News in March 2011
University reinforces Mexico links
30 March 2011 University reinforces Mexico links Representatives of the University of Aberdeen are in Mexico this week as part of an official UK political, business and academic delegation led by the Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg.
seisLAB puts Aberdeen at forefront of seismic research and training
24 March 2011 seisLAB puts Aberdeen at forefront of seismic research and training A new education and industry partnership will position Aberdeen as a leading centre in the UK for research using seismic surveys from the energy industry.
The truth - is it out there?
16 March 2011 The truth - is it out there? Could life exist beyond Earth and if so could ET phone home?
Archaeological lessons learned in Orkney shared with international experts
15 March 2011 Archaeological lessons learned in Orkney shared with international experts Scientists and researchers from across northern Europe will gather in Orkney on Thursday to learn how the islands protect their rich archaeological resources from rising seas and winter storms.
Can computers be persuasive?
15 March 2011 Can computers be persuasive? Computers and smart phones have become essential in our day-to-day lives but are the devices doing more than providing us with information? Can they also influence our behaviour?
Satellites and the services they provide
14 March 2011 Satellites and the services they provide Ever wondered how you build a satellite and then launch it into space? Or considered how satellites in space provide internet access on Earth?
UK ambassador to Mexico visits campus
11 March 2011 UK ambassador to Mexico visits campus Judith Macgregor HM Ambassador to Mexico, visited the campus on Thursday March 10 to discuss our growing business and academic links with Mexico and student exchange opportunities.
High speed science and spotlight on satellites during celebratory week
10 March 2011 High speed science and spotlight on satellites during celebratory week Researchers will race against the clock to pitch their science to the public at an action packed pub night in Aberdeen next week.
