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Broadcaster James Naughtie returns to Aberdeen to give free public lecture
Distinguished broadcaster and journalist James Naughtie will return to the north-east to give a lecture in celebration of the bicentenary of the birth of Charles Dickens.
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Professor Neil Price begins prestigious Messenger Lectures Series at Cornell University
The author of the critically acclaimed book The Viking Way has been invited by Cornell University to hold a series of Messenger Lectures, open to the public and faculty at their Ithaca campus in upstate New York.
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University signs Memorandum of Understanding with Ecuadorian university
The University of Aberdeen’s College of Physical Sciences welcomed the Rector of an Ecuadorian University specialising in scientific and technological education on Wednesday (September 26).
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Aberdeen graduate invited to event showcasing employability at the Scottish parliament
A University of Aberdeen graduate will attend an event at the Scottish Parliament showcasing graduate employability today (September 26).
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HM The Queen opens Sir Duncan Rice Library in University
The University of Aberdeen’s Sir Duncan Rice Library was formally opened on Monday 24 September by HM The Queen, accompanied by HRH The Duke of Edinburgh.
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Library name will honour former Principal
The new University of Aberdeen library will be named the Sir Duncan Rice Library in recognition of the vision, ambition and leadership of the University’s former Principal and Vice-Chancellor, Sir Duncan Rice.
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University of Aberdeen Composer nominated for two Classic Brit Awards
The University of Aberdeen’s Professor Paul Mealor has been nominated for two Classic Brit Awards for Composer of The Year and Single of the Year.
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Aberdeen scientists benefit from £84,000 charity funding boost
Dementia scientists at the University of Aberdeen are set to gain from a funding boost after Alzheimer’s Research UK commits a record amount of money to new research projects.
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OilScapes exhibition to open
This weekend sees the opening of OilScapes, an exhibition and programme of films and talks at Peacock Visual Arts, the University of Aberdeen and the Belmont Picturehouse curated by Zeigam Azizov (Royal College of Art) and Janet Stewart (University of Aberdeen) for Peacock Visual Arts.
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International student event a huge success
Hundreds of students newly arrived in Aberdeen from all over the world received an extra-warm welcome from the City this week.
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