October 2016

Professor Linda Colley: Why do constitutions matter?

Event date: 
Wednesday 2 November 2016 to Thursday 3 November 2016
Time: 
18:00
Location: 
Playfair Library Hall, Old College, South Bridge, Edinburgh

Professor Linda Colley: Why do constitutions matter? 

John P. Mackintosh Memorial Lecture

Free, please register here

Basile Baudez (Université Paris-Sorbonne, Paris IV): Drawing for the public: Exhibiting architecture in late eighteenth-century France

Event date: 
Friday 4 November 2016
Time: 
14:30
Location: 
Elliot Room (Room 4.15) Maltings Minto House, 20 Chambers Street

Seminar
Drawing for the public: Exhibiting architecture in late eighteenth-century France

Basile Baudez, Maître de conférences en histoire du patrimoine
Université Paris-Sorbonne, Paris IV

In the Elliot Room (Room 4.15) Maltings Minto House, 20 Chambers Street
Friday 4 November 2016, 2.30-4pm
Followed by a wine reception

[ESALA Edinburgh College of Art]

 

 

 

Working for Peace and Justice in the Middle East. With Hind Khoury, Kairos Palestine

Event date: 
Tuesday 1 November 2016 to Wednesday 2 November 2016
Time: 
17:00
Location: 
Elisabeth Templeton Room, New College / Café Camino, St Mary’s RC Cathedral

5pm, Tuesday 1st November 2016

Elisabeth Templeton Room, New College,

University of Edinburgh (hosted by Centre for Theology and Public issues)

 

7.30pm, Tuesday 1 November 2016

Café Camino, St Mary’s RC Cathedral

Little King Street, Edinburgh

Cognitive testing workshop

Event date: 
Tuesday 13 December 2016
Location: 
7 George Square

CCACE is running a 1-day workshop on cognitive testing in ageing research on 13th December in 7 George Square. Our own Human Cognitive Testing Officer, Chloe Fawns-Ritchie, will teach the morning session on cognitive testing in healthy cognitive ageing research while Professor Sharon Abrahams from the Department of Psychology will teach the afternoon session on cognitive testing in MCI and Alzheimer's disease patients.

 

If you are interested in what cognitive tests can be used for your ageing studies and the practicalities of using them then this workshop is for you!

Dr Alvin Lim (National University of Singapore, IASH Fellow): Performing Islands: Travelling Performers, Performance Practices and Festivals.

Event date: 
Wednesday 31 May 2017 to Thursday 1 June 2017
Time: 
13:00
Location: 
Institute for Advanced Studies in the Humanities, 2 Hope Park Square

Dr Alvin Lim (National University of Singapore, IASH Fellow): Performing Islands: Travelling Performers, Performance Practices and Festivals.

Institute for Advanced Studies in the Humanities Work in Progress seminar. All welcome.

[Institute for Advanced Studies in the Humanities]

 

Carmen Berenguer & Raquel Olea CANCELLED

Event date: 
Monday 31 October 2016 to Tuesday 1 November 2016
Time: 
11:00
Location: 
David Hume Tower LG.07

CANCELLED

Carmen Berenguer & Raquel Olea "Conversacones sobre poesía chilena"

31 October 2016, 11.00am

David Hume Tower LG.07

The event will be entirely in Spanish

[Hispanic Studies Research seminar]

Dr Eric Stoddart ( St Andrews): Surveillance and the Common Good: Why Privacy Concerns Are Just the Tip of the Iceberg

Event date: 
Monday 31 October 2016 to Tuesday 1 November 2016
Time: 
14:00
Location: 
Neil MacCormick Room (Room 9.01), David Hume Tower

Monday 31 October at 2pm in Neil MacCormick Room (Room 9.01), David Hume Tower. Dr Eric Stoddart from University of St Andrews will present on the following topic:
 

Surveillance and the Common Good: Why Privacy Concerns Are Just the Tip of the Iceberg

 
An abstract of the talk can be found on our website.
 

Leaps in the Dark - Nursing Studies alumni conference

Event date: 
Friday 4 November 2016
Location: 
John McIntyre Conference Centre, Pollock Halls, the University of Edinburgh

We invite alumni to join us at our alumni conference to help mark the 60th anniversary of Nursing Studies at the University of Edinburgh. The event will bring together our diverse range of nursing graduates in a mix of talks and workshops to document the ‘leaps’ taken by individuals and groups during each of the six decades of our history.

It will be a chance to meet old friends and make new ones while learning how nursing studies is shaping the future for nursing as a profession and a research-led discipline.