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New study shows eye movement tests accurately detect schizophrenia
There is a long history of research on impaired eye movements associated with schizophrenia.
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Aberdeen presents specially commissioned tartan to the University of Hong Kong as it celebrates its
A specially commissioned tartan was presented to the University Hong Kong (HKU) by the University of Aberdeen in a ceremony on Monday (October 29, 2012) as a gift to mark HKU’s centenary.
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Announcing a new era in Alzheimer’s
TauRx Therapeutics Ltd announced today the initiation of two global Phase 3 clinical trials in mild to moderate Alzheimer’s disease. These landmark studies could provide the first definitive data on a Tau‐based approach to disease‐modifying and preventative treatment of Alzheimer’s for at least the next 5–7 years, said Professor Claude...
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Medical student takes on world’s toughest assault course
A second year medical student is to take on the planet’s most extreme assault course, which will see her crawl through icy tunnels, battle up cliffs of mud and scale walls more than twice her own height.
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Public invited to make special sound map of Aberdeen
The public are being invited to take part in an exciting new public artwork that will see the creation of a sound map of Aberdeen.
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Researchers develop cocktail of bacteria that eradicates C.diff
Rowett scientist Professor Harry Flint and his team are part of a research collaboration which has identified a combination of six naturally occurring bacteria that eradicate a highly contagious form of Clostridium difficile, an infectious bacterium associated with many hospital deaths.
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Digital Futures in focus as UK experts gather in Aberdeen
The impact of advances in digital technology on many aspects of our lives in the future takes centre-stage this week as 300 of the UK’s leading researchers and industry experts converge on Aberdeen to share challenges, opportunities, innovations and research.
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Stranded? Experiences needed to help research
A postgraduate student from the University of Aberdeen travels to the west coast this week as part of his research project which aims to help rural and remote communities cope better when vital transport links are disrupted.
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Professor honoured by election to Academia Europaea
Professor Kevin Edwards from the Department of Geography and Environment has been elected a member of the Academia Europaea – the Academy of Europe.
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Students succeed at first Energy Apprentice challenge
Two University of Aberdeen students participated in a gruelling academic challenge to finish in the top three at the first annual Energy Apprentice challenge organised by SPE Aberdeen.
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