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University of Aberdeen leads Europe in rural development research - £1.5Million grant funding won fr
University of Aberdeen leads Europe in rural development research £1.5Million grant funding won from the European UnionAn internationally respected University of Aberdeen unit which carries out research into issues of relevance to rural change and development, has won grants totalling over £1.5Million from the European Union to carry out a...
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Innovation Award for North East Biotechnology Company
The development of a new rapid diagnostic test for the detection of potentially dangerous micro-organisms in food, clinical and water samples has received further funding from the Scottish Executive.NCIMB Ltd winners of a SMART Scotland stage 1 award in 1998 have successfully completed stage one of the SMART project to...
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University Experts on International Security Hosting Visitors from the Baltic and Black Sea States
Defence and security issues are at the top of the agenda for five representatives from the Baltic and Black Sea states during their visit to the University of Aberdeen’s Scottish Centre for International Security.Sponsored by a grant from the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, the four women and one man from...
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Austrian Artists to Perform at the University of Aberdeen
The Centre for Austrian Studies at the University of Aberdeen invites the public to attend a performance by the experimental artist Dieter Sperl and the video artist Astrid Becksteiner at the University of Aberdeen’s Regent Lecture Theatre on Thursday, 24th February at 7:30 pm who are at the University as...
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Historical Gift to the University of Aberdeen
Mrs Sheila Ferres MBE , a Deeside physiotherapist, has gifted to the University of Aberdeen a pair of scissors from the bureau of Sir James Paget (1814-1899), the discoverer of Paget’s disease of bone (1877) (also known as osteitis deformans), and a founder of the science of pathology.The scissors were...
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Internationalisation and Diversification: The Future for Oil and Gas Sector SMEs?
The University of Aberdeen’s Department of Geography is undertaking a study looking at how small and medium-sized enterprises (SME’s) are responding to the challenges facing the North Sea oil and gas industry.Funded by a £40,000 grant from the Economic and Social Research Council, Professor Keith Chapman and Dr. Andrew Cumbers...
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“Education, Education, MacEducation?”
Native Aberdonian and University of Aberdeen graduate Professor Sir Stewart Sutherland will examine the importance of education in Scotland at a lecture in Aberdeen next week (Tuesday, February 15th).Sir Stewart’s lecture, Democracies & Intellects: Education in the New Millennium, is the second in a major series, Talking Scots, organised by...
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Dinosaurs, Dodos, and – Us?
BBC Presenter to Give Talk for Satrosphere’s BirthdayThe presenter of the major BBC television series “Earth Story” will answer some difficult questions about the future of life on earth during a lecture on Friday, February 18th as part of Satrosphere’s Tenth Birthday celebrations.Professor Aubrey Manning of Edinburgh University will speak...
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Internationally Renowned Brass Ensemble Returns to Barthol Chapel
A brass ensemble with a world-wide reputation for innovative programming and outstanding performances is returning to Barthol Chapel this week by popular demand after a year’s absence to hold workshops for children and a concert in Barthol Chapel Kirk as part of their residency at the University of Aberdeen. Their...
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Internationally Renowned Brass Ensemble in Aberdeen
A brass ensemble with a world-wide reputation for innovative programming and outstanding performances is returning to Aberdeen this week to hold workshops for children and local musicians, and a concert in historic St Machar Cathedral. Their residency is generously supported by the George Craig Group.The Wallace Collection was founded by...
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