2010-2011 Inaugurals *INCLUDE PART*

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Date and venueSpeakerLecture titleFurther information
16 September 2010, 2pm - Assembly Hall, New CollegeBrian Stanley: Professor of World Christianity (Divinity)"Edinburgh and World Christianity"Lecture abstract and video
19 October 2010 - Lecture Theatre 5, Appleton TowerMaia Guell: John Sinclair Chair of Economics; Jose Rodriguez Mora: Dugald Stewart Chair of Economics"Intergenerational Mobility and the Informational Content of Surnames"Lecture abstract
23 November 2010 - Lecture Theatre 5, Appleton TowerProfessor Timothy Bates: Personal Chair of Individual Differences in Psychology (PPLS)"What Twins, Genes, and Bodies tell us about Dyslexia, Coalitions, Architecture and Happiness"Lecture abstract and video
14 December 2010 - Lecture Theatre 183, Old CollegeJames Smith: Chair of African and Development Studies (SPS)"Can the Future Make Poverty History? The Promise of Science for International Development"Lecture abstract and video
25 January 2011 - Lecture Theatre 5, Appleton TowerProfessor Richard Williams: Chair in Contemporary Visual Culture (ECA)"Globalisation's Spectacular Ruins"Lecture abstract and video
8 February 2011 - Lecture Theatre 5, Appleton TowerJake Ansell: Professor of Risk Management (Business)"Myth and Risk"Lecture abstract and video
8 March 2011 - Lecture Theatre 5, Appleton TowerProfessor Stephen Cairns (ECA)"The Architect Designs Everything from the Spoon to the City, and Other Urban Myths"Lecture abstract and video
15 March 2011 - Lecture Theatre 5, Appleton TowerProfessor Andrew Erskine: Chair in Ancient History (HCA)"Roman Power, Greek Reaction"Lecture abstract and video
22 March 2011 - Lecture Theatre 5, Appleton TowerProfessor Simon Kirby: Personal Chair in Language Evolution (PPLS)"The Language Organism: evolution, culture, and what it means to be human"Lecture abstract and video
3 May 2011 - Lecture Theatre 183, Old CollegeProfessor Clive Bonsall: Personal Chair of Early Prehistory (ECA)Farmers, Floods & River Gods: What happened at the Iron Gates of the Danube between 6300 & 6000 BC?Lecture abstract and video
10 May 2011 - Lecture Theatre 183, Old CollegeProfessor David Howarth: Personal Chair of Baroque Art (ECA)"Rubens and the Art of Friendship"Lecture abstract and video

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