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£100K science scholarship scheme for EU students
The University of Aberdeen has announced £100,000 worth of new scholarships for science students from the new EU Accession States.
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Oceans ‘07 - Aberdeen Shaping Up
Next month two of the world’s major marine and maritime conferences are joining forces and will be coming together for the very first time. OCEANS ’07 IEEE Aberdeen and EurOCEAN 2007 will be held in Aberdeen from June 18-22 2007, and preparations for these two prestigious marine events are now...
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Risk of Parkinson’s disease increases with pesticide exposure and head trauma
Exposure to pesticides and traumatic head injury may have a causative role in Parkinson’s disease, according to a study published online ahead of print in the journal Occupational and Environmental Medicine.
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Plagues and People
An internationally recognised expert on some of the world’s most infectious diseases will this week give an insight into some of the viruses that have grabbed and still make the headlines.
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Research led by the University of Aberdeen published in leading Geology journal
Through the Earth’s history, continents have crashed into each other as they move across the planet surface, building up huge mountain chains like the Alps and Himalayas. Geologists have taken a strong interest in the consequences of these major events, as they influence drainage systems, erosion and climate change.
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Housing boom threatening life chances of younger generation
A future framed by homelessness, late parenthood and families being raised in inadequate accommodation is being faced by Britain’s young people.
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University of Aberdeen goes ‘live’ with new technology
The University of Aberdeen has become the first UK academic institution to go ‘live’ with an eProcurement service which will help transform the process of procuring goods and services.
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Veronica wins top prize in Linnaeus art contest
Television gardener Jim McColl presented prizes to the winners of an art contest which was part of University of Aberdeen celebrations marking the birth of a great botanist.
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TV gardener presents prizes at celebrations for great botanist
Celebrity gardener Jim McColl will tomorrow (Saturday) present prizes to the winner and runners up of a contest which was organised to mark the birth three hundred years ago of one of the world’s greatest botanists.
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Slave trade legacy explored
One of the world’s leading scholars in African and African-American Studies will give a keynote lecture in Aberdeen tonight on the legacies of the Atlantic slave trade.
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