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Aberdeen screening of award-winning documentary featuring secret recordings of Nazi fugitives
The University of Aberdeen will host a special screening of a documentary offering audiences a rare insight into a hidden post-war world revealed through recently rediscovered recordings of some of the most notorious Nazi perpetrators.
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Aberdeen scholar's research on generative AI cited in landmark CJEU proceedings
Research by Dr Michiel Poesen has been cited in proceedings before the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) as the Court considers legal questions arising from generative artificial intelligence.
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New book celebrates the life of Aberdeen insulin pioneer
A new book celebrating the life of an Aberdeen insulin pioneer will be launched at an event bringing together today's leaders in the treatment of diabetes.
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Aberdeen Law academic delivers opening plenary statement at COP31
Dr Mitchell Lennan, Lecturer in Environmental Law at the University of Aberdeen School of Law, delivered the opening plenary statement on behalf of the Research and Independent Non-Governmental Organizations (RINGO) constituency at the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP31) in Antalya, Türkiye, on Monday 9 November 2026.
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University of Aberdeen reveals effective new approach to supporting eating disorder recovery
New research from the University of Aberdeen has identified a promising strategy to support eating disorder recovery for Autistic people.
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University secures £2.1m to pilot flexible skills pathways
The University of Aberdeen has secured £2.1 million from the Scottish Funding Council's University Transformation Framework to pilot a new approach to flexible education while creating new skills and career opportunities across the North East's food, drink and agriculture sector.
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New tapestry inspired by Aberdeen Sibyls goes on display
A new tapestry inspired by a historic series of paintings in the University of Aberdeen's collections has been completed and has now been installed in the Sir Duncan Rice Library.
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The women behind prisoner exchanges in Ukraine-Russia war focus of new study
How families help prisoners of war and missing soldiers return from the Ukraine-Russia war will be studied by a new project involving researchers from the University of Aberdeen.
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Aberdeen digital health innovation selected for national showcase at DigiFest 2026
University of Aberdeen research showcasing how responsible AI could support melanoma aftercare has been selected for the Scottish Funding Council's Research and Innovation Zone at DigiFest 2026.
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North-East partnership secures €9 million in funding to deliver Scotland's first mainland Small
A North-East partnership has been awarded €9 million of European Union funding to create a Small Hydrogen Valley in the region to speed up the transition to cleaner energy.