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Scots energy bills 'no higher' under independence, says Aberdeen academic
UK Government claims that Scots consumers will face steep energy price hikes in an independent '100 percent renewable' Scotland have been described as 'highly implausible' by an Aberdeen renewables expert.
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Renowned urban photographer to help amateur 'snappers' capture new perspectives on Aberdeen
A renowned photographer will help members of the public to capture new perspectives on the city of Aberdeen using only their mobile phones at the May Festival.
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Aberdeen students in mooting success
Students from the University's Law School enjoyed success at a recent mooting competition - submitting the best written entry of any European team.
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Aberdeen hosts launch of Groundings Ancients
The University of Aberdeen recently hosted the launch of an undergraduate journal which brings together each of Scotland's ancient universities.
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Obesity linked with malnutrition and poverty
Being thin used to be linked with poverty while obesity was associated with affluence but now that has turned on its head, according to a University of Aberdeen study.
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Remote ultrasound scan could improve stroke outcomes
Specialists may be able to carry out a life-saving diagnosis on someone suffering a stroke hundreds of miles away, thanks to new technology being investigated in a research collaboration led by the University of Aberdeen.
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Link between academic success and character strengths examined
Scientists are investigating if children with certain character strengths are more likely to succeed academically.
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Inquiry into Scotland's economic future hears from Aberdeen oil economist
The University's expert in petroleum economics Professor Alex Kemp is among influential figures in the oil and gas industry being questioned today by MSPs on the Scottish Parliament's Economy, Energy and Tourism Committee.
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Prestigious award in Korea for Aberdeen Vice-Principal
A Vice-Principal of the University has received a prestigious honour in the Republic of Korea for his contribution to the development of the offshore industry in a key region of the country.
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Malawian midwives to share experiences in Aberdeen
A group of four midwife educators from Malawi will visit Aberdeen for a month as Commonwealth Professional Fellows to learn more about the training of midwives and the delivery of maternity care in Scotland, as well as clinical mentoring and research.
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