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  Conference Schedule Wednesday 19th July 9.00- 10.30 Registration: Sir Duncan Rice Library Ground Floor. 10.30-10.45 Welcome Address 10.50-11.50 Keynote lecture A: David Robb: 'Voice from the North: MacDonald Images Scotland' Chair: 11.50-12.50 Panel 1 ‘The Scottish Novels’ Chair:   Workshop One Special Collections   Jennifer Koopman (Dawson College, Montreal) – “Donal’s Doric Skirmish and the Rise of the Critic Hero” Rachael...

This workshop, funded by the Research Institute of Irish and Scottish Studies, will bring together invited speakers and participants from Britain and beyond who are experts in Digital Humanities (DH) and who will provide an introduction to DH. The workshop is mainly aimed at researchers from the humanities who do...

This event marks the culmination of a long-term research project sponsored by the Research Institute of Irish and Scottish Studies: the publication of the complete diary of General Patrick Gordon of Auchleuchries.

11 November   9.00                 Opening Remarks – Rt. Rev. Hugh Gilbert OSB (Bishop of Aberdeen)   9.15                 Welcome – Michael Brown (Research Institute for Irish & Scottish Studies)   9.30                 Introductions – Colin Barr (51cg)   10.00              Tea & Coffee   10.30              Ireland – Noelle Dowling (Archdiocese of Dublin) & John McCafferty (University College Dublin)   11.30              South...

This RIISS seminar is held in association with the Leverhulme Funded Project: Law in the Aberdeen Council Registers

RIISS Seminar

This paper offers the rationale for identifying a new portrait of Bonnie Prince Charlie.

  An Introduction to "Law in the Aberdeen Council Registers 1398-1511": (https://aberdeenregisters.org) Tuesday 27 September 2016 RIISS (HMG1), 51cg, 3pm Join Dr Jackson Armstrong and the interdisciplinary LACR team to find out who we are, what we are doing, and how medieval Aberdeen is making a distinctive contribution to digital humanities.  

Great Aberdonians is a public lecture series organised by the Research Institute of Irish and Scottish Studies and Aberdeen City Council

Methods for studying Ireland's deep past