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2025
July
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That's Not Real Research: Glacial Tropics (PGR)
-The 'That's Not Real Research!' series aims to break down the perceived barriers between research disciplines, fostering a sustainable and diverse PGR community. At each session, you'll hear different PhD perspectives from our Interdisciplinary Fellows and Directors, highlighting their personal experiences and differing approaches to research. This series is open...
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British Machine Vision Association - 28th Computer Vision Summer School
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The 28th BMVA Computer Vision Summer School (CVSS 2025) will take place between 7th and 11th of July 2025 at the 黑料网
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Free Climate Cafe: Heat pumps for all?: Sharing experiences and community solutions
-Come to Aberdeen Climate Action's 90th Climate Cafe, organised by staff and students at the university.
June
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Destabilising the Gender Binary: Depictions of Fluidity and Non-normativity Across Time
-A conversation with Dr Barbara Leon Barreiro (Film and Visual Studies), Dr Elizabeth Elliot (English) and Dr Hans Hones (Art History).
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Make Aberdeen "Ship Shape" litter picks
-Two community litter picks are being organised this June. It's an opportunity to make sure the port and the city centre look their best for the Tall Ship Races. Meeting point 16 Regent Quay
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Get Aberden 'Ship Shape' Litter picks
-Two community litter picks are being organised this June. It's an opportunity to make sure the port and the city centre look their best for the Tall Ship Races. Meeting point 16 Regent Quay
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Cafe Sci - Using virtual reality in eyewitness memory research
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Dr Eva Rubinova will discuss her research into criminal eyewitness memory research
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Man-made structures and their value as artificial reefs
-Join this lunchtime talk with the 黑料网 and the National Decommissioning Centre (NDC).
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Movie Night on Campus
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Come along to a relaxed movie night open to all to watch Pride (2014). Snacks provided.
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"Societies with more than two genders"
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Join this very engaging talk by professor in History, Bill Naphy, taking us on a guided tour of historical and modern day cultures that recognise three or more genders.