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University supports Heat Network Scotland as a Founding Member
Professor Tavis Potts from the School of Geosciences and the Just Transition Lab attended the launch of Heat Network Scotland at the Edinburgh Climate Change Institute.
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Researchers warn of climate change 'roulette' for European nitrate pollution
Climate change could significantly increase nitrogen pollution risks in freshwater systems across parts of Europe unless nutrient management practices adapt to changing environmental conditions, new research has found.
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Neanderthals may have turned rhinoceros teeth into tools, researchers find
Researchers led by the University of Aberdeen and the Muséum National d'Histoire Naturelle (France) have found new evidence that Neanderthals may have used rhinoceros teeth as tools, opening an unexpected new chapter in our understanding of prehistoric technology and resource use.
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Groundbreaking new research resolves 3,000-year-old mystery of location of Odysseus' Homeland
A 3,000-year-old mystery at the heart of Homer's Odyssey has been given a dramatic new twist as scientists unveil evidence that challenges long-held assumptions about the location of Odysseus' homeland.
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University of Aberdeen students visit Shearwater's SW Tasman in Aberdeen
A group of University of Aberdeen geophysics and integrated petroleum geoscience students and staff were given a rare opportunity to step aboard one of the world's most advanced seismic vessels during a visit to Shearwater SW Tasman in Aberdeen.
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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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Unlocking West of Shetland reserves could reduce imports and be better for global climate
With the PetroJarl Rosebank having left its dry dock in Norway last Saturday and arrived on location west of Shetland, an important major new peer-reviewed study underlines the importance of the area for extending the life of the UK's oil and gas sector.
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Offshore spatial conflicts threaten the UK's energy transition ambitions, study warns
A new study from the University of Aberdeen's Interdisciplinary Centre for Energy Transition warns that intensifying competition for offshore space is placing the UK's energy transition at risk and calls for the creation of a single overarching regulatory body to manage competing demands and ensure the best national outcomes.
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University academic re-elected to chair the National Energy Skills Accelerator
The body tasked with creating a more flexible and resilient workforce for the UK's energy sector has broken with tradition and nominated its current chair remain in post for a second year.
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Public lecture to explore Aberdeen's geothermal future
The University of Aberdeen will host a public lecture exploring the future of geothermal energy in the city.