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Explorathon - Cafe Controversial

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Explorathon - Cafe Controversial
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Join researchers as they try to make sense of the current crises facing the world

At a time when every headline feels like a warning siren, how do we make sense of crisis? From political upheaval to personal burnout and cultural panic, Cafe Controversial brings together sharp minds, bold opinions, and curious people for an evening of lively discussion on the crises shaping our world — and ourselves.

Taking part on the night are:

Konstantina Martzoukou - The eggs have been cracked: why AI education can't wait.

Gearoid Millar - The diminishing value of peace

David Smith

Sarah Sivers - When one crisis is just the start: how parents and doctors struggle to navigate the overlapping crises that comes with a child's terminal illness

Thomas Weber - The world in crisis: 1926 to 2026

Expect provocative talks, challenging questions, and conversations that continue long after the event ends.

This event is being held in partnership with the Robert Gordon University.

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Public Engagement with Research Unit

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Lemon Tree

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