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Bradyworks - outstanding contemporary music group from Canada
University Music at the University of Aberdeen will next week (Tuesday, December 2) welcome Bradyworks an outstanding contemporary music group from Canada performing for the first time in the United Kingdom.Composer and guitarist Tim Brady will bring his unique ensemble Bradyworks to the UK with concerts in Aberdeen and London....
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Minister gives keynote address at University sustainability conference
Jim Wallace MSP (Deputy First Minister and Minister for Enterprise and Lifelong Learning) will deliver the keynote address at the third annual Conference on Sustainable Development and the Oil and Gas Industry at the University of Aberdeen on Monday December 1, 2003.Sustainable Development - the process needed to achieve a...
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New centre of excellence in environmental sustainability for Aberdeen
[Issued jointly by the University of Aberdeen, The Macaulay Land Use Research Institute and theNatural Environment Research Council]New centre of excellence in environmental sustainability for AberdeenA proposal for a new Aberdeen Centre for Environmental Sustainability (ACES) has today (Thursday, 27 November) been given the go ahead by the Natural Environment...
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UK first for prestigious seminar series
UK first for prestigious seminar seriesOver the course of the coming academic year the University of Aberdeen's Centre for Early Modern Studies will host a Sawyer Seminar - a series of conferences and workshops funded annually by the Andrew W Mellon Foundation of New York. The University of Aberdeen, along...
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University joins forces with students to explore new facilities
Ambitious plans to create a new, state-of-the-art students' facility at the heart of King's College campus are to be explored by the University of Aberdeen.The University has joined forces with the Students' Association to examine the possibility of creating a 'one-stop shop' for students which could see new social facilities...
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Rifkind urges Europe to look to UK for way ahead
[Issued on behalf of the Natural Environment Research Council] Rifkind urges Europe to look to UK for way aheadSir Malcolm Rifkind, former Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, will point to the evolution of the United Kingdom as providing lessons for the new Europe during a lecture at...
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Major incidents and their impacts on University agenda
Major incidents and their impacts on University agendaMajor incidents and their impacts are the theme of a day-long conference taking place today (Wednesday November 26) at the University of Aberdeen.Over 150 delegates from across the UK will hear keynote speeches from author and humanitarian Terry Waite, as well as Mrs...
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Students to benefit from launch of information centre
Students at the University of Aberdeen are to benefit from the launch of the University's Students' Association Information and Advice Centre.The University has recruited 12 student volunteers who have been fully trained to provide information, advice and referrals every weekday between 10am and 4pm for the 13,500 students who study...
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What would you do with £270 million?
People in Aberdeen will have the chance this week to find out how decisions are made for funding environmental science and to e their views on how they think a £270 million budget should be spent.The Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) spends that amount each year on environmental science. Funding...
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Aberdeen transport expert advises Austria
An expert on British transport policy - Dr Jon Shaw, based at the University of Aberdeen - has been invited to give evidence next week to the Austrian Government on a possible reorganisation of Austrian railways.The Austrian Government wants to improve the productivity of the Austrian Federal Railway (OBB) and...
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