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2018
October
September
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EXPLORATHON
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EXPLORATHON will be back for the largest ever public engagement with research event, coordinated across over 300 cities on the one weekend.
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SCI Public Evening Lecture: The Art of Building Small
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Join us as we live-stream the SCI Public Evening Lecture series which is free and open to all.
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Financial wellbeing sessions
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Gavin Marshall from HSBC will host four Financial Wellbeing sessions for staff on 26 September, two in Old Aberdeen and two at Foresterhill. The sessions will take place as follows: Old Aberdeen 10:00 – 11:00, Regent Lecture Theatre, Old Aberdeen HSBC Financial Wellbeing Seminar (Making the Most of your Money) Managing your money can sometimes prove...
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World War One Centenary Concert
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This event was fully booked
THIS EVENT IS NOW FULLY BOOKED. UNFORTUNATELY THERE WILL BE NO FURTHER TICKETS RELEASED. WE APOLOGISE FOR ANY DISAPPOINTMENT CAUSED. Premiere performance of 'Requiem: The Souls of The Righteous' by Professor Paul Mealor OStJ
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Cafe Scientifique - You are when you eat - how time of eating influences body weight
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An informal way to engage with the latest topics in science *NEW VENUE - Tempo Café, Bon Accord Centre*
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The 2nd Joint meeting of the ISFP and PA Workshop
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The congress will take place in the beautiful and historic city of Edinburgh, UK. The first joint meeting of these societies was held in 2016 Shizouka, Japan and was an incredible success. We hope to emulate this accomplishment in Edinburgh where we strive to host an exciting and stimulating...
August
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Cafe Scientifique - The science of swearing
-An informal way to engage with the latest topics in science *NEW VENUE - Tempo Café, Bon Accord Centre*
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George Washington Wilson - Book Launch
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BOOKING FOR THIS EVENT IS NOW CLOSED, HOWEVER THERE WILL BE A SMALL NUMBER OF TICKETS AVAILABLE TO BUY ON THEW DOOR IF YOU WISH TO COME ALONG. CASH ONLY.
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Aberdeen Science Centre Stuff Worth Knowing: Dementia Myths Debunked
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Stuff Worth Knowing evenings are an opportunity to explore STEM happening locally and nationally. These take place from 7pm-8pm on the second last Thursday of each month.