On Wednesday 24th November Swansea University’s Faculty of Science and Engineering will host its fifth Zienkiewicz Lecture.
The guest speaker will be Baroness Bro... Read More
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A Celebration: T. H. Parry-Williams
12 October, 2021
A conference to celebrate the centenary of the appointment of T. H. Parry-Williams as Professor of Welsh at Aberystwyth University.
Speakers:
- Bleddyn Owen Huws – ‘Cerdd... Read More
‘The Allure of the Magnetic Monopole’: David Olive Lecture 2021 – Professor David Tong
11 October, 2021
Professor David Tong from the Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics, Cambridge University, delivers the David Olive Lecture 2021: The Allure of the Magnetic Monopole.
A magnetic monopole is a magnet with a north pole but n... Read More
The History of Wales in Twelve Poems
6 October, 2021
The History of Wales in Twelve Poems by Professor M. Wynn Thomas is published. The twelve illustrated poems bring different periods of Wales’ past into focus.
The Climate Emergency and Social Inequality: Responses from Researchers in Wales
- Deadline for proposals: Monday 25 October
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Cymmrodorion Lecture Series: Programme Announced
30 September, 2021
The line-up for the Cymmrodorion lecture series, 2021-22, has been announced and it's a fascinating one: well-being, politics, literature, archaeology, stained glass windows and women in medieval Wales are all covered.
Narrative Ethics in the Hebrew Bible: Professor Eryl W. Davies
27 September, 2021
| Professor Eryl W. Davies, Professor Emeritus Hebrew Bible, Bangor University has recently published Narrative Ethics in the Hebrew Bible. |
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Dr Rowan Williams FLSW to become Chair of Academi Heddwch Cymru
22 September, 2021
Academi Heddwch Cymru has announced that the former Archbishop of Wales and Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams FLSW, will be its first Chair.
On making this announcement, Dr Rowan Williams said... Read More
Walk to talk with your children: Professor Merideth Gattis
17 September, 2021
Going for a walk with your children may be one of the best ways of getting them to talk with you. This article from the National Geographic features a contribution from Professor M... Read More
‘Pandemics and More: Learning from Crises’
16 September, 2021
4.00pm - 5.30pm, 19th October
How we can learn from history to emerge stronger from our current period of crisis is the subject of a Learned Society of Wales lecture event, featuring Professor Margaret MacMillan.
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