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New paper explores the rise of surveillance technology in the UK
The rising trend of surveillance technology, such as CCTV, across the UK is the focus of a new theoretical paper by two University of Aberdeen researchers who will present their findings at a national conference next week.
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Families spring into science
Families from across the North-east can have fun next week finding out about the science of Spring at the University of Aberdeen.
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Eminent scientist gives lecture at Aberdeen
Biology pupils from across the North-east are among those gathering in Aberdeen next month for a fascinating insight into a bacterium of central importance to biotechnology and medicine.
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Distinguished medical figure returns to the University of Aberdeen
The University of Aberdeen is delighted to announce the re-appointment of one of the medical world’s most distinguished figures, Professor Sir Graeme Catto.
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Could CNS damage be repaired by controlling signals in nerve cells?
Scientists in Aberdeen are carrying out research to see whether modifying chemicals and proteins – signaling molecules – within nerve cells could help repair damage to the human central nervous system (CNS).
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International geoscientist returns to his alma mater and secures £1M funding from industry
An international geoscientist, Dr Ben Kneller, has returned to the University of Aberdeen as part of the institution’s highly successful international recruitment campaign. Dr Kneller has been appointed as a Reader and is strengthening the research base of the Department of Geology & Petroleum Geology within the School of...
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Word 05 Programme Announced
One of Scotland’s finest poets, Kathleen Jamie launched the programme for Word 05 at a lunchtime reading to a capacity crowd yesterday, Thursday 24 March, at the University of Aberdeen.
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University researchers report on sexual health initiative
Researchers at Aberdeen have carried out an independent evaluation of the impact of a Scottish Executive project to improve sexual health and relationships for young people in Lothian.
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University eggstravaganza
Nursery children will find out about nature at Spring time at the University of Aberdeen later this week.
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Trustworthy not lustworthy
Students who were shown pictures of people who looked like themselves found the images trustworthy, but they were not sexually attracted to the “lookalikes”.
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