🌟 Happy Sneak Peek of the Week! This week we're spotlighting five fall courses that explore the topics of magic, mystery, & play. Explore the cultural impact of toys, games, and sports. Unravel the secrets of magic through the lens of anthropology. Or delve into the intriguing worlds of Agatha Christie's England, the Irish supernatural, and sea monsters throughout history. Learn more on how you can expand your horizons and ignite your curiosity with these captivating courses: https://hubs.li/Q02G1jYH0
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Explore the 7 Modern Wonders of the World, uncovering their beauty and significance. Join me in discovering these awe-inspiring landmarks Read more: https://lnkd.in/dX2dw7vz
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Here is you annual gift guide for the pain in the arse person in your life. And this year my standout recommendation is ‘John Aubrey, my own life’ by Ruth Scarr. John Aubrey lived during the 17c and witnessed an incredible sweep of history, most notably the civil war, republic and restoration. He was a great chronicler of the times and others but less is known about him. In this breathtaking ‘autobiography’ Ruth Scurr tells the story of his extraordinary life through his own words knitted together from innumerable sources. The result is both fascinating and hilarious. But it’s also an extraordinary glimpse into the lives and minds of the 17thc a period whose level of scientific enquiry gives the 21stc a run for its money. Basically, fuelled by a new stimulant called coffee the uk’s leisured classes become hyper productive and ridiculously inquisitive. Are there people that live inside the moon? can you make a clock with bellows? how does the circulatory system work? Can you move blood from one animal to another? if you dont fart does meat fester in your gut? So they found the Royal Society for find out and divvy up experiments between them to find out. It’s bonkers. They were also the first generation perhaps to worry about the environment and heritage. Particularly the lost architecture and learning from the dissolution of the monasteries a hundred years earlier. It’s rather an acquired taste, but someone in your life will love it. Available at all good booksellers. https://lnkd.in/e-Eyazbw
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Discovering Your British Family and Local Community in the Early 20th Century. This course enables you to discover your early twentieth century ancestors, suggesting sources and research methods to learn more about them and the context of their lives. https://buff.ly/37zc7Re
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Opportunity in adversity The isolation imposed by the COVID endemic compelled me to explore, unearth, and delve into the untapped corners of the mindscape, seeking sparks to dispel the darkness and channel them towards productivity, diffusing the unease brought about by isolation. The outcome of this journey is three books addressing the current contemporary issues afflicting humanity. Through these works, I have endeavored to channel the light at the end of the tunnel.
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Come watch Bríd O'Connor talk about our national shark & skate citizen science project Purse Search Ireland, how you can take part in it, and some of the ways that data is used!
Cullen Scholar PhD Researcher at the Marine Institute of Ireland and University College Cork; Interim director at Marine Dimensions
Next Wednesday I'll be speaking Pint of Science Ireland's event Wild Atlantic Waters, with my talk "What To Do If Your Shark Lays an Egg: A Scientist’s Guide to Citizen Science" 🦈 🥚 I'll be chatting about Marine Dimensions' citizen science project Purse Search Ireland, how & why *everybody* should partake in citizen science, & how citizen science is used by traditional scientists, like researchers at the Marine Institute. 📍 Hole in the Wall ⌚ Wed May 17th, 7pm 🎫 https://lnkd.in/gzPxAZZF
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Here’s a short video about my bursary in the Marine Institute this Summer!
👋 Hi, I'm Dan O'Connell, and I'm the 'Linking Art and Science' bursar this year. ▶️ Hit Play to see what my work's about.
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To grapple with the new experiences and feelings of the anthropocene, we need new words. Join us in two weeks for a performance lecture from Alicia Escott and Heidi Quante of the Bureau of Linguistical Reality, including a Word Making Field Session where we will collectively forge a new word. https://hubs.ly/Q02mCmf10
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In their latest blog post, second year Fellow, Natalia, shares what a day in the life looks like for a Fellow at the Museum of the City of New York! They shared, "Depending on the time of year, I will teach one or two field trips a day. Each trip is an entirely different experience. Developing my arsenal of teaching strategies has taken lots of practice, experimentation, and collaboration with other facilitators on the Education team." https://lnkd.in/eywi3isx
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After three years of happening online, guess what? This workshop is coming back to New York in person! Join me in exploring the fascinating history and evolution of the Latin alphabet, all from the unique perspective of the brush. More info: https://lnkd.in/eHnZXjaD
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My Factional Friends Factional Archetype Fusion In this article, I have introduced the concept of Factional Archetype Fusion, exploring its origins, methods, and impact. Through rich backstories and interdisciplinary creativity, this new genre opens up hidden areas of understanding, fostering a deeper connection to the stories that shape our lives. Join me in exploring the limitless potential of this innovative approach, and discover the transformative power of well-crafted narratives. https://lnkd.in/d-_M5T2h
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2wI need some magic in my life 😉 I’m just about ready to graduate, but I may be taking classes forever with this kind of variety!