26 February 2019

4.30pm, Chrystal MacMillan Building, Conference Room 2.15.

Dr John Mowbray (Napier University): An ego-centric network appproach to job search: findings from a study of the Scottish youth labour market

[Social Network Analysis in Scotland (SNAS)]

Thursday 31 January 2019 (at 16:30)

4.30pm, Chrystal MacMillan Building, Meeting Room 1 (1.01)

Dr Miguel Garcia Sancho Sanchez, Dr Jim Lowe, Rhodri Leng and Dr Gil Viry:  Integrating bibliometric network analysis and historiography for understanding collaboration in genomics research.

[Social Network Analysis in Scotland (SNAS)]

Friday 26th Oct:

Memory and Memorialisation in the People's Republic of China

Edinburgh Confucius Institute, 9.30am-5pm

This one day symposium will explore new approaches to the recent history of mainland China, with an emphasis on the preservation and contestation of memory. 

Panels:

Contested Pasts and Practices

Thursday 25th Oct:

Professor Margaret Hillenbrand (Oxford)

'Don't Look Now: the Nanjing Massacre and its Photographic Afterlives'

5.30-7.30pm, Seminar Room 1, Crystal MacMillan Building

Dr Anna Rush (Edinburgh; Independent scholar and translator).

Translating Shakespeare’s Life into Russian.

5 November 2018; 12 noon -1 pm; 50 George Square - Project Room 1.06.
   

Professor Bob Logie: 'Cognitive offloading: Why digital memory is bad for your brain”

[HCN Seminars]

Thursday 25th October, Dr Emily Thomas (Durham University), 'John Locke:

Newtonian Absolutist about Space and Time?', S37, Psychology Building, 7 George Square, 2.10pm

[Philosophy]

Monday, 22 October

17:00 - 18:00, Staff Room, 6th floor, CMB, 15a George Square

Roundtable on Dr Eirik Magnus Fuglestad’s book ‘Private Property and the Origins of Nationalism in the United States and Norway: The Making of Propertied Communities’ with Jonathan Hearn & Isabella Gabrovsky.

[ASEN-Edinburgh]