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Donation of cutting edge technology to further enhance research and teaching within Geosciences
The University of Aberdeen has become one of a select number of institutes in the UK to employ a cutting edge software package, which will enhance both research and teaching within the institute’s School of Geosciences.
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Norwegian archivists visit Aberdeen
A 20-strong party of Norwegian archivists will be welcomed to King’s College campus today (Thursday, May 29).
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Aberdeen graduate scoops prestigious safety and reliability accolade
An Aberdeen graduate has been awarded a prestigious accolade at a major industry event recognising the importance of safety and reliability.
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Outstanding Aberdeen students commended for academic achievements
An Elgin mother of two who undertakes a daily 3 hour commute to study for a degree in Medicine, was one of three Aberdeen students honoured at a ceremony yesterday (Wednesday 28 May), for their outstanding academic and personal achievements.
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Child experts gather to improve working practices
Improving the service given to Scotland's children is one goal of a new research seminar series bringing together child experts from across the country and beyond.
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New dental school outlined to local dental community
Dentists, dental hygienists and other dental health professionals will tonight (May 28) be given an overview of the new University of Aberdeen Dental School.
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New postgraduate degree launched to meet demands of built and natural environment sector
The University of Aberdeen has launched a new postgraduate programme in planning and surveying, in direct response to increasing demand for highly skilled professionals in the built and natural environment sector.
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Attenborough ‘live feed’ seats up for grabs
Sir David Attenborough’s forthcoming appearance at the University of Aberdeen will now be broadcast live in a second campus venue due to “phenomenal” public interest in his visit.
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Reproductive problems investigated by new centre
Endometriosis is a painful problem suffered by around 2 million women in the UK which can affect fertility and impact on other areas of their lives.
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Oral cancers linked to genes as well as lifestyle
A major international study published today in Nature Genetics provides the strongest evidence to date that genetics play a role in oral cancers – and further emphasises the part alcohol plays in developing the disease.
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