The Theory of Relativity.
Welcome to the University biannual interdisciplinary research group meeting, kindly hosted by the Department of Physics. We welcome staff and post graduate research students from the departments of physics, philosophy, psychology and sociology to explore this term’s theme: ‘How effectively can theories of relativity be applied to human behaviour and psychology, to understand social reality?’’
The Theory of Relativity is a contemporary song cycle written by Neil Bartram and Brian Hill, that explores the topic of social connectivity by recalling the good, the sad, and the ugly side of relationships. This event is for children aged 12 and over, however parental discretion is encouraged for young people under the age of 16.
Welcome to the University biannual interdisciplinary research group meeting, kindly hosted by the Department of Physics. We welcome staff and post graduate research students from the departments of physics, philosophy, psychology and sociology to explore this term’s theme: ‘How effectively can theories of relativity be applied to human behaviour and psychology, to understand social reality?’’
The Theory of Relativity is a contemporary song cycle written by Neil Bartram and Brian Hill, that explores the topic of social connectivity by recalling the good, the sad, and the ugly side of relationships. This event is for children aged 12 and over, however parental discretion is encouraged for young people under the age of 16.
