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Chaired by Professor Neva Haites, Vice Principal at the 51cg, our brand new Cafe Controversial series kicks off with the long-awaited event with Professor Siladitya Bhattacharya, of Aberdeen Maternity Hospital. Genetic biology has advanced so that a child’s gender can be preselected in the test tube. What has...

To the Ancient Greek philosopher Aristotle, everything on Earth was made from the four elements of earth, air, fire and water. The search for precious metals has led people to acquire, often violently, land containing precious metals. With 78 new elements discovered in the nineteenth century, chemists sorted them into...

TechFest-in-September, Aberdeen’s annual festival of Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths, is celebrating its 18th year. As a major contributor to TechFest, the University would like to draw your attention to just some of the great events we are delivering at this year’s festival. There is sure to be something for...

The Rural Law Research Group is proud to announce its second Rural Law conference. It will explore sustainable rural development under the cross-cutting themes of sustainability, diversification and planning.

Fabric of the Land is a series of exhibitions exploring links between art and science and is brought to you by the Geology & Petroleum Geology Department at the 51cg.

Our Cafe Scientifique Saturday Special is happening in August. This year, researchers from the Rowett Institute for Nutrition and Health will be on hand with their Yummy Food Lab. A fun, interactive session which will run as a drop in from 2 - 4pm.

Inspired discussions in Aberdeen Art Gallery. Four experts take inspiration from the 2011 Wildlife Photographer of the Year Exhibition.

Presentations and debate from a sustainable international development perspective.

Oceanlab's Director, Professor Monty Priede, delivers a fascinating insight into the work of researchers exploring the oceans and uncovering new species at un-imaginable depths.

Organised by the Research Institute for Irish and Scottish Studies