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Prof Anable gives evidence to the Scottish Government Infrastructure & Capital Investment Committee
Professor Jillian Anable was invited to give evidence to the ICI Committees inquiry ‘Scrutiny of the Draft Budget 2015-16’. The Committee’s remit is transport, housing, broadband and water and sewerage infrastructure and this inquiry is focussing its scrutiny on the extent to which the draft budget is likely to contribute...
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Human Geography staff submit evidence to the Environment, Food & Rural Affairs Committee
Fiona Williams, Lorna Philip and John Farrington from Geography and Gorry Fairhurst from Engineering have made a written submission to the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee rural broadband inquiry. Drawing upon research being undertaken as part of the Rural Public Access WiFi Service project, funded by the dot.rural Digital...
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Hydrology group experiences a busy fall
Doerthe Tetzlaff received £20K in funding from the IGB Leibniz Institute (Institute for Freshwater Ecology) in Germany to support a PhD studentship. Jason Lessels, Postdoc on the NERC-funded HYDRA project, and Claire Tunaley, PhD student in the hydrology group, have successfully completed field work in Canada and Aberdeen, respectively. Marjolein...
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ClimateXChange Fellowship on Transport and Energy begins
Dr Craig Morton is welcomed back to the Centre for Transport Research to begin a three year postdoctoral fellowship on transport and energy funded by ClimateXChange. Dr Morton will be working on new areas of interdisciplinary investigation including bringing behavioural science to bear on understanding responses to transport system change,...
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Analysis of children in road accidents sees James honoured
A University of Aberdeen student's study of road accidents in Aberdeen involving child pedestrians has won the runners up award in the Association for Geographical Information (AGI) student award for geospatial excellence.
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Northern Rivers Institute hosts successful postgraduate summer school
The "Aberdeen Catchment Science" advanced summer school for PhD students and Post Docs was held for the fifth time in August at the Northern Rivers Institute.
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Department welcomes Elphinstone PhD Scholarship recipient
Geography & Environment welcomes Ross Young, who joined us on 1 September after securing an Elphinstone Scholarship to fund his PhD candidature.
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Forest fires and floods tackled as part of new course
Forest fires in the North East of Scotland and flooding risk in Aberdeen city and shire are among a range of topics tackled by Geography students at the University of Aberdeen.
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Aberdeen Hydrology Group records achievements & opportunities
Aberdeen's Hydrology Group, The Northern Rivers Institute, has recently had a number of opportunities to exchange ideas and prepare for future work on national and international stages.
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Climate change 'secrets' recovered from bottom of Greenland lake
Scientists from the University of Aberdeen have delved to the bottom of an arctic lake in order to chart the effects of climate change over the past 10,000 years in an effort to better understand global warming.