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Scientists from the University of Aberdeen will play a key role in a new initiative that aims to train the next generation of mineral resource experts to help the energy transition.

The University has appointed three leading academics to help drive forward research linked to the energy transition, one of its five Interdisciplinary research challenges.

Researchers at the University of Aberdeen have addressed long-awaited industry and policy calls by producing the first ever place-based roadmap for measuring the achievement of a just transition.

Emma Cary, a PhD researcher in Geography & Environment, will work as a Nuffield Fellow for the UK parliament, translating complex research evidence for policy-makers.

A novel project to create a unique series of maps of the Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire coast has recently been completed.

Work led by a team from the University of Aberdeen Archaeology Department to uncover the history of the Picts has been shortlisted for a prestigious book award and will feature in two forthcoming television series.

The Just Transition Lab at the University of Aberdeen recently published a report on 'Measuring Just Transition' looking into indicators and scenarios for a just transition in Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire. Co-author Prof. Tavis Potts gave evidence on the report with colleague Dr. Daria Shapovalova (Law) and Dr John Bone (Social...

The University absolutely understands how passionately colleagues, students and many members of the wider public feel about Modern Languages including Gaelic.

Georgina Ogg used GIS to map historical landscape descriptions in Loch Lomond

Spectacular Svalbard sits halfway between mainland Norway and the North Pole and is one of the fastest warming places in the Arctic.