https://mediasite.qub.ac.uk/Mediasite/FileServer/Podcast/3d23446501a443e593f6946121a46c3817/feed.xml 2020 is a special anniversary year for Queen's. It's 175 years since the establishment of the Queen's Colleges in Belfast, Cork, and Galway, and the beginning of our history as a university. Since 1845, our world-leading researchers, pioneering students, and inspirational alumni have been making a difference to society in Northern Ireland and across the world. In this anniversary podcast series, we will reflect on our university’s journey and how our staff, students, and alumni have shaped a better world. en-GB Copyright of Queen's University Belfast Mediasite Team Fri, 07 May 2021 10:45:22 Z Sonic Foundry Mediasite 8.18.3004.0 2020 is a special anniversary year for Queen's. It's 175 years since the establishment of the Queen's Colleges in Belfast, Cork, and Galway, and the beginning of our history as a university. Since 1845, our world-leading researchers, pioneering students, and inspirational alumni have been making a difference to society in Northern Ireland and across the world. In this anniversary podcast series, we will reflect on our university’s journey and how our staff, students, and alumni have shaped a better world. Queens University Fri, 07 May 2021 10:45:22 Z no History,EducationQueens University - 175th Anniversary Podcastmediasite@qub.ac.ukQueens University 96133517-e67c-43db-a731-aee9e2b807c1 https://mediasite.qub.ac.uk/Mediasite/FileServer/Presentation/96133517e67c43dba731aee9e2b807c11d/60ead447-2091-4b74-beb8-c90e49c57303.mp3?FeedId=3d23446501a443e593f6946121a46c3817 Tue, 10 Nov 2020 12:39:38 Z From the early days, Queen’s has been an eager member of a global network of scholarship and it continues to set the pace today. Podcast presenter: David Livingstone is Professor of Geography and Intellectual History at Queen’s. His books include The Geographical Tradition, Putting Science in its Place, Adam’s Ancestors and Dealing with Darwin. From the early days, Queen’s has been an eager member of a global network of scholarship and it continues to set the pace today. Podcast presenter: David Livingstone is Professor of Geography and Intellectual History at Queen’s. His books include The Geographical Tradition, Putting Science in its Place, Adam’s Ancestors and Dealing with Darwin. 00:07:33 mediasite@qub.ac.uk (Queens University)noFrom the early days, Queen’s has been an eager member of a global network of scholarship and it continues to set the pace today. Podcast presenter: David Livingstone is Professor of Geography and Intellectual History at Queen’s. His books include The Geographical Tradition, Putting Science in its Place, Adam’s Ancestors and Dealing with Darwin.Queens UniversityHistory,Education 88471e28-5f0d-4925-9141-6c216e1c026d https://mediasite.qub.ac.uk/Mediasite/FileServer/Presentation/88471e285f0d492591416c216e1c026d1d/705b44db-b0e3-41da-a130-426d5cb3a85f.mp3?FeedId=3d23446501a443e593f6946121a46c3817 Tue, 10 Nov 2020 12:44:19 Z For Queen’s University, the path to progress over the past 175 years has often been uneven. But the story of Queen’s is one of remarkable growth - from 20 professors and 195 students in 1849 to today’s figures of 2,400 academic staff and 25,000 students. Presented by Dr Andrew Holmes, a reader in the school of History, Anthropology, Archeology and Politics For Queen’s University, the path to progress over the past 175 years has often been uneven. But the story of Queen’s is one of remarkable growth - from 20 professors and 195 students in 1849 to today’s figures of 2,400 academic staff and 25,000 students. Presented by Dr Andrew Holmes, a reader in the school of History, Anthropology, Archeology and Politics 00:07:00 mediasite@qub.ac.uk (Queens University)noFor Queen’s University, the path to progress over the past 175 years has often been uneven. But the story of Queen’s is one of remarkable growth - from 20 professors and 195 students in 1849 to today’s figures of 2,400 academic staff and 25,000 students. Presented by Dr Andrew Holmes, a reader in the school of History, Anthropology, Archeology and PoliticsQueens UniversityHistory,Education 78b21897-b5e8-4b2e-ac8c-6dc712f34c36 https://mediasite.qub.ac.uk/Mediasite/FileServer/Presentation/78b21897b5e84b2eac8c6dc712f34c361d/1ce475ed-4dea-47e2-b65a-d0d71caca38b.mp3?FeedId=3d23446501a443e593f6946121a46c3817 Tue, 10 Nov 2020 13:06:39 Z Medical research and education have been a cornerstone of Queen’s University since its foundation.Over the past 175 years, outstanding individuals have made their mark - Sir William Whitla, physician and philanthropist, helping our university build for the future - Professor Frank Pantridge, the father of emergency medicine – Professor Mollie McGeown, pioneer in kidney dialysis – Professor Paddy Johnston, reshaping cancer care throughout Northern Ireland. This podcast reflects on the contributions, Queen's has made to healthcare. Presented by Roy Spence is Professor of Surgery at Queen’s and a Consultant Surgeon at Belfast City Hospital Medical research and education have been a cornerstone of Queen’s University since its foundation.Over the past 175 years, outstanding individuals have made their mark - Sir William Whitla, physician and philanthropist, helping our university build for the future - Professor Frank Pantridge, the father of emergency medicine – Professor Mollie McGeown, pioneer in kidney dialysis – Professor Paddy Johnston, reshaping cancer care throughout Northern Ireland. This podcast reflects on the contributions, Queen's has made to healthcare. Presented by Roy Spence is Professor of Surgery at Queen’s and a Consultant Surgeon at Belfast City Hospital 00:12:34 mediasite@qub.ac.uk (Queens University)noMedical research and education have been a cornerstone of Queen’s University since its foundation.Over the past 175 years, outstanding individuals have made their mark - Sir William Whitla, physician and philanthropist, helping our university build for the future - Professor Frank Pantridge, the father of emergency medicine – Professor Mollie McGeown, pioneer in kidney dialysis – Professor Paddy Johnston, reshaping cancer care throughout Northern Ireland. This podcast reflects on the contributions, Queen's has made to healthcare. Presented by Roy Spence is Professor of Surgery at Queen’s and a Consultant Surgeon at Belfast City HospitalQueens UniversityHistory,Education 57733a8f-7c75-4e88-b654-be9a40e2dd01 https://mediasite.qub.ac.uk/Mediasite/FileServer/Presentation/57733a8f7c754e88b654be9a40e2dd011d/c10f81e8-4276-410e-a897-43ed081530d4.mp3?FeedId=3d23446501a443e593f6946121a46c3817 Tue, 10 Nov 2020 13:10:03 Z The names alone would fill a book: Bernard McLaverty, Sinead Morrissey, Stewart Parker, Edna Longley, Glenn Patterson, Paul Muldoon, Medbh McGuckian, Ciaran Carson….the list goes on and on. But at its heart is Seamus Heaney and the creative energy of the Seamus Heaney Centre for Poetry, encouraging and inspiring new generations. Presented by Professor Glenn Patterson The names alone would fill a book: Bernard McLaverty, Sinead Morrissey, Stewart Parker, Edna Longley, Glenn Patterson, Paul Muldoon, Medbh McGuckian, Ciaran Carson….the list goes on and on. But at its heart is Seamus Heaney and the creative energy of the Seamus Heaney Centre for Poetry, encouraging and inspiring new generations. Presented by Professor Glenn Patterson 00:06:56 mediasite@qub.ac.uk (Queens University)noThe names alone would fill a book: Bernard McLaverty, Sinead Morrissey, Stewart Parker, Edna Longley, Glenn Patterson, Paul Muldoon, Medbh McGuckian, Ciaran Carson….the list goes on and on. But at its heart is Seamus Heaney and the creative energy of the Seamus Heaney Centre for Poetry, encouraging and inspiring new generations. Presented by Professor Glenn PattersonQueens UniversityHistory,Education 5d349416-caa8-4924-bde9-2a28c8f2da51 https://mediasite.qub.ac.uk/Mediasite/FileServer/Presentation/5d349416caa84924bde92a28c8f2da511d/c83cf2d0-741d-4e2c-91ab-7f327ed778be.mp3?FeedId=3d23446501a443e593f6946121a46c3817 Tue, 10 Nov 2020 13:13:01 Z When Queen's College, Belfast, first opened its doors in 1845, the first students were all young men, now the Chancellor is a woman - Hillary Rodham Clinton. This podcast looks back at the seminal contributions women have made to Queen's University. When Queen's College, Belfast, first opened its doors in 1845, the first students were all young men, now the Chancellor is a woman - Hillary Rodham Clinton. This podcast looks back at the seminal contributions women have made to Queen's University. 00:12:23 mediasite@qub.ac.uk (Queens University)noWhen Queen's College, Belfast, first opened its doors in 1845, the first students were all young men, now the Chancellor is a woman - Hillary Rodham Clinton. This podcast looks back at the seminal contributions women have made to Queen's University.Queens UniversityHistory,Education 99024356-474f-4d7f-9621-7e53bf7f186d https://mediasite.qub.ac.uk/Mediasite/FileServer/Presentation/99024356474f4d7f96217e53bf7f186d1d/a71ebd49-98b8-4f9f-ad69-500bfadbe176.mp3?FeedId=3d23446501a443e593f6946121a46c3817 Tue, 10 Nov 2020 13:17:43 Z When the first Engineering students began classes at Queen’s, the first stretch of railway line in Northern Ireland was just being laid. Since then, the educational horizons have widened – from rail and road to aerospace engineering and astrophysics. In this podcast Prof Máire O'Neill reflects on Queen's contribution to engineering and science over the years and today. When the first Engineering students began classes at Queen’s, the first stretch of railway line in Northern Ireland was just being laid. Since then, the educational horizons have widened – from rail and road to aerospace engineering and astrophysics. In this podcast Prof Máire O'Neill reflects on Queen's contribution to engineering and science over the years and today. 00:10:50 mediasite@qub.ac.uk (Queens University)noWhen the first Engineering students began classes at Queen’s, the first stretch of railway line in Northern Ireland was just being laid. Since then, the educational horizons have widened – from rail and road to aerospace engineering and astrophysics. In this podcast Prof Máire O'Neill reflects on Queen's contribution to engineering and science over the years and today.Queens UniversityHistory,Education