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Films: Wish You Were Here? Searching for Exoplanets (11 Sep 2012) General Event Additional resources are available for this event

Two films introduce some of the people searching for planets - and life - beyond our Solar System. They will be shown as part of the Orkney Science Festival....

Films: Wish You Were Here? Searching for Exoplanets (7 Sep 2012) General Event Additional resources are available for this event

Two films introduce some of the people searching for planets - and life - beyond our Solar System. Into Deep Space A film by Anne Milne & Alberto...

Films: Wish You Were Here? Searching for Exoplanets (5 Sep 2012) General Event Additional resources are available for this event

Two films introduce some of the people searching for planets - and life - beyond our Solar System. Into Deep Space A film by Anne Milne & Alberto...

69th Scottish Universities Summer School in Physics (19 Aug 2012 - 1 Sep 2012) General Event Additional resources are available for this event

This advanced summer school on LHC phenomenology will cover a very broad spectrum of experimental and theoretical activity in particle physics, from the...

Films: Wish You Were Here? Searching for Exoplanets (5 Jun 2012) General Event Additional resources are available for this event

Two films introduce some of the people searching for planets - and life - beyond our Solar System. They will be shown at venues around Scotland. Into Deep...

Films: Wish You Were Here? Searching for Exoplanets (18 May 2012) General Event Additional resources are available for this event

Two films introduce some of the people searching for planets - and life - beyond our Solar System. They will be shown at venues around Scotland. Into Deep...

The intertwined foundations of mathematics and computer science (17 May 2012) General Event Additional resources are available for this event

Inaugural Lecture Chaired by the Principal, Professor Sir Timothy O'Shea Abstract Mathematics is commonly perceived as a subject in which there are absolute...