06/11/2018 - 18:30
Gordon Aikman Lecture Theatre, 32 George Square
Prof. Jonathan Wyatt: 'Out here a man settles his own problems': fathers, identity, and learning from John Wayne.
30/10/2018 - 18:30
Gordon Aikman Lecture Theatre, 32 George Square
Rob Ogden (Head of Conservation Genetics at the Roslin Institute): Wildlife Forensics – Identification for Conservation
23/10/2018 - 18:30
Gordon Aikman Lecture Theatre, 32 George Square
Lucy Weir: Fluid States: Gender and Identity.
Lucy Weir is a Teaching Fellow, Modern and Contemporary Art at Edinburgh College of Art, the Convenor of SEXES research group and Visiting Lecturer in Dance at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland.
16/10/2018 - 18:30
Gordon Aikman Lecture Theatre, 32 George Square
Prof. Charles Raab: Personal Identity: Implications for the Individual, Society and the State.
Prof. Charles Raab is a Director of the Centre for Research into Information, Surveillance and Privacy and is a founder of the Scottish Privacy Forum: Personal Identity: Implications for the Individual, Society and the State.
6.30pm, Gordon Aikman Lecture Theatre, 32 George Square.
Dr Katie Overy (Edinburgh College of Art, Institute for Music in Human and Social Development): The musical brain: from child development to ageing and dementia. www.ocw.ed.ac.uk.
[Our Changing World]
5.15pm, LG.10, David Hume Tower.
Maria Papadaki: Settlement Patterns in the Byzantine Peloponnese (11th–12th Centuries): A Reconstruction Based on Old and New Evidence.
[Byzantine Studies]
Thurs 8 Nov
16.00, Seminar Room 1, Chrystal MacMillan Building, George Square
Jesse Olszynsko-Gryn (University of Strathclyde): A woman's right to know: Pregnancy testing in twentieth-century Britain.
[History of Science, Medicine and Technology with the Histories of Gender and Sexuality research group]
Wed 24 Oct
16.00, Room G.16, William Robertson Wing, Doorway 4, Old Medical School,
Katherine Paugh (University of Oxford): Venereal disease and the history of medical knowledge in the Atlantic world.
[History of Science, Medicine and Technology with the Histories of Gender and Sexuality research group]
Thurs 11 October
13.00 in room G.15, William Robertson Wing, Doorway 4, Old Medical School
Richard Oosterhoff (University of Edinburgh): The untutored mind in early modern Europe.
Wednesday 17 Oct
Avner Offer (University of Oxford)
‘Patient and impatient capital: time horizons and market boundaries’
Meadows Lecture Theatre, Doorway 4