1 October 2015, 7 pm: tickets available
As part of Aberdeen TechFest and to continue our celebrations of International Year of Soils, the James Hutton Institute will host a screening of acclaimed feature documentary film Symphony of the Soil at our Aberdeen site, on Thursday 1 October 2015.
Start date (computer format):
Thu, 2015-10-01
for interested parties
3 September 2015, 5:30 - 8:00 pm: Free
A lecture will take place to mark the opening of the Soil, the Earth's Tender Skin exhibition, organised by SEPA, SNH, James Hutton Institute, Forestry Commission Scotland, Soil Association, CIFAL Scotland, UNITAR and the Scottish Government.
Start date (computer format):
Thu, 2015-09-03
for the general public, students, teachers, scientists, policymakers and media
4 July 2015, 3.30-4.30 pm: Free
Join Professor Lorna Dawson and two other UK leading forensic science experts for a fascinating, enlightening, funny and sobering discussion. Explore why fact is often stranger than fiction and discover just how many ways there are for criminals to act without leaving a trace…or so they think.
Start date (computer format):
Sat, 2015-07-04
for the general public
18 - 21 June 2015: £20-£25 (show entry price)
Visit our marquee on Avenue Q to find out more about our how our research and science supports Scottish farming, food and land-based industries and related agriculture.
Start date (computer format):
Thu, 2015-06-18
for the general public and families
7 June 2015, 10am - 4 pm, Free
The James Hutton Institute will be opening its doors to the public for LEAF Open Farm Sunday on 7 June.
Start date (computer format):
Sun, 2015-06-07
for the general public
29 - 31 May 2015
Interesting science topics, including soil forensics, will be explored at this year's May Festival at the University of Aberdeen.
Start date (computer format):
Fri, 2015-05-29
for scientists, students and other interested parties
21 April 2015, 4.00pm
Dr Jack A. Gilbert, from Argonne National Laboratory (University of Chicago), will deliver the University of Dundee's College of Life Sciences and James Hutton Institute 2015 Distinguished Lecture.
Start date (computer format):
Tue, 2015-04-21
for RSA fellows, their guests and members of the public
20-21 March 2015
This two-day conference featuring internationally acclaimed speakers will include a session on land use, management and ownership with Professor Iain Gordon of the James Hutton Institute.
Start date (computer format):
Fri, 2015-03-20
for scientists, students and other interested parties
18 March 2015, 7.00-9.00pm
In this Cafe Scientifique talk, Dr Andy Taylor will discuss how fungi are integral to our lives as nature's recyclers, plant saviours and occasional killers, pharmacists, bakers and brewers.
Start date (computer format):
Wed, 2015-03-18
for the general public
5-7 September 2014: £12 (show entry)
The James Hutton Institute is once again supporting the festival and will have a display and talks in the new Food Discovery Marquee.
Start date (computer format):
Fri, 2014-09-05