Posts categorised as ‘Exchange magazine’
Behold the Man Images of the dead Christ have inspired this body of work by Fay […]
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Tags: All Quiet in the Weston Gallery, Behold the Man, Fay Mummery, First World War, Hiding Out, Jackie Berridge, Perfume and Savages, Permindar Kaur
War and diplomacy on Rome’s northern frontier Archaeology NOW When: Wednesday 14 May 1pm Where: Djanogly […]
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Tags: Cigarettes, Resisting the Cold War: India and the politics of superpower propaganda, Sailors and the British Home Front: the war and the tobacco industry, Soldiers, War and diplomacy on Rome's northern frontier
Events
May Fest 2014 Saturday 10 May, 11am to 5pm at various venues around University Park. Admission […]
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Tags: Chinese films, May Fest 2014, NCIFF, Nottingham Chinese Independent Film festival, University's annual open day
Spotlight
Lifetime Achievement Award for University professor The University’s Professor Jane Seymour, who has conducted groundbreaking research […]
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Tags: Asha Khemka, Dr Sarah Freeman, horse colic, Lifetime Achievement Award, Professor Jane Seymour
Bulletin board
Head of the Department of Archaelogy promoted Professor Mark Pearce, Head of the Department of Archaeology, […]
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Tags: Chair in Maritime Law at the University, Haydn Green Institute for Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Head of the Department of Archaeology, Professor Mark Pearce, Professor Sarah Dromgoole, The Conversation
Baptism of fire for WW1 curator
Stories from the First World War are being revealed for the first time at a University […]
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Tags: All Quiet in the Weston Gallery: The First World War, Hayley Cotterill, manuscripts and special collections, Weston Gallery
Mastering the craft
The University is tapping into our national appreciation of beer by introducing a new full-time Masters […]
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Tags: Director of Brewing at the University, Dr David Cook, Head of Brewing Science at Nottingham, MSc in Brewing Science and Practice, Professor Joanne Hort, SABMiller Chair in Sensory Science
A tale of two bikes
Potholes, punctures, wild dogs and heatstroke — staff cyclists are braving it all as they pedal […]
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Tags: A Tale of Two Bikes, Children’s Brain Tumour Research, Gavin Scott, Life Cycle 4
Celebrating 10 years of Ningbo
Celebrations are planned over the next year to mark ten years since The University of Nottingham […]
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