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Spotlight for new ideas and talented students
The University of Aberdeen’s local heat of the Scottish Institute for Enterprise (SIE) Business Planning Competition, has been launched in conjunction with the Robert Gordon University.
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Chemistry week promises to go with a bang
National Chemistry Week is sure to go with a bang when it kicks off next month with an exciting programme of events, lectures and an exclusive screening of the popular Al Gore film, An Inconvenient Truth.
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Lecture to give insight into climate change in the Asian Monsoon
The University of Aberdeen recently announced a stellar line-up of its autumn inaugural lecture series. The Inaugural Lectures 2007 is showcasing some of the world’s leading thinkers and pioneers who have been recently appointed by the Institution from leading universities and institutions around the globe.
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OAPs assisting with dementia research gather in Aberdeen
More than 200 men and women from across the North East who are helping with brain ageing research are gathering at the University of Aberdeen this afternoon (October 30).
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University of Aberdeen signs agreement with Chinese Agricultural University
Professor Dominic Houlihan, Vice Principal for Research and Commercialisation, University of Aberdeen, was delighted to sign an agreement at the weekend with Principal Zhang JianHua of China Agriculture University in Beijing.
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Scottish Transport Awards 2007
Research conducted by academics from the University of Aberdeen has been shortlisted in the Scottish Transport Awards 2007 to be held this evening (Monday, October 29) at the Hilton Hotel, Glasgow.
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Enhancing the 1st Year Experience
As part of the University’s response to the QAA’s ‘First Year Experience’ Quality Enhancement Theme, over 40 academic staff met last week to consider ways of enhancing the learning experience of our 1st Year students.
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Scientists in the pink
It’s not just white coats that will be on show today (Friday, October 26) at University of Aberdeen labs at Foresterhill.
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Mothers-in-law’s advice crucial to Nepalese mothers’ health
A new study has linked advice given by mothers-in-law and husbands with pregnant women's participation in antenatal care.
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First University wide Postgraduate Open Day
Students stand to improve their career prospects and future earning potential by attending a new Postgraduate Open Day at the University of Aberdeen.
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Aberdeen student wins BBC Wildlife award
Aberdeen’s Sarah Marley will today be announced as BBC Wildlife Magazine’s Young Environmental Journalist of the Year 2007.
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Aberdeen anthropologist hosts international seminar on Muslims in a global world
A senior academic from the University of Aberdeen, with a growing international reputation, will this Friday host a unique event exploring the lives of Muslims in today’s global community.
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Theatre company to help trainee doctors spot signs of domestic abuse
A powerful theatrical performance will today (October 24) give Aberdeen medical students an emotion charged insight into domestic abuse.
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Puzzles of Jane Austen kicks off University autumn lectures
A fascinating exploration of nineteenth century authors and their work will be the first event in the autumn 2007 series of Inaugural Lectures from some of the world’s leading scholars now working at the University of Aberdeen.
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Gail Porter laid bare at Aberdeen
Television personality Gail Porter is in Aberdeen today to talk about her life in the public eye.
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Button Boxes and Moothie Magic
Moothie maestros and button box players from across Scotland and beyond gathered in Aberdeen over the weekend.
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Scots researchers help shed fresh light on 1641 “massacre”
Eyewitness accounts of the bloody 17th century rebellion that drew the battle lines for Ireland’s Catholic-Protestant divide – and claimed the lives of thousands of Scottish Protestants – are to be made publicly available for the first time.
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University museum treasures of ‘national significance’
The University of Aberdeen has welcomed news that its entire museum collection has been deemed a Recognised Collection of National Significance.
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First Irish and Scottish Studies journal launched
A new journal devoted to the histories, literatures and languages of Ireland and Scotland has been launched.
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Scholarships for gifted musicians
Five talented University of Aberdeen students have been awarded prestigious music scholarships.
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'Major milestone' for new regional sports centre
A Scottish hockey star and representatives from the University of Aberdeen, Aberdeen City Council and sportscotland today visited the site where a multi-million pound sports centre is being built.
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Centre for Learning & Teaching launches new website and hosts lunch for colleagues
Earlier this week senior academics and managers attended a lunch hosted by the Centre for Learning & Teaching.
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University researchers contribute to global conference on maternal health in the developing world
Researchers from a University of Aberdeen initiative which is helping to identify how to reduce the toll of women dying in developing countries from pregnancy related causes are preparing to take their findings to the world’s stage.
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A naff exhibition?
Evil eye jewellery and a fluffy boa died pink with cherry pop are among the curious objects on display at a new exhibition exploring ideas of craft in the North-east.
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Transport initiatives to come under the spotlight at major conference
Researchers from the University of Aberdeen will be in Edinburgh this week for a one-day conference where they will join leading figures with a vested interest in transport research.
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Major deal signed to progress new potential drug for rheumatoid arthritis
The University of Aberdeen has struck another major deal with a drug development company to progress a brand new therapy which - if successful – could potentially revolutionise the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis and other inflammatory diseases.
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Funding boost for Sport Science at Aberdeen
New research aimed at helping Scotland’s population lead a more mobile and active retirement is underway after a funding boost from an international oil and gas firm.
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Major bid to reduce risk of E. coli O157 in rural communities
Aberdeen researchers today (Thursday, October 11) launch a unique collaboration which aims to reduce the risk of a potentially deadly bug which is particularly prevalent in North East Scotland.
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Aberdeen strengthens Himalayan links
The University of Aberdeen has taken a significant step towards strengthening its research links in the world’s highest region.
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Marathon man raises monster sum for autism
Big hearted sponsors helped spur Records Manager Phil Astley on when he ran his very first marathon at the weekend.
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Law Fair attracts record number of employers
A record-breaking number of employers from across Scotland’s legal sector will attend the University of Aberdeen Law Fair next week.
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Winter Concert Series hits stride with top soprano
The University of Aberdeen’s winter concert series gets into full swing this weekend with a performance from acclaimed soprano, Irene Drummond.
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First Minister witnesses signing as Wyeth acquires Haptogen
Award winning biotech company Haptogen Ltd has been acquired by one of the world’s biggest pharmaceutical companies in a major deal witnessed today by Scotland’s First Minister.
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Boost for Water Voles in the Cairngorms National Park
The Cairngorms Water Vole Conservation Project has become the biggest if its kind in mainland Britain with additional staff, new partners joining the initiative and new areas being targeted in a bid to increase populations of these furry little rodents.
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Votes sought to make University’s treasured place the nation’s favourite
The people of the North-east have until the end of October to ensure that a local landmark officially becomes one of the ten most treasured places in Scotland.
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Prize-winning Scottish housing showcased
The best in Scottish housing design over the last 70 years is celebrated at a new exhibition at Aberdeen’s Marischal Museum.
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Canadian lesson for Scots teachers as new research scholarships launched
Two educational experts from Canada visit Aberdeen this Saturday (October 6) to speak at an event aimed at helping improve the school experience for youngsters.
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Monster effort by Phil to raise cash for autism
Records Manager Phil Astley will create a record of his own this Sunday (October 7) when he runs his very first marathon.
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University of Aberdeen shortlisted for THES awards
The Times Higher Education Supplement (THES) has announced the shortlist for awards which will recognise and celebrate the achievements of UK universities and the academics who work in them. A total of 20 awards will be made in The Times Higher Awards 2007, reflecting the whole spectrum of university...
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Aberdeen’s new library benefits from £50K funding from the Hess Corporation
The University of Aberdeen’s ambitious new library plans have been given a major boost following a £50K donation from leading global independent energy company, Hess Corporation.
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Aberdeen students compete in Shell Step Awards final
Two students from the University of Aberdeen were among 14 finalists in the 2007 Shell Step Scotland and Northern Ireland Awards.
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Gail Porter laid bare at Aberdeen
Television personality Gail Porter will visit Aberdeen later this month to talk about her life in the public eye.