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University of Aberdeen appoints next Principal and Vice Chancellor
The University of Aberdeen has appointed Professor Ian Diamond FBA FRSE the Chief Executive of The Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) as the next Principal and Vice Chancellor of the University. He will succeed Professor Sir Duncan Rice on 1 October 2010. To aid transition Professor Diamond will be...
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Inaugural University of Aberdeen Technip Scholarship awarded
A University of Aberdeen student has become the first recipient of a new £16K scholarship awarded by subsea engineering and construction company Technip.
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New medical students for new flagship building
Around 180 first year medical students will today (September 28) become the first intake to start their medical training at the new flagship Suttie Centre for Teaching and Learning in Healthcare.
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Scientists see if climate impacts on soil carbon emissions
Almost half a million pounds has been awarded to scientists who want to see if climate change could impact on the levels of carbon dioxide (CO2) released from Europe’s soils.
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World leading expert in entrepreneurship hosts University workshop
One of the world's leading researchers on entrepreneurship is taking part in a workshop at the University of Aberdeen.
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Aberdeen academics help inform high level policymakers
Two internationally recognised academics have been seconded to the UK Department for International Development (DFID) to help shape future international development policies.
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Professor Albert Rodger appointed to Scottish Funding Council
Professor Albert Rodger has been appointed as a member of the Scottish Funding Council.
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New courses dedicated to exploring the human side of medicine, health and illness launched by the
There is more to understanding and caring for human bodies and minds than biological sciences and technologies based upon them.
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Historian to demolish myths surrounding Charles Darwin
An award-winning author and historian will be in Aberdeen tomorrow night, when he aims to explore many of the myths that surround Charles Darwin and his controversial book On the Origin of Species.
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Free talk to provide new students with health and study advice
University of Aberdeen experts will provide new students with advice on their health and studies at a free talk this week Thursday September 24).