23rd Jan
3.30pm, Staff Room, 6th Floor, Crystal Macmillan Building.
Gill Haddow (University of Edinburgh): Life with an Implantable Cardiac Defibrillator: The Becoming of the Everyday Cyborg.
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Lesley Thomson: Leading the charge on white-collar criminals |
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In this annual Edinburgh Leadership Lecture in partnership with the Institute of Directors, Lesley Thomson joins us to discuss her career prosecuting serious and organised crime and her expert insight on the confiscation of criminal assets. |
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University of Edinburgh Business School |
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Jon Smith, football’s super-agent, on negotiation and leadership |
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Super-agent to the stars Jon Smith deciphers the business of sports management, shedding light into some of the toughest negotiations in football history and his own journey of leadership. |
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University of Edinburgh Business School |
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1 February 2017 |
Prof Eugenio Rodriguez,Mapping the mind on the brain
Room G.06 in 50 George Square, at 6pm.
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Wednesday, 8 March
5.15pm, Room 3.03, 50 George Square
Triin Laidoner (University of Aberdeen): Continuity and Change in Old Norse Ancestor Beliefs.
[Centre for Nordic Research]
Wednesday, 15 February
5.15pm, Room G.06,
50 George Square.
Janet Garton (University of East Anglia): Sex and the City: Johan Borgen’s Little Lord and the Dawning of the Modern Age .
[Centre for Nordic Research]
Wednesday, 1 February
5.15pm, Room G.06, 50 George Square.
Stephen Harrison (University of Glasgow): How To Drown A Viking? Rethinking An Irish Account Of The Battle Of Clontarf.
[Centre for Nordic Research]
Wednesday, 25 January
5.15pm, Room G.06, 50 George Square.
Saku Tihveräinen (University of Helsinki / University of Edinburgh): The Finnish Workplace - How Finnish Employees Are Led.
[Centre for Nordic Research]
Friday, 20 January
4.15pm, Room G.06, 50 George Square.
Beyond Borealism: New Perspectives on the North: Book Launch and Reception.
[Centre for Nordic Research]
Friday 24 February
1.10pm, Room G.05, 50 George Square.
Dr Emily Lyle (University of Edinburgh): Presenting the history of oral culture three-dimensionally in actual and virtual museums This event forms part of the Festival of Creative Learning.
[Ceiltis agus Eòlas na h-Alba - Celtic and Scottish Studies]