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217-1 Lecture by Professor Sir Harry Burns entitled 'Wellbeing - what it is and what causes it? '
217-1 Lecture by Professor Sir Harry Burns entitled 'Wellbeing - what it is and what causes it? '
217-10 Lecture by Professor Alison Phipps entitled 'Between a border and a breath: refugee integration through languages and the arts'
217-10 Lecture by Professor Alison Phipps entitled 'Between a border and a breath: refugee integration through languages and the arts'
217-11 Lecture by Dr. Jeffrey Jay entitled "'From mass infanticide to compassionate care via 'The Wind in the Willows'"
217-11 Lecture by Dr. Jeffrey Jay entitled "'From mass infanticide to compassionate care via 'The Wind in the Willows'"
217-12 Lecture by Liz Davidson entitled 'Reconstructing the Mackintosh: and the race between education and catastrophe'
217-12 Lecture by Liz Davidson entitled 'Reconstructing the Mackintosh: and the race between education and catastrophe'
217-2 Lecture by Professor Keith Millar entitled “'A downright, thorough-going catastrophe' the loss in the Arctic of the 1845 ‘Franklin Expedition’"
217-2 Lecture by Professor Keith Millar entitled “'A downright, thorough-going catastrophe' the loss in the Arctic of the 1845 ‘Franklin Expedition’"
217-3 Lecture by Professor Tim Palmer entitled 'Predicting Earth’s weather and climate: how certain can we be?'
217-3 Lecture by Professor Tim Palmer entitled 'Predicting Earth’s weather and climate: how certain can we be?'
217-4 Lecture by Professor Tim Ingold entitled 'On building a university for the common good'
217-4 Lecture by Professor Tim Ingold entitled 'On building a university for the common good'
217-5 Lecture by Professor Louise Welsh entitled 'Not the end of the world, dystopia as nostalgia. The ongoing attraction of the apocalypse in fiction'
217-5 Lecture by Professor Louise Welsh entitled 'Not the end of the world, dystopia as nostalgia. The ongoing attraction of the apocalypse in fiction'