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Founded in 1872, '''Aberystwyth University''' (known as the ''University Of Wales, Aberystwyth'' until 2007) was the first university established in [[Wales]] in the town of Aberystwyth, in Cardigan Bay on the west coast. | Founded in 1872, '''Aberystwyth University''' (known as the ''University Of Wales, Aberystwyth'' until 2007) was the first university established in [[Wales]] in the town of Aberystwyth, in Cardigan Bay on the west coast. | ||
The university hosted a | The university hosted a talk entitled "[[Black Holes and the Uncertainty Principle]]" ([[TW]]: ''[[Random Shoes]]''). | ||
== Real World == | == Real World == | ||
The | The flyer advertising the talk states "N. Wales Astronomy Society Convention, Aberystwyth University, Science And Natural History Museum". In reality, there is no such museum. | ||
Scenes set at the university were actually filmed in the National Museum of Wales in Cardiff, due to budget and time constraints. | |||
For the past several years, the university has hosted "Ffresh", the annual 'Moving Image Festival of Wales'. While attending the 2007 festival, both [[Richard Stokes]] and [[Cath Tregenna]] gave a talk and Q&A session about their respective roles as [[producer]] and [[writer]] for ''[[Torchwood]]''. | |||
The Department of Film, Theatre & Television Studies at the university has strong links with [[BBC Wales]], possibly a reason for it being chosen to 'appear' in ''Torchwood''. | |||
[[Category:British colleges and universities]] | [[Category:British colleges and universities]] | ||
Revision as of 16:06, 25 June 2008
Founded in 1872, Aberystwyth University (known as the University Of Wales, Aberystwyth until 2007) was the first university established in Wales in the town of Aberystwyth, in Cardigan Bay on the west coast.
The university hosted a talk entitled "Black Holes and the Uncertainty Principle" (TW: Random Shoes).
Real World
The flyer advertising the talk states "N. Wales Astronomy Society Convention, Aberystwyth University, Science And Natural History Museum". In reality, there is no such museum.
Scenes set at the university were actually filmed in the National Museum of Wales in Cardiff, due to budget and time constraints.
For the past several years, the university has hosted "Ffresh", the annual 'Moving Image Festival of Wales'. While attending the 2007 festival, both Richard Stokes and Cath Tregenna gave a talk and Q&A session about their respective roles as producer and writer for Torchwood.
The Department of Film, Theatre & Television Studies at the university has strong links with BBC Wales, possibly a reason for it being chosen to 'appear' in Torchwood.
