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Leading filmmakers announced for Director’s Cut
Leading lights of the European film world have been announced as part of the new season of talks in the University of Aberdeen’s Director’s Cut series.
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World No 1 status for Aberdeen runner
An Aberdeen academic has reached the top of the world rankings for middle distance running.
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Expert in ageing bows out
An Aberdeen academic whose work on the ageing brain and dementia has attracted worldwide attention to the North East of Scotland bows out tomorrow (September 30).
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National Osteoporosis Society announces new Chairman
The National Osteoporosis Society announced today that Professor David Reid, Professor of Rheumatology and Head of Division of Applied Medicine at the University of Aberdeen, will be the charity’s new Chair of the Board of Trustees.
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Rainforest fun for youngsters
Young nature lovers will today (Friday, September 26) get the chance to explore weird and wonderful plants and animals of the rainforest.
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Cancer scientist gives research overview
An award winning University of Aberdeen breast cancer researcher will give an insight into his work at a gathering tomorrow (Saturday, September 27) of cancer workers.
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Aberdeen’s efforts to save mothers and babies
An unsung hero of the medical world who made a groundbreaking finding over two centuries ago that could have saved millions of women’s lives is being celebrated tomorrow (September 25).
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New science promoter creates Arcs and Sparks
The University of Aberdeen has made a key appointment as part of its ongoing drive to engage the public in its diverse and world leading research.
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More students and higher satisfaction as new term begins
As thousands of new freshers arrive in the Granite City the University of Aberdeen can announce today (Monday 22 September) an estimated 9% increase in student numbers.
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Innovative medical building wins environmental award
An innovative new Aberdeen medical building has been awarded a prestigious accolade in recognition of its environmental credentials.
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DNA watchdog unveils work at Elphinstone
The Government's DNA watchdog, the Human Genetics Commission, will meet at Elphinstone Hall tomorrow (September 23)
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Guidance teachers from across Scotland attend Aberdeen event
Guidance teachers from across Scotland will converge on the University of Aberdeen today (Friday 19 September) to learn more about the latest Higher Education opportunities for students.
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School kids turn scientist for the day
Almost 70 schoolchildren took over a University of Aberdeen lab yesterday (18 September) to see what it’s like to be a scientist.
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Miniature men storm Old Town House
Roman legionnaires will cross swords with Gordon Highlanders today when a new exhibition opens at Aberdeen’s Old Town House.
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How changes in land use can affect our social welfare highlighted by Aberdeen experts
The various ways in which changes to EU policies affecting land use could significantly impact on society will be highlighted by Aberdeen experts at a key international conference next week.
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Health, renewables and energy under the spotlight
Extensive efforts to try to reduce the numbers of women dying during pregnancy and childbirth will come under the spotlight today (September 18).
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Young neuroscientist recognised
The work of an University of Aberdeen student was recognised at a recent gathering in Glasgow.
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Animal archaeology comes to Aberdeen
Aberdeen archaeologists will join forces this weekend to explore the relationship humans had with animals in days gone by.
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Marine renewables could be delayed by gap in ecological understanding
Moves to harness the UK’s vast marine renewable resources could be delayed because of a lack of understanding about the potential environmental impacts of new technology, it has been claimed.
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University of Aberdeen is ready to do business
The University of Aberdeen will open its doors to further collaboration and partnership opportunities on Thursday when it stages a major event for the business community.
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Newly restored Crown Tower primed for sixth century and beyond
The newly restored Crown Tower atop Aberdeen’s King’s College Chapel has been unveiled, with the completion of a unique restoration project undertaken over spring and summer.
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Testosterone levels dictate attraction
Women with higher levels of testosterone are more attracted to masculine looking men like celebrity beefcakes Russell Crowe and Daniel Craig.
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Alzheimer’s lecture brings in the crowds
More than 300 people are expected to descend on the University of Aberdeen tomorrow night (September 16) for a talk by a scientist who announced in the summer news of an Alzheimer’s breakthrough.
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Monster midge experiment hailed a success
A research team from the University of Aberdeen and Rothamsted Research has completed an historic survey that could pave the way for the production of the most effective natural midge repellent on the market. The team has invented a revolutionary new product which it hopes will prove the most...
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Record breaking underwater camera to be showcased to public
A revolutionary underwater camera, which has plunged to record breaking depths below the surface of the North Sea, will be showcased to members of the public at a key science event in Aberdeen next week.
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Children get the chance to turn insect inspector
The University of Aberdeen Natural History Centre and Talisman Energy have collaborated to create innovative workshops for schoolchildren this weekend (September 13, 14).
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Clots and cancer come under spotlight at local science festival
Ever sat on a plane and wondered about the dangers of Deep Vein Thrombosis?
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University throws open its doors to public
The University of Aberdeen building where scientists are involved in pioneering medical research is throwing open its doors to the public on Saturday (September 13).
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Scientist in Alzheimer’s breakthrough gives lecture
The scientist who made headlines around the world with the announcement of a breakthrough in the treatment of Alzheimer’s disease is giving a public lecture in Aberdeen next week.
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Appointment marks significant milestone for new Energy Futures Research Centre
A major step forward has been taken in the creation of a new Aberdeen based research centre which will play a crucial role in solving the national energy crisis.
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Final call for entries to archaeological photography competition
Aspiring and experienced photographers are being encouraged to get their entries in for a unique photographic competition which aims to capture the beauty of the North East‘s archaeology.
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Aberdeen students given accommodation boost
Hard-pressed students looking to find quality accommodation in Aberdeen have been given a boost as UNITE, the UK’s largest manager of branded student accommodation, is delighted to announce today the completion and official opening of New Carnegie Court. The £28M state of the art student accommodation development will provide a...
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New evening classes at language centre
A new range of evening classes will begin later this month at the University of Aberdeen’s Language Centre.
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Obesity and weight loss myths and rules of attraction explored at national science event
Highly intriguing questions such as, why do we consider certain people more attractive than others and how can we lose weight without feeling hungry? – will be answered by University of Aberdeen experts at a key UK science event.
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Food Micro 2008 is major success
A major four day conference which brought some of the world’s leading food microbiologists to Aberdeen has been hailed a huge success.
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Pupils given unique masterclass from leading Scots authors
Aberdeen school pupils were offered the exclusive opportunity to learn the art of creative writing from a host of acclaimed Scottish authors as part of a unique literary event held today (Thursday 4 September).
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Porters step up to Pedometer Challenge
Staff members at the University of Aberdeen have been putting their best foot forward as part of a new health and well-being drive.
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Postgraduates gather for Celtic conference
The first conference for Celtic postgraduate students in Scotland takes place this week at King’s College.
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Higher Education convention to provide prospective students with vital information
Over fifty internationally renowned Higher Education institutes from throughout the UK will attend an event next week designed to provide prospective new students with the information they require to kick-start their academic career.
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‘Virtual’ library launched as oil operator urges backing for University vision
The multi-million pound fundraising campaign to create the new University of Aberdeen library today received a boost from oil and gas operator Petro-Canada.
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Mapping the world: experts in science and society gather in Aberdeen
Changing coastlines, visualization in oil exploration, Canadian glaciers, Google Earth, social geographies and mapping the history of Islam will all come under the spotlight as national and international experts gather this week at the University of Aberdeen.
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Deadly bug under scrutiny at major food safety conference
The potentially fatal E. coli O157 bug will come under scrutiny at a major food microbiology conference opening in Aberdeen today (Monday September 1).