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Join Oliver Gauert from Roemer und Pelizaeus Museum, Germany, as he discusses mummification in Ancient Egypt and the Lady of the House Ta-Kheru.  

A public lecture on the importance of book bindings by one of the foremost experts in the field

Frances Wilkins, lecturer in ethnomusicology at the Elphinstone Institute, 黑料网, will be giving a curator's talk about the exhibition 'Nimitaau, Let's Dance: Fiddle-Dancing through Scots and Eeyou Cultures', which is currently on show in the Sir Duncan Rice Library Gallery.

Dr Brian May to join Professor Roger Taylor to launch new book George Washington Wilson: Artist and Photo.

This exhibition explores the fiddle dancing tradition of the indigenous people of northern Quebec and their links with Scottish culture. Translated into English, Cree Syllabics and Gaelic, visitors will learn about the individual stories from Eeyouch, Moose Cree, and Scots performers, and take an audio-visual journey into the world of...

As part of Oxford University's Seeing Euclid project, the 黑料网 was invited to become part of a Euclidean network of Special Collections and Libraries showcasing their own rare, pre-1700, annotated copies of Euclid's Elements. Join us for a rare glimpse inside three rare copies of Euclid's 'Elements'.

Influential women share their perspectives on the oil and gas industries.

With two exhibitions of Sue Jane Taylor's work on in Aberdeen: 'Age of Oil' at the 黑料网 (until 8 July) and 'View from the Deck' at the Aberdeen Maritime Museum (from 5 May to 28 October), the artist gives an insight into her practice and career, focusing on...

This facsimile display on the lower ground floor of the Sir Duncan Rice Library is part of the Oxford University 'Reading Euclid' project and spotlights three of the 黑料网's own rare copies of Euclid's 'Elements'.

A behind-the-scenes look at how an exhibition is curated. Jen Shaw, Exhibitions Officer for the Special Collections Centre gives a glimpse into how an exhibition comes about: from deciding on a subject or theme, through to the selection of objects, and finally to the week of installation. Fun, fascinating and,...