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University named Education Provider of the Year by African Forum Scotland
The University was named Education Provider of the Year in this year's Annual African Achievement Awards Scotland.
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Glacier melt helps sea level forecasts
New insight into how glacier movement is affected by melting ice in summer could help predictions of sea level rise.
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Scottish Centre on Constitutional Change
The ESRC Scottish Centre on Constitutional Change, formally launched today, represents a significant boost to the debate on the future of Scotland.
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Ex-student publishes in Nature just months after graduating
It's a career highlight most scientists strive towards - publication in one of the world's most influential journals: Nature.
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Liquid crystal that twists and bends
New and improved energy efficient digital screens as well as improved TV images could be just some of the benefits of a new discovery in the field of liquid crystals, which chemists from the University of Aberdeen have been involved with.
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Could oats be the answer to a healthy gut and heart? Volunteers sought for study
Could porridge and oatcakes be the key to keeping our gut healthy and protecting against heart disease?
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University of Aberdeen to host Festival of Social Science events
Major challenges including how governments handle pathways from conflict to peace will be explored at a University led week of events highlighting the impact of social science research.
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Aberdeen scientist scoops accolade for bird studies
A University of Aberdeen zoologist has been awarded a major national prize for her research into the ecology and genetics of bird populations.
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Groundbreaking bone mimicking technology scoops £80K Fellowship
A University of Aberdeen chemist has been awarded a £80K fellowship to support his development of a material that helps damaged bones to heal.
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Arsenic water contamination implicated in resistance to Leishmaniasis drug in India
Arsenic contamination of water supplies may have played a significant role in the development of widespread resistance in the Indian subcontinent to an important drug used to treat leishmaniasis, the second-largest parasitic killer in the world.