WEDNESDAY 15 OCTOBER 2008
Room CG3, Scarborough Campus, 1.15 pm
Middleton Hall, Hull Campus, 5.30 pm
Centre for Environmental and Marine Sciences Seminar
The HYMS Annual Lecture
Cleaning up the environment Dr Alex Ibhadon Centre for Environmental and Marine Sciences University of Hull Further information Dr Phil Wheeler, Centre for Environmental and Marine Sciences, The University of Hull 01723 357281 p.wheeler@hull.ac.uk Dr Jane Pottas, Centre for Environmental and Marine Sciences, The University of Hull 01723 357362 j.pottas@hull.ac.uk
Medicine: Small successes, large failures, and the possibility of perfection Richard Horton Editor-in-chief of The Lancet Further information Emma Edmunds Hull York Medical School 01904 321772 emma.edmunds@hyms.ac.uk
Public and Inaugural Lectures October 2008
WEDNESDAY 15 OCTOBER 2008
WEDNESDAY 15 OCTOBER 2008 The Graduate School, Hull Campus, 7.30 pm Hull and District Theological Society
The Reformation in Iceland WEDNESDAY 15 OCTOBER 2008 Lecture Theatre A, Chemistry Building, Hull Campus, 4.15 to 5.00 pm Seminar Programme for the Department of Physical Sciences
Functionalised nanoparticles for bioanalysis Professor Duncan Graham Department of Pure and Applied Chemistry University of Strathclyde Further information Dr Nicole Pamme, Department of Chemistry, The University of Hull 01482 465027 n.pamme@hull.ac.uk
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Dr Jack Cunningham Head of Theology Bishop Grosseteste University College, Lincoln The story of the Reformation in England is familiar to most of us, not least because the Tudors remain such a fascinating subject for film and television treatments. But the Reformation came to Iceland – then part of the Danish Empire – in an even more dramatic fashion. Dr Cunningham, already well known for his work on the Reformation in Ireland, now turns his attention northwards, and in this lecture will open up for us some of the chief approaches to the saga of the Icelandic Reformation. Further information Dr David Bagchi, Department of History, The University of Hull 01482 466548 d.v.bagchi@hull.ac.uk 5