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2025
November
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Nordic Read-Aloud Nordic Fellowship
-Join the Centre for Scandinavian Studies and 150,000 people across the Nordic region to hear ‘Dog, Cat and Mouse’ by Bárður Oskarsson read aloud in Danish, Norwegian, Swedish, Finnish, Icelandic, English and Doric! We will also read some myths in Old Norse (viking language).
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Faith on the Margins Conference
-The Centre for Autism and Theology is organising this three-day online conference in November.
October
September
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Royal Historical Society Visit: History and Interdisciplinary Approaches to the Digital Humanities
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Round table participants: Prof. Matthew Smith (UCL), Dr Jesús Sanjurjo-Ramos (Strathclyde), Dr William Hepburn (UoA), Dr Jen Walklate (UoA), James Costin (University Collections) Moderation: Prof. Jackson Armstrong Possible Topics: Report on the Project led by Jesús Sanjurjo-Ramos and Lloyd Belton (Glasgow), on the uses of Gen-AI tools and analysis of historical data in...
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Royal Historical Society Visit: Lecture by Professor Matthew Smith, UCL
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Twice Removed: Slavery, Big Data, and the Cultures of Caribbean Ancestral Histories
July
June
May
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Inaugural Aberdeen Medieval and Early Modern Conference
-Dear all We're pleased to announce that registration for the inaugural Aberdeen Medieval and Early Modern Conference is currently open. The theme for this two-day hybrid conference is ‘Reading the Marginal in Medieval and Early Modern Worlds’. The conference brings together an international programme of postgraduate and early career scholars from...
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George Washington Wilson Centre for Art and Visual Culture Through the Generations: Art History and its Disconformities
Please join us for the next George Washington Wilson Centre for Art and Visual Culture workshop: Through the Generations: Art History and its Disconformities Wednesday 28 May Lunch at 12.30pm for a 1.30pm start in CB009 This workshop aims to reassess the notion of "generations" and their relevance for systematizing and structuring the production...
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'Where every truth is felt as well as seen': Reconstructing Charles Lyell's early intellectual development, 1816-1827
-‘Where every truth is felt as well as seen’: Reconstructing Charles Lyell’s early intellectual development, 1816-1827 Felicity MacKenzie, University of Edinburgh Wednesday 21 May 2025 4-6 pm (NK14) and via Teams Centre for History and Philosophy of Science, Technology and Medicine, 51cg Sir Charles Lyell (1797-1875) is largely remembered as an influential geologist...