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Local expertise attracts top innovators
Some of the UK’s leading drug research and development companies are gathering at the University of Aberdeen tomorrow (September 1) for an influential biologics conference, “Biologics – the next generation therapeutics?”
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Critically acclaimed New York poet joins speakers from across the world for gender conference in Abe
An international women’s studies conference will make its debut visit to Aberdeen next month when delegates from 22 countries worldwide gather at the University of Aberdeen to explore the highly charged issue of Gender and Violence.
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Deputy Minister meets award winning entrepreneurs
Allan Wilson, the Deputy Minister for Enterprise and Lifelong Learning, is today (August 29) meeting the award winning entrepreneurs behind one of the University of Aberdeen’s most successful spin-out companies.
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Twenty five year celebration of first whole-body MRI scan of a patient
A quarter of a century ago an elderly man from Fraserburgh with terminal cancer became the first patient in the world to receive an MRI body scan.
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Pioneering new tool to detect learning difficulties
Scientists in Aberdeen have been awarded almost £177,000 to develop a pioneering device to assess brain disorders in children.
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Joint exhibition celebrates work of famous Scots botanist who inspired Einstein
The life and work of the eminent Scots botanist Robert Brown, whose scientific discovery influenced the work of Albert Einstein, will be celebrated with the launch of a fascinating exhibition at the University of Aberdeen next week.
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Aberdeen's new Rector meets students at Open Day
Robin Harper, the new Rector for the University of Aberdeen, will be visiting the city today to meet students and be a part of the University’s annual Open Day.
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Brain metabolism may hold the key to successful dieting
Scientists in Aberdeen are about to embark on a unique research project which will assess how our brains respond when we lose weight using high protein, low carbohydrate, Atkins-type diets.
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Sex in the Granite City with New York author Adriana Trigiani
Best-selling New York author Adriana Trigiani, who was the inspiration behind many of the story lines in Sex and the City, will be will be reading at a special WORD Festival and Ottakars event at the University of Aberdeen, her only Scottish date on 3 September.
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University of Aberdeen student receives double success
A University of Aberdeen student has twice as much to be celebrating following a recent double success.