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Campus opens doors to science students of tomorrow
Some of the next generation of science students will converge this week on Old Aberdeen.
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Traditional beliefs versus modern thinking
The University of Aberdeen is to host a series of distinguished lectures that has gained a reputation as one of the world’s foremost intellectual events in philosophy and religion.
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North East pupils make light work of physics
The University of Aberdeen will next week host four laboratory days for students of Advanced Higher Physics as part of an initiative designed to help sixth year secondary school pupils with their studies.
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Byrd Song brings the sounds of the past alive in the present
A critically acclaimed musical vocal group, which has earned a reputation as one of the most expressive and entertaining ensembles in the world, will perform at the University of Aberdeen this Sunday (February 27).
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Students flock to Granite City for University Applicant Day
The distinctive qualities that make the Granite City an attractive place to study will be showcased next month when the University of Aberdeen hosts its fifth annual MA Applicant Day.
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Three Organs - Two Traditions
The world-renowned Royal College of Organists (RCO) will make a rare trip north this weekend to take part in a series of events to mark the arrival of two ancient organs at the University of Aberdeen.
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Asthma upward trend over?
Results from the latest in a series of studies into asthma and allergies - which first began four decades ago - suggest that childhood asthma in Aberdeen may have stabilised for the first time.
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Youngsters have fun with maths
This week will see school pupils from all over the city of Aberdeen compete in a variety of mathematical challenges being hosted by the University of Aberdeen.
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Renowned philosopher and literary theorist joins University of Aberdeen
One of the leading figures in the field of Comparative Literature in the United States has made the transatlantic journey from New York to Scotland to join the University of Aberdeen's School of Language and Literature.
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New website to help cope with miscarriage
Researchers in Aberdeen have collaborated on the design and development of an innovative website which offers emotional support, clinical information and advice to women and their partners who have suffered miscarriage.Miscarriage can be a traumatic event for both women and their partners as revealed by findings from a recent University...
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