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University congratulates Aberdeen academics recognised in New Year’s Honours
Many congratulations go to Aberdeen academics recognised in the New Year’s Honours.
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Aberdeen writer’s words to bring in the New Year
The words of an Aberdeen writer will help to bring in the New Year at Edinburgh’s famous Hogmanay celebrations.
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Elective single embryo transfer boosts the chance of a healthy baby
Women who undergo elective single embryo transfer as part of in-vitro fertlisation (IVF) are five times more likely to give birth to a healthy baby compared with double embryo transfer, finds a new study published on bmj.com today.
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Bee scientists force killer mites to self destruct
Scientists may be able to halt global honey bee decline by forcing the self-destruction of deadly Varroa mite, which is thriving in the freezing weather.
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Genetic switch discovered that turns on pain
Aberdeen scientists have discovered a ‘switch’ that turns on a gene that lets us feel pain, in a finding that could be a step towards the development of new painkilling drugs.
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European Commission recognises University’s investment in researchers’ careers
The University of Aberdeen has been awarded the 'HR Excellence in Research' badge by the European Commission for its work to implement the UK Concordat to Support the Career Development of Researchers.
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North Sea supergrid technology to be investigated by Aberdeen scientists
Aberdeen scientists are investigating new technology to support the development of the massive offshore transmission grid planned for the North Sea.
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New evidence of First World War Christmas truces uncovered
Opposing troops putting aside their differences in 1914 to share Christmas carols and exchange gifts is one of the most enduring images of World War One.
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Marathon boost for Aberdeen eye research
Research into key eye diseases will today get a funding boost thanks to Marathon Oil UK and offshore workers on one of its three platforms.
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Student Response to Soviet Propaganda
History of art students from the University of Aberdeen are launching an exhibition based on Soviet propaganda posters on December 15 in the James MacKay Hall, King's College Conference Centre.
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