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Blossoming career for Kate
It’s all coming up roses for Kate Barnard – the first horticultural student supported by the Friends of the Cruickshank Botanic Garden.
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Exhibition puts Centre for Rural Health in the spotlight
The people of the Highlands are to feature in a photographic exhibition in Inverness celebrating the 10th anniversary of an academic research unit serving the region.
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Why is snot green? Event to answer some of science’s quirkiest questions
Why is snot green? What is space made of? Where does all the water go at low tide, and will computers ever be more intelligent than people?
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Library leads the way
The University of Aberdeen has become one of the first higher education institutes in the country to implement LEAN thinking as one of a package of measures being taken to ensure its library, especially its new £57million library building, is as efficient and green as possible.
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Word is out on renowned Polish author
A trust set up by the University of Aberdeen’s late Professor of Logic, Wladyslaw Bednarowski, is helping to bring a renowned Polish author to the 2010 Word Festival.
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‘Crime’ wave to hit Word
Aberdeen will experience a surge in crime in May – but only in the literary world as some of the UK’s leading thriller writers gather in the Granite City.
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Vitamin D and cancer links explored thanks to fundraising walk
A new study is about to get underway which will explore potential links between vitamin D – the ‘sunshine’ vitamin – breast cancer and sunshine levels in the North East of Scotland.
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Aberdeen pupils become curators as mini museum launches
An Aberdeen Primary School has created its own museum collection with more than 100 exhibits ranging from model ships to Viking shields.
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Major boost for science and society
A University of Aberdeen led collaboration has secured £40,000 of Scottish Government funding to further develop its Public Engagement with Science programme and extend its reach across the North East and beyond.
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Aberdeen Harbour supports the University of Aberdeen's Special Collections Centre
Aberdeen Harbour Board and the University of Aberdeen hosted an event last week(Thursday 22 April) to announce the port’s £170,000 sponsorship of the new Photography Archive Room, within the Special Collections Centre of the University’s new library.
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