Future events
For further details of these events, contact Jane Lund, 01224 395000.
For details of other public science events in Scotland, visit Engaging Scotland.
7 - 8 September 2010
- RERAD funded workshop “UK Climate Projections as a Research Tool” CCT First workshop
13 September 2010
Techfest: The Importance of Body Odour to Scots Pine
Like other coniferous trees, Scots Pine contains chemicals which can be toxic or repellent against herbivores and pathogens. Concentrations vary widely between individual trees but how does this variation influence the biodiversity of their associated community?
Speaker: Glenn Iason
Location: Satrosphere at lunchtime
14 - 15 September 2010
- Our Virtual Landscape Theatre will be at the British Science Festival, Birmingham
15 September 2010
- Our Climate Change Installation will be at Satrosphere, Aberdeen from this date.
15 - 17 September 2010
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International Symposium: The End of Tradition? Aspects of Commons and Cultural Severance in
the LandscapeSheffield Hallam University
Download leaflet (includes booking form and programme)
18 September 2010
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Our research station at Glensaugh is participating in the North East Scotland Preservation Trust's doors open day event. There will be two guided tours at 1000 and 1400 leaving from the farm office.
Visitors are welcome at any time but this event will allow you to learn more about what we do and "what we keep in our sheds".
21 September 2010
Techfest: Flood Resilient Communities
How can we improve flood risk planning and implement good flood warnings? How should we respond to differences in how flood risk information is interpreted and utilised and improve resilience to consequences of flood risk?
Speaker: Simon Langan
Location: Huntly Library at lunchtime
21 - 22 September 2010
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25th New Phytologist Symposium: Colonization of the terrestrial environment
Clifton Hill House, University of Bristol
17 - 19 October 2010
Location: Arizona State University
For further conference details see: www.glp2010.org
2 - 4 November 2010
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3rd International Workshop on Criminal and Environmental Soil Forensics
Location: Long Beach, California
Abstract submission deadline - 11 May 2010
5 November 2010
- Development Studies Association annual conference
"Values, Ethics and Morality". Church House, Westminster on Friday 5th November.
11 November 2010
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Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh
Fungi perform pivotal roles in all Scottish ecosystems as carbon and nutrient recyclers and as mutualist and pathogenic partners of plants. Dr Andy Taylor from Macaulay Land Use Research Institute will discuss fungal diversity in Scotland and its origins.
Read Full Details ›› Listed in: Walks and Talks
11 - 12 November 2010
Enhancing environmental sustainability through inter-disciplinary action
Aberdeen Centre for Environmental Sustainability, University of Aberdeen
Workshop for early career researchers and PhD students interested in working in interdisciplinary research
13 - 14 November 2010
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Fungi & Plants - best pals or sworn enemies?
Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh
Fungal interactions with plant roots are beneficial, but some fungi attack plants. Join Dr Andy Taylor from Macaulay Land Use Research Institute and Dr Sarah Green from Forest Research (Forestry Commission) to explore the complicated relationships between fungi and plants.
20 - 21 August 2011
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ACES 2011
Art inspired by conflicts in Conservation, Aberdeen Centre for Environmental Sustainability (ACES)Aberdeen Arts Centre
Contact Lesley Kirkton or Anna Evely for more information.
22 - 24 August 2011
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ACES 2011
Conservation Conflicts: Strategies for Coping with a Changing World
International Science And Policy Conference, Aberdeen Centre for Environmental Sustainability (ACES)Aberdeen Arts Centre
Contact Lesley Kirkton or Anna Evely for more information.
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