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Another award for technologist who captures life up close
The beauty and diversity of moths is often overlooked in favour of their more colourful ‘cousin’, the butterfly.
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Researchers compare glaucoma tests
Researchers are about to recruit almost 1,000 patients onto a study to establish which is the most effective diagnostic test for glaucoma.
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Plant Memory exhibition opens at the Old Town House
The latest exhibition in the Old Town House provides a hint of early spring blossom.
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Researchers invite tweets on peat
Researchers from the University of Aberdeen are inviting tweets on the use of peat in horticulture as part of the Department for Environment, Food and Environmental Affairs consultation on this hot topic.
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Policies to reduce medical costs in world’s poorest countries studied by maternal researchers
Half a million women die during pregnancy and childbirth in the world’s poorest countries each year.
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New scholarship announced with subsea leader Technip
Leading subsea contractor Technip has announced a new scholarship opportunity for MEng (Master of Engineering) students studying at the University of Aberdeen.
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Major food, hunger and brain study launched
Food and obesity researchers are conducting a major international study to piece together what goes on in our body to make us feel full or hungry.
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New insights into the 1641 Irish Rebellion revealed
The stories behind the eye witness accounts of one of the bloodiest episodes in Ireland’s history have been brought to life through a major research project employing new technology and advanced techniques in forensic linguistics.
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King’s College to host historic shinty cup final
The distinguished association between the University and the sport of shinty will be marked this summer when the University hosts the final of the 2011 Aberdein Considine Sutherland Cup.
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Patient turns fundraiser to give to cancer research
An Aberdeen offshore worker who has a type of cancer which is increasingly prevalent in Scotland is today (Tuesday, Feb 15) donating money to a new cancer research fund set up by his oncologist.
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