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Kings, Peasants and Places of Power: Control of the Assembly in Mediaeval Norway Seminar

First session in the UHI Institute for Northern Studies Seminar Series 2024-25

Tuesday 1 October 2024 7:00 pm

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Doors Open Day Dundee – Hawkhill House Guided Tours

The oldest building on the University of Dundee campus, Hawkhill House is an 18th century residence with many interesting features. It was also the birthplace of Sir James Alfred Ewing, pioneering engineer and codebreaker.

Sunday 29 September 2024 3:00 pm

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Explorathon @ The Riverside Museum

Join us at the Riverside Museum and take part in a range of interactive table-top activities which offer a unique opportunity to see behind the scenes of cutting-edge research and celebrate the innovation making a difference to your everyday life.

Friday 27 September 2024 12:00 pm

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The Transformation of Glasgow Zoology

Celebrate the centenary of the Zoology Building with a day filled with activities. Explore the Zoology Museum, attend a lecture on the history and transformation of Glasgow Zoology, take a guided tour of the historic Graham Kerr Building, and join a workshop on oyster habitats and nature restoration.

Saturday 21 September 2024 10:00 am

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Superhero Science

An interactive science talk exploring the real science of superheroes and their powers. 

Sunday 22 September 2024 2:00 pm

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Images of Impact Exhibition

Discover how Science & Engineering research at University of Glasgow is impacting the real world, with this specially curated images exhibition.

Monday 16 September 2024 8:00 am

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Researchers at Work: Tours of the ARC

Join us for tours of the University of Glasgow Advanced Research Centre, led by scientists, researchers and University of Glasgow staff. Find out what research is happening within the ARC. 

Wednesday 21 August 2024 12:30 pm

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Grand Opera: Who owns a melody?

On Saturday 21 September, the ‘Salonorchester’ will perform arranged versions of Vincenzo Bellini’s famous opera ‘Norma’, condensing the four and a half-hour long opera into just 12 minutes. This short talk by Prof Martin Kretschmer explores the legal and historical implications of turning a whole opera into a catchy selection of hits. What is a work? What kind of control can an author or publisher exercise over what other people do with their music? Watch the live performances at 1pm and 2pm and explore the background at this short talk at 1.30pm.  

Saturday 21 September 2024 1:30 pm

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