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Aberdeen academics recognised for achievements and excellence
Six researchers at the University of Aberdeen have been recognised for their work in the fields of public health, microbiology and biological sciences.
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Life of renowned marine scientist explored in a new book by an Aberdeenshire author
The life of a renowned biologist - a former Professor at the University of Aberdeen with a lifelong connection to the Torry Marine Laboratory - is explored in a new book.
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Aberdeen students receive BP Student Tutoring Awards
Students from the University of Aberdeen, Robert Gordon University, and Aberdeen College have successfully completed the BP Tutoring Scheme, a 14 week volunteering experience as student tutors in primary and secondary schools throughout Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire.
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University welcomes funding to lead Industry Innovation Network for Food and Drink
The University of Aberdeen has welcomed the award of up to £2.64m over five years from the Scottish Funding Council towards the total package cost of £10.58m for a new Scottish Universities Industry Innovation Network for Food and Drink.
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Last chance to see ‘100 curiosities’ at King’s Museum
The first ever exhibition at the new King’s Museum in Old Aberdeen, ‘100 curiosities’, is coming to an end in three days’ time (Tuesday May 31) after welcoming more than 1500 visitors since its opening in mid-April.
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Impact revealed of having child with clubfoot
Parents of children born with clubfoot share many of the negative feelings and perceptions experienced by parents of children with more disabling conditions, according to a University of Aberdeen study.
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Teaching Scotland’s Future discussed at Aberdeen education summit
The University of Aberdeen’s School of Education will join forces with representatives from nine Scottish local authorities for a summit meeting today (May 26) and tomorrow (May 27) to consider how to implement the biggest shake-up of teacher education in decades.
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Major fundraising campaign launched to raise £2.5M for Scotland's first robotic surgical equipment
A major campaign is being launched today (Thursday) to raise £2.5million for Scotland’s first robotic surgical equipment, which will be used to treat patients at Aberdeen Royal Infirmary.
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Call for new examination of the Battle of Harlaw as 600th anniversary approaches
The Battle of Harlaw was one of the most significant in Scotland’s history but little is known about the event which changed forever the cultural and linguistic face of the nation.
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Aberdeen hosts first Scottish roadshow to highlight the important role played by social sciences
The University of Aberdeen will host a Scottish roadshow to highlight the strategic contribution made by the social sciences to government, the media and the public on Wednesday (May 25).
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