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Corvids—members of the crow family—are renowned for their remarkable cognitive abilities, including tool use, memory, and social reasoning. Studying these birds offers valuable insights into how cognition evolves and functions in the natural world.
Join ARU’s Professor Dan Gordon as he explores the age-old fable the Tortoise and the Hare through the lens of modern sports science and human physiology. Join ARU’s Professor Dan Gordon as he explores the age-old fable the Tortoise and the Hare through the lens of modern sports science and human physiology.
This Safe-Falling workshop with Katrina McDonald will utilise principles from the sport of judo to teach people how to apply the principles of falling safely.
Human beings are social animals, and our brains are hardwired for conversation, but to what extent are these conversations meaningful and what makes them so? Human beings are social animals, and our brains are hardwired for conversation, but to what extent are these conversations meaningful and what makes them so?
What is spiking? How do we ensure our communities can sip safely? Join the ARU Spiking Research Team, partner organisations and charities to find out more.
Join us for a conversation with the founders of Bakashimika International Photography Festival — the first photography festival in Zambia and the only one of its kind in Southern Africa.
Join us for a conversation with the founders of Bakashimika International Photography Festival — the first photography festival in Zambia and the only one of its kind in Southern Africa.
This Safe-Falling workshop with Katrina McDonald will utilise principles from the sport of judo to teach people how to apply the principles of falling safely.
This event will share insights on 'accidental leadership' and radical hope from the lived experiences of Black and racialised women at different stages of their leadership journey within public services in the UK.