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Multi-million investment in six new research projects to investigate Covid-19 and ethnicity
The University of Aberdeen is leading one of six new projects to improve our understanding of the links between Covid-19 and ethnicity, funded by UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) and the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR).
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Top history award for Professor Harper
An academic from the University of Aberdeen has received a prestigious award from the Royal Historical Society.
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Scotland's great outdoors provide inspiration for Isabella
Isabella Maria Engberg says Scotland's great outdoors were key to her University success after she graduated with an MA in English-German.
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Aberdeen was love at first sight for Sanson
For Sanson Selvanathar it was love at first sight when he took a stroll around our Old Aberdeen campus when visiting the North-east for a conference.
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Life in the fast lane for graduate Pavlina
Pavlina Olivia Houdkova was drawn to the history and prestige of the University of Aberdeen but surprised herself by finding more joy in the world of motorsport engineering and racing.
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Graduation puts Jennifer in the spotlight
Aberdeen graduate Jennifer Murphy has overcome major eye surgery and the loss of her beloved grandfather whilst managing a rare genetic condition to graduate from the University of Aberdeen.
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£28,000 legacy for 'truly inspirational' charity fundraiser
The legacy of an inspirational charity fundraiser has now reached more than £28,000 in support of cancer research at the University of Aberdeen.
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Capturing Lives in Scotland's Communities: An Online Arts Award Explore project
Young people from across Scotland are being asked to get involved a new art project to document life in their communities in the year 2020.
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Garden party graduation for Julia but she hopes to return to Aberdeen for real thing
It certainly wasn't the way she envisaged graduating from the University of Aberdeen, but Julia Stockwell's family ensured she still marked the occasion in style.
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Vignesh overcame home sickness to excel
Vignesh Prabakaran (25), from Chennai in India, will today graduate with an MSc in Oil and Gas Engineering after 18 months of hard work.