Past events
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HybridRead MoreAfter the storm: Rebuilding cultural identity and local knowledge
How can communities rebuild and preserve identity after disaster?
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(Roundtable) Healing histories
A roundtable style workshop on how perceptions of what is considered knowledge and whose contributions are recognised have long been shaped by power.
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In search of lost medieval royal tombs
The history of Scotland’s royal burial site and what new technology is telling us about its past.
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Through the stained-glass window: The science, history and conservation of stained glass
What history and technology tell us about Dunfermline Abbey’s stained-glass windows.
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Policy pitch: Vote for a better future!
PhD students pitch research-informed policy to tackle social challenges, and they want to hear from you!
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Making the ‘Orkney Sequence’ – How collaboration works in the arts
In celebration of Orkney’s summer and winter solstices, artist Victoria Crowe and composer Gemma McGregor collaborated on the Orkney Sequence.
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Scotland’s unpaid carers: Stories of care
A workshop recognising, thanking and celebrating Scotland’s unpaid carers.
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(Talk) Can a zoo change how we feel about nature?
Connecting with nature is something that comes naturally for us, right? Explore the science behind the benefits of feeling closer to nature.
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Edinburgh’s own gorge: the story of the Hermitage of Braid
Join us for this walking tour of the beautiful Hermitage of Braid to discover its history and biodiversity.
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AI in healthcare: How much can we trust it?
Artificial intelligence is becoming a big part of modern healthcare. But how much responsibility should we trust AI with?
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Who owns the Clyde?
An investigation into the ownership and future of Scotland’s most famous river.
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Expressing the Earth: A haiku poetry workshop
Explore the heart of Edinburgh through a guided poetry workshop exploring geopoetics.
Upcoming events
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Eating and the moral order: Past and present
The dietary order has always been part of the moral order, but the idioms linking them have historically changed.
