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News in August 2010
Congestion charges and electric cars to be examined at international transport conference
31 August 2010 Congestion charges and electric cars to be examined at international transport conference Measures to reduce congestion and encourage the public to make more environmentally conscious transport choices are to be explored at a conference in Aberdeen later this year.University hosts visit from Lord Mayor of Perth, Western Australia
31 August 2010 University hosts visit from Lord Mayor of Perth, Western Australia The Lord Mayor of Perth, Western Australia visited the University of Aberdeen today (Tuesday August 31).
Hunter gatherer ancestors could hold answers to energy crisis
27 August 2010 Hunter gatherer ancestors could hold answers to energy crisis The global environmental crisis could be tackled by taking inspiration from the ancient hunter gatherers who populated Britain until 6000 years ago, according to a University of Aberdeen archaeologist.
Engineering student short-listed as finalist for top awards
26 August 2010 Engineering student short-listed as finalist for top awards Rory Macdonald, Level 5 MEng Chemical Engineering student, has been nominated as a finalist in The Science, Engineering & Technology Awards 2010.University hosts Nigerian Parliamentarians
20 August 2010 University hosts Nigerian Parliamentarians A delegation from the Nigerian Parliament has visited the University of Aberdeen to learn more about the strong links between the institution and Nigeria.
Mayor of Stavanger visits University as part of celebration of 20 years of twinning
20 August 2010 Mayor of Stavanger visits University as part of celebration of 20 years of twinning The Lord Provost of Aberdeen Peter Stephen welcomed the Mayor of Stavanger Leif Johan Sevland to the city yesterday (Thursday 19 August).
Hundreds of Highland pupils to explore energy challenges
17 August 2010 Hundreds of Highland pupils to explore energy challenges The energy challenges we face now and in the future will be explored by hundreds of school pupils from across the Highlands next week.
