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MP hears of work of chronic pain experts
Chronic pain affects 13% of adults in the UK and about one in five report having to change their job or give up working as a result of symptoms.
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University of Aberdeen pays tribute to popular scholar and teacher
The University of Aberdeen will remember one of its longest serving scholars with a memorial service and lecture today (Friday October 30)
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US Navy medal awarded to volunteer who helps to house University of Aberdeen students
A woman who has enabled more than 80 students from the University of Aberdeen to stay in America while they complete a work experience programme has been honoured by the US Navy.
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Irish and Scottish culture ministers to celebrate 10th anniversary of pioneering research institute
World leading scholars and the culture ministers of Ireland and Scotland will gather in Aberdeen to celebrate the 10th anniversary of a pioneering institute dedicated to the study of both nations.
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Brave Aberdeen alumnus to share inspiring story
A brave University of Aberdeen graduate who became paralysed following a rock climbing accident will share her inspiring story at a free event next month.
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Competition calls for movie making youngsters to showcase talent
Aspiring Spielbergs and wannabe Woody Allens are being urged to get their entries in for a unique competition which could see their movie making efforts showcased on the big screen.
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New student helps grow garden
A horticultural student is bedding into a new role - thanks to the Friends of the Cruickshank Botanical Garden.
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Calling Moon gazers for an evening of lunar activity
Budding and experienced Moon gazers alike will be urged to turn their eyes to the skies this week at a free event taking place in Aberdeen.
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University host delegation from Hong Kong
The University of Aberdeen will host a delegation of representatives from the City University of Hong Kong tomorrow (Wednesday October 28) in a visit which aims to strengthen collaboration between the two institutions.
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Aberdeen scholar uncovers new evidence which could change our understanding of the legendary Brahan
For centuries, Highland families have passed on the legend of the Brahan Seer – said to have foreseen events ranging from the construction of the Caledonian Canal to the Piper Alpha disaster.
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