Women in science | online
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Under the surface of Scotland’s space industry | online
Witches of Scotland | online
Under the surface of Scotland’s space industry
Witches of Scotland
Women in science
Curious primate minds
Decolonial futures for ancestral remains in Scotland
(Re)wayat: renarrating Muslim Edinburgh
‘In colour’: the exhibition
Scotland: the green energy storage superpower? | online
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The secret world of data
The secret world of data | online
Monolinguals vs. multilinguals: who wins? | online
Surfacing diasporas | online
Uncovering Argyll’s African art collection | online
(Six feet) under the surface: the secrets of Greyfriars Kirkyard
Life’s not fair
Climate change: What’s food got to do with it?
Uncovering Argyll’s African art collection
Monolinguals vs. multilinguals: who wins?
Can you be a forensic scientist?
Ectocarpus: when seaweed meets dance
The future of the seabed
Surfacing diasporas
Under the surface of Arthur’s Seat
- A reasonable level of fitness is required to take part in this event as we will be walking from Holyrood over the northern flank of the hill to Dunsapie Loch and back round Queen’s Drive and Hunter’s Bog. 2-2.5 hours
- There is also at times rough and uneven terrain and up and down moderate hills (by Scottish standards!)
- People should bring water and wear suitable clothing (walking boots, waterproofs, walking pole)
Curious Edinburgh – self guided walking tours
‘In colour’: how art took over an observatory
The quest to cure Parkinson’s
No silver bullet: decarbonising aviation
Preventing cancer – who cares?
Under the surface of Arthur’s Seat
Understanding the bee-line
Digging up our Norse past
Exploring the climate crisis through poetry
Scotland: the green energy storage superpower?
Achieving net zero with human centred design
Barley: more than just a crop?
