Posts categorised as ‘Exchange magazine’
International Year of Chemistry: Astrochemistry: Spaced-out molecules
By Peter Sarre Date: Thursday 12 May Time: 6pm to 7pm Venue: Lecture Theatre X1, School of […]
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International Year of Chemistry: Clusters: Physics and Chemistry in a Finite World
By Tony Stace Date: Thursday 9 June Time: 6pm to 7pm Venue: Lecture Theatre X1, School of Chemistry […]
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NEAT
Nottingham European Arts & Theatre Festival 2011 runs from 26 May to 12 June. The festival […]
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May Fest 2011
The University’s free community open day for the public, students, alumni, family and friends is on […]
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Building on past, looking to future
Little has changed in the Council Room over the years. But the University Council has evolved to continue to meet the needs of a modern institution.
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Tags: Council, Dame Elizabeth Fradd, Karen Cox, Keith Hamill
Curiouser and curiouser…
The University has its very own Agent of Wonder… and he’s capturing the imaginations of schoolchildren in Nottingham.
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Tags: Agent of Wonder, Dr Matthew McFall, Learning Sciences Research Institute (LSRI), Nottingham University Samworth Academy (NUSA)
Inside the mind of a psychology student…
Around 50 A-level students have had a taste of university life with two mini ‘seminars’ at The University.
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Tags: Brain Awareness Week, Lucy Cragg, School of Psychology, Summer Scientist Week
The quiet revolutionary
Professor Dlawer Ala’Aldeen is also the Minister for Higher Education in Kurdistan. “When I was invited to join a historic opportunity to contribute to system reform in the country where I was born I could not say no,” he explains.
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Psst! Want to know how to make Barbie look like your mum?
Stick her in a bowl of water…Intrigued? The University’s Physics Buskers – who were bringing their own special blend of science, fun and general mayhem to May Fest 2011 – explain.
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Visitor
Date: Saturday 12 March to Monday 2 May Venue: Djanogly Art Gallery, Lakeside Arts Centre, University […]
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