Intersections

As part of Explorathon 2020, the University of St Andrews and Royal Conservatoire of Scotland present a concert of new music, the result of creative collaborations between St Andrews researchers and RCS composers

Wednesday 25 November 2020 1:00 pm

Citizen Fins

Who  doesn’t like dolphins? Find out how you can help them with your smartphone.

Tuesday 24 November 2020 6:00 pm

ChatSci – 28th Nov

Join an Edinburgh based researcher to discuss their work or something they find interesting in science. All in accessible terms thanks to our strictly  “No Jargon” rule!

Saturday 28 November 2020 6:00 pm

The Cabaret of Dangerous Ideas @ The Stand – 29th Nov

Take three top academics, three dangerous ideas, add one comedian and it’s the force of nature that is the Cabaret of Dangerous Ideas (CODI).

Sunday 29 November 2020 4:00 pm

Stimulate, Image and Explore – What Does Pain Look Like in the Brain?

Pain is something that almost everyone has had experience with, from stubbing our toes to getting a headache. This type of pain normally fades as we heal or goes away after taking pain killers. But what about pain that doesn’t go away or isn’t stopped by pain killers? Join the University of Glasgow for an engaging talk exploring what pain looks like in the brain.

Wednesday 25 November 2020 7:00 pm

Mapping Out Pain

Researchers at the University of Glasgow host a Facebook Live event aimed at anyone who wants to learn and talk about pain and arthritis.

The event will include the screening of short videos from researchers, an interactive quiz and a discussion about coping with pain.

Friday 27 November 2020 7:00 pm

Quilts 4 Cancer

Quilts 4 Cancer is a Royal Society of Chemistry supported project designed by Clare Hoskins and Kirsty Ross. Q4C aims to create quilts for adult patients with pancreatic cancer, with quilt designs inspired by the chemistry research that is currently happening in universities to understand and treat pancreatic cancer.

Monday 9 November 2020

Science and Sea Monsters

What can science tell us about sea monsters? Are they real?

Saturday 21 November 2020 3:00 pm