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Coastal communities at risk of effects of repeating cycles of inequality in marine energy transition
While the clean energy transition offers major opportunities, a new report from University of Aberdeen researchers warns that current governance arrangements may leave coastal communities bearing the cost of energy transition while seeing limited long-term benefits.
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University of Aberdeen spin-out pioneers breakthrough method to produce green hydrogen from seawater
New University of Aberdeen spin-out, Hychor, is on course to transform the future of clean energy with an innovative technology that produces green hydrogen directly from seawater, eliminating the need for freshwater and reducing the cost and infrastructure barriers that currently limit hydrogen adoption.
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Aberdeen well represented in latest Converge cohort
Eleven academic innovators connected to the University of Aberdeen are about to embark on the next chapter of their entrepreneurial journey as Converge announces its latest programme cohort.
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University of Aberdeen helps secure £100k investment in sustainable medical education
A national collaboration between the University of Aberdeen and Scotland's other medical schools, has been awarded £100,000 from the Scottish Government to support the integration of sustainability in healthcare into medical degrees in Scotland.
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From spuds to skincare: Turning potato waste into skincare gold
Scientists from the University of Aberdeen are part of a team looking to turn potato waste into high value compounds that can be used for cosmetics, pharmaceutical and nutraceutical products.
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The growing case for trees on farms
Land managers, farmers, foresters, researchers, and policy makers will gather in Aberdeen for a landmark event to explore how integrating more trees into farmland could play a pivotal role in tackling climate change, improving biodiversity, and supporting resilient rural economies.
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Feeding technique gives capercaillies 'breeding' room
A study focused on protecting Scotland's capercaillie population by managing predators through non-lethal means has seen brood numbers double in target areas.
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Seed sowers sought to explore food potential of Scotland's underutilised land
Nutrition scientists are recruiting an army of seed sowers to help them understand how Scotland could better exploit its underutilised - or "marginal" - lands.
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University research a key enabler of the energy transition, Holyrood told
Innovative approaches to helping Scotland secure long-term leadership in sustainable energy solutions and deliver an orderly energy transition were showcased by the University of Aberdeen at Holyrood last night.
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University of Aberdeen co-leads drive to decarbonise clinical trials
The University of Aberdeen is to co-lead a major project designed to cut the carbon footprint of clinical trials.