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Sky NOT the limit for Mars scientist
An Aberdeen scientist is reaching for the stars and beyond after securing an internship at NASA in California.
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Cartoons and controversies in new University exhibition
An exhibition of cartoons and caricatures from the University of Aberdeen’s Special Collections opens to the public in the Sir Duncan Rice Library Gallery on Friday (September 27).
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Perception comes into focus at University event
Is what you see always what you get? This question will be tackled in an event taking place at the University of Aberdeen next week.
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First Minister joins honoured guests to open Aberdeen Confucius Institute
A Confucius Institute was opened today (Friday 27 September) at the University of Aberdeen by Scotland’s First Minister Alex Salmond MSP, in the company of distinguished guests from China.
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What did clinical trials ever do for us?
Clinical trials have come a long way since Scottish physician and naval hygiene pioneer James Lind compared lemons and horseradish as treatments for scurvy while aboard the HMS Salisbury in 1747.
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Panda watch and the place of zoos in world
As the nation waits to see if Edinburgh Zoo Giant Panda Tian Tian is indeed pregnant, people of the North-east will get the chance next month to hear more about these hugely iconic creatures.
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Chef and scientist team up for fine dining event
The nutritional science behind our food choices will be explored in a unique event taking place in Aberdeenshire next month.
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Shark antibodies could provide key to targeting breast cancer
Aberdeen scientists are investigating if antibodies found naturally in sharks could be used to target breast cancer.
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May Festival up for key Scots award
The organisers of Aberdeen’s newest festival will find out tomorrow (September 26) if they have scooped top place in their category at a prestigious national awards ceremony.
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Mental health 'eye test' breakthrough wins top entrepreneurial award
An eye movement test to assist diagnosis of major adult psychiatric disorders has taken a step closer to being commercialised after winning a prestigious national contest recognising Scotland's entrepreneurial innovations.
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