News in July 2010
Prestigious symposium comes to Scotland for the first time
26 July 2010 Prestigious symposium comes to Scotland for the first time A highly prestigious scientific event will take place in Scotland for the first time from tomorrow (Tuesday July 27).
University of Aberdeen and Halliburton sign partnership agreement
26 July 2010 University of Aberdeen and Halliburton sign partnership agreement The University of Aberdeen and global energy group Halliburton have signed a strategic partnership agreement today (Monday July 26).
Students celebrate racing success
23 July 2010 Students celebrate racing success A group of University of Aberdeen students are celebrating success on a world famous race track with a car they built entirely from scratch.
Joke-generating computer goes global
21 July 2010 Joke-generating computer goes global What do you get when you cross humour with science? A joke-generating computer programme, created by Aberdeen scientists to help children develop their language skills, is launched online today (Wednesday July 21).
Synchronisation between mother and foetus heartbeats understood for the first time
20 July 2010 Synchronisation between mother and foetus heartbeats understood for the first time The heartbeats of a mother and foetus synchronise — new research has revealed.
Students in the driving seat for racing success
12 July 2010 Students in the driving seat for racing success A group of engineering students are gearing up for success on a world famous race track with a car they have spent 10 months building.
University Vice-Principal elected to the Royal Academy of Engineering
09 July 2010 University Vice-Principal elected to the Royal Academy of Engineering Professor Albert Rodger, Vice-Principal and Head of the College of Physical Sciences at the University of Aberdeen, has been elected to the Royal Academy of Engineering.
Innovative research idea scoops engineering student top award
08 July 2010 Innovative research idea scoops engineering student top award An innovative vision of engineering in the future has secured a University of Aberdeen student a prestigious award.
