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This interdisciplinary conference welcomes participants from a range of academic disciplines including history, folklore, anthropology, divinity and sociology whose research interests cover a wide range of topics exploring varying methods used by different cultures (both now and in the past) to look into the future and the rationale for so...

25 years on from Piper Alpha, the scars remain. Come and discuss how we can learn from such events and how safety priorities have evolved since.

The after school club for kids wanting to learn to code, and meet other kids like this too.

Dr Kristin Aavitsland will speak on her biography of one of Gerard Fischer's forerunners: Harry Fett (1875-1962), a prolific researcher on Norwegian medieval art and national antiquarian from 1913 to 1946.

What can lonely-heart water voles teach us about family rivalry? Join us at our final session for an intriguing discussion of the science behind the evolution of inter-family behaviour and the lessons we are learning from the animal kingdom.

A village barber shaves every villager who doesn’t shave himself. Does he shave himself? Whether you say ‘yes’ or ‘no’ you’ll be in trouble - as philosophers looking at such puzzles will tell you.

This talk is presented as part of the current exhibition at the Sir Duncan Rice Library.

Join the Friends of the Cruickshank Botanic Garden as they invite Timothy Walker to give the Noel Pritchard Memorial Lecture

This talk is presented as part of the current exhibition at the Sir Duncan Rice Library, Wanderlust: Travel Journals and Explorers' Notes.The exhibition features vivid writing contained in some of the travel journals and explorers' notebooks held with the University's Special Collections.

This talk is presented as part of the current exhibition at the Sir Duncan Rice Library, Wanderlust: Travel Journals and Explorers' Notes.The exhibition features vivid writing contained in some of the travel journals and explorers' notebooks held with the University's Special Collections.