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Dr Huda Khan makes Highly Ranked Scholars list at ScholarsGPS
ScholarsGPS examines 30M+ scholar profiles from 120K+ institutions worldwide – with detailed speciality designations, key metrics, rankings, and publications. Their latest Highly Ranked Scholars™ list contains those eminent authors whose Top Percentage Ranks places them in the top 0.05 % of all scholars due to their lifetime scholarly contributions in...
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Russell Napier, renowned financial historian, gives talk to Business School
We were delighted to welcome Russell Napier to the University of Aberdeen Business School on Friday the 29th of November 2025. Russell Napier is a renowned financial historian, global macro strategist, and author whose work has guided institutional investors for over three decades. Best known for his books Anatomy of...
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Dr Rainer Schulz Presents at ISEG Lisbon School of Economics and Management
Dr Rainer Schulz presented his research on Automated valuation models and AI to professionals and MSc students at the ISEG Lisbon School of Economics and Management on 29th November 2025. Rainer met with Joaquim Leitao Montezuma de Carvalho, director of the Real Estate programme at the IESG.
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Prof. Jie Wu in Stanford World's Top 2% Scientists List 2025 - Six Consecutive Years of Global Recog
Professor Jie Wu has once again been recognised in the Stanford World’s Top 2% Scientists List 2025, marking his sixth consecutive year on this prestigious global ranking (2020–2025). This honour highlights his sustained international influence and positions him among the world’s leading scholars. This latest recognition reinforces his standing as...
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Prof. Aziz Islam opinion featured in Amnesty International report
Congratulations to Professor Muhammad Azizul Islam in the Business School who appears in Amnesty International’s report ‘Abandoned by Fashion’ which was released last week. Part of a wider analysis of fashion workers and the ongoing accountability of fashion brands, the reference appears in a section discussing the limitations of social audits...