Topic: Danielle Carrabino, associate research curator in European art, will give today’s gallery talk, which relates to the exhibition Beyond Bosch: The Afterlife of a Renaissance Master in Print, on view […]
January 25, 2016: Harvard University Gallery Talk “Beyond Bosch”
Dec 18, 2015: Carols from Queen’s – University Of Oxford: Concert
Performing: The Queen’s College Choir Event date: 18 Dec 2015 Event time: 19:30 – 21:00 Venue: The Queen’s College Address: Oxford, Oxfordshire, OX1 4AW, UK Event type: Concerts Event cost: £15, £12 concessions, £5 […]
Why Should Anyone Work Here?
Too many firms apply Band-Aids to employee dissatisfaction With employee engagement levels low and falling, two organisational behaviour experts from London Business School encourage organisations to ask the question, why should anyone […]
Purple Needle Eater Threatens Noble Fir Holiday Boughs, Trees
Noble fir, the iconic tree of holiday greenery, is under attack by a disease known as purple needle eater. The mysterious disease attacks new growth, causing needles to turn purple and die. […]
Is Manneken Pis Real? – VUB Research
Is Manneken Pis real? The authenticity of the most famous statuette of Brussels has been subject to debate amongst art historians. As from today, they will receive assistance in their search for […]
Sea Traffic Pollutes Our Lungs More Than Previously Thought
New data presented by researchers at Lund University and others in the journal Oceanologia show that the air along the coasts is full of hazardous nanoparticles from sea traffic. Almost half of […]
University Of Minnesota Research Reveals Luxury Products’ Role In Relationships
Study shows women’s pricy purchases can keep rivals away from their mate Purchasing designer handbags and shoes is a means for women to express their style, boost self-esteem, or even signal status. […]
Martian Valleys Could Have Been Carved By Surprisingly Little Water
Vast valley networks on Mars have suggested that water may have flowed there for millions of years. Now a study at Brown University suggests the valleys could have been carved by much […]
June 11, 2016 Long Night of Science in Berlin and Potsdam
Each year Freie Universität Berlin participates in this open house event with an extensive program of events hosted by numerous departments, institutes, research groups, and other institutions in Dahlem, Düppel, Lankwitz, and […]
Dec 10, 2015: Can Neuroscience Help Understand Art ? Symposium
Title: “Can Neuroscience Help Us Understand Art?” Topic: New York University will host “Can Neuroscience Help Us Understand Art?”—a debate featuring NYU English Professor Gabrielle Starr and Alva Noe, a professor of philosophy at […]
Dec 9, 2015: Water Security 2015
Oxford University Conference Topic: Water security has rapidly emerged as a defining global and local challenge to promote economic growth, human development and resource sustainability. Achieving and maintaining water security requires balancing […]
Are Successful CEOs Just Lucky?
“Ask chief executives why their companies are performing so well, and they’ll typically credit a brilliant strategy coupled with hard-nosed, diligent execution. When you ask Lars Sørensen of Novo Nordisk what forces […]
‘Unhealthy’ Image Influences Adolescents’ Food Choices
Adolescents more readily choose an unhealthy snack if they’ve been shown a picture of, for example, crisps or chocolate. This is the main finding of research conducted among Amsterdam schoolchildren by researchers […]
Exploring The Physics Of Chocolate Fountains
A UCL mathematics student has found that the falling ‘curtain’ of chocolate in a chocolate fountain surprisingly pulls inwards rather than going straight downwards because of surface tension. “Chocolate fountains are just […]
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