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Prospective science students flock to the city
Hundreds of would be science and engineering students from across the UK will visit the University of Aberdeen today (Wednesday February 29) as the institution hosts its annual Science and Engineering Applicant day.
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Masterclass offers students insight into the business of film making
A University of Aberdeen graduate who has been involved in overseeing the production of more than 100 films including Trainspotting, Four Weddings and a Funeral and Notting Hill will pass on the benefit of his experience to current students and members of the public tonight (February 29).
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Work adds new ‘depth’ to Aberdeen Aquatics Centre
Construction work is adding new depth to Aberdeen’s world-class aquatics centre with excavation of the 50 metre pool and diving area now complete.
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Climate change could impact on polar ecosystems
Polar ecosystems could be at risk from the spread of toxic cyanobacteria if the climate continues to warm, say scientists.
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Student society visit Berlin
Twenty-eight students from the University of Aberdeen’s Politics and International Relations society visited Berlin for four days at the beginning of the month.
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Week of sporting success for Aberdeen
It has proved a successful week for men’s sport at the University of Aberdeen with a league title secured and two teams through to finals and semi-finals.
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Aberdeen University Students’ Association shortlisted for six National Awards
NUS Scotland has announced the finalists of the second annual NUS Scotland Awards. The winners of each category will be announced at an awards ceremony the evening of 3 March at NUS Scotland’s National Conference in Irvine.
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£5.1M award to tackle fungal killers
Invasive fungal infections are responsible for around 1.5 million deaths worldwide each year.
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German writer to give reading from his work at University of Aberdeen
David Wagner, the prize-winning author of novels, short stories and numerous articles for respected German newspapers, is to give a public reading from his works at the University of Aberdeen on February 28.
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Climate change study warns against one-off experiments
Climate change research conducted by the University of Aberdeen and Marine Scotland Science highlights the risks of conducting an experiment only once.
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