partnering the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) and the Aberdeen and Grampian Chamber of Commerce in a discussion event on the future of the UK and Scotland in light of September's referendum.
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Introduction to Gaelic workshops
-This event was cancelled
Are you interested in learning more about Gaelic, or in finding out more about the University’s Gaelic Plan? Introduction to Gaelic workshops are free lunchtime sessions for staff and students wishing to learn more about the language and culture. The sessions will focus on the language’s history and role in Scotland...