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A donation worth more than £900k from engineering firm Petroleum Experts is allowing students at the University of Aberdeen to get to grips with the latest in petroleum engineering software tools.

Conservationists are increasingly coming into conflict with land managers, companies and in some cases governments who have different priorities.

Representatives of the University of Aberdeen are in Mexico this week as part of an official UK political, business and academic delegation led by the Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg.

A new education and industry partnership will position Aberdeen as a leading centre in the UK for research using seismic surveys from the energy industry.

Scientists and researchers from across northern Europe will gather in Orkney on Thursday to learn how the islands protect their rich archaeological resources from rising seas and winter storms.

Judith Macgregor HM Ambassador to Mexico, visited the campus on Thursday March 10 to discuss our growing business and academic links with Mexico and student exchange opportunities.

Researchers from the University of Aberdeen are inviting tweets on the use of peat in horticulture as part of the Department for Environment, Food and Environmental Affairs consultation on this hot topic.

Today (Thursday November 18), two University of Aberdeen students became the recipients of the first Halliburton UK Scholars.

The exploHUB is pleased to announce the completion of the refurbishment of its workrooms.

What do the north-east whalers of the 19th century and hydrogen bomb-testing by the Soviet Union in the 1960s have in common?