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Death & Law RSE Project Launches First Workshop on Death, Identity and the Posthuman Condition
The Death & Law RSE project at the University of Aberdeen School of Law held the first of three hybrid workshops on 25th June 2026, generously supported by a Research Collaboration Grant from the Royal Society of Edinburgh. This workshop was centred on one of the project's key themes: Death,...
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Death & Law Research Project Celebrates a Successful Series of Interdisciplinary Events
The Death & Law Research Project has continued to foster interdisciplinary conversations on death, law, and society through a series of successful events, some of which are supported by a generous Royal Society of Edinburgh (RSE) Research Collaboration Grant.
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Lecture by Professor Smorto on Digital Fairness in Platform to Business relationships
On the 14th of April, we had the pleasure to have Professor Guido Smorto (University of Palermo), a Jean Monnet Chair fellow, for a lecture on “Bridging the Fairness Gap Rethinking B2B Digital Contracts: Through the Lens of Offline Regulation”. Professor Smorto provided a very comprehensive overview of the disparities in...
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Pathways of IP law teaching
Dr Ducato presented the prototype of the AI Act serious game at the NOVA Intellectual Property Law and Sustainable Innovation (IPSI) Annual Lecture 2026
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University experts contribute to global dialogue at London Climate Week
Researchers from the University of Aberdeen played a key role in international discussions on climate action and a just transition during London Climate Week, which this year saw over 60,000 attendees gather amid a record-breaking heatwave exceeding 36°C.
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AUCEL Scholars Engage in International CCS Conference in Lund, Sweden
The Aberdeen University Centre for Energy Law (AUCEL) was recently represented at the International Conference on "Carbon Capture & Storage at Sea: Regulation and Governance of Transport, Sequestration, and Liability" hosted by the Faculty of Law at Lund University, Sweden, from 7-8 May 2026. The event convened scholars, regulators, and...
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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.
