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Many thanks to our attendees for their contribution to the inaugural Wealth of Nations lecture yesterday. Did you miss out? Don’t worry - you can watch the full lecture for free on website. Link to the stream is in our bio (temporarily). 📖 📜 The next session is set for the 5th of November. Will you be joining us at the forefront of academic research? Stay tuned for information on our next speaker🗣💻 #adamsmithhouse

🧠 Long term thinking. NatWest CEO Alison Rose addresses important questions, signifying the launch of #huttonseries at the start of October. 🌏 Continue the conversation. Head to our website [link in bio] to catch the full live stream.

🏡Adam Smith’s Panmure House and Heriot-Watt University invite you to attend a new distinguished guest lecture series this autumn. ⏳The Wealth of Nations Lectures promote frontier research in Economics in tandem with the advancement of policy debate. We welcome leading figures of the profession – individuals whose research spans the progress and development of Economics as a science, and whose work has shaped public policy debate and design in recent years. 📜This series promotes robust exchange and interaction in the spirit of Adam Smith – aptly delivered from his final remaining home – and aims to contribute to prosperity and the development of society more widely. ℹ️The inaugural lecture will be delivered by Prof. Giorgio Primiceri from Northwestern University and will take place virtually on Thursday 22nd October from 15.30-17.00 BST. Register via the link in our bio⬆️ #adamsmithhouse

We invite you to watch the full video from the first session of the Hutton Series on Climate Change on our website. 💻You can copy and paste the link here: https://www.panmurehouse.org/.../the-hutton.../session-one/ 🌵Our keynote speakers for the inaugural session in October 2020 are the environmental and polar scientist Professor Sir Ian Boyd, former chief scientist at DEFRA & member of SAGE, and the CEO of Natwest group, Alison Rose. Each speaker will deliver a keynote address, before taking live questions from a global online audience and participating in a debate panel, led by Professor Mercedes Maroto-Valer (Director of the Industrial Decarbonisation Research and Innovation Centre) and Professor John Ludden (Bicentennial Research Fellow at the Lyell Centre). 🌳Session findings will be written up by the Lyell Centre in partnership with the Research Centre for Carbon Solutions, and will contribute to the following sessions in the run-up to COP26. 🌍Join us for the next debate and contribute to the next sessions as we assemble our ten key issues to mitigate climate change- more details coming soon - in the meantime, you can continue to engage with us here using #huttonseries & #adamsmithhouse