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2019
May
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Open session with the Principal (Old Aberdeen)
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Professor George Boyne will host an open session for staff to give an update on the institutional strategy development. He’ll also discuss progress in 2018/19 and priorities for 2019/20. This event is open to all staff and no booking is required.
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Cafe Scientifique - Is exercise bad for our joints?
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An informal way to engage with the latest topics in science
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Open session with the Principal (Foresterhill)
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Professor George Boyne will host an open session for staff to give an update on the institutional strategy development. He’ll also discuss progress in 2018/19 and priorities for 2019/20. This event is open to all staff and no booking is required. A second session will be held in Old Aberdeen, click here...
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Continuing Professional Development - Philosophy with Children
-The University of Aberdeen will host a Continuing Professional Development (CPD) event for primary and secondary educators on Philosophy with Children on the King's College Campus. The course provides professional development in facilitating group discussion on philosophical topics (Philosophical Inquiry) as a method for developing pupil skills at the core of...
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Cafe MED - Live well with arthritis
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Bringing the public, researchers and clinicians together
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Can Blockchain Unlock our Wildlife Wealth?
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Part of the Stuff Worth Knowing series at Aberdeen Science Centre
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Evening Lecture: Iron and Elephants, Jade and Horses
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Iron and Elephants, Jade and Horses: Materials and Interaction in Ancient East Asia.
April
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Open sessions with Peter McGeorge (Foresterhill)
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Peter McGeorge, Vice-Principal Education, will host two open sessions this month.
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Cafe MED - The pros and cons of exercise
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Bringing the public, researchers and clinicians together
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Friends of Aberdeen University Library AGM, followed at 6.30pm by a talk: Testing Times
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New health treatments and medicines are "scientifically proven using tests", but this is not new, in fact it is ancient.