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Festival founded by University nominated for top title at Scots Trad Music Awards
The North Atlantic Fiddle Convention (NAFCo) has been nominated for a major national award following a hugely successful celebration which brought thousands of musicians, dancers and visitors to Aberdeen and the north east, generating an economic impact of almost £1 million.
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University appoints Christopher Morgan as Senior Governor
The University of Aberdeen is pleased to announce the appointment of Christopher Morgan as Senior Governor to lead its governing body, the University Court.
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University composer's film score receives UK premiere at FrightFest Halloween
The music of a University of Aberdeen composer will feature in a new horror film which will receive its UK premiere at FrightFest Halloween in London.
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First Minister visits University of Aberdeen Mumbai campus
The University of Aberdeen has welcomed Scotland's First Minister to its branch campus in Mumbai, highlighting the institution's commitment to delivering world-class higher education internationally and strengthening educational links between Scotland and India.
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Seven Aberdeen students recognised among Scotland's top student athletes
Seven University of Aberdeen students have earned places on a national programme supporting Scotland's top student athletes.
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Aberdeen Law Project shortlisted for national award
A legal initiative led by students at the University of Aberdeen has been shortlisted for a major industry honour.
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Reaction from Professor John Underhill to the UK Government's announcement on Jackdaw
In response to the UK Government approving the Jackdaw gas field and confirming production will start this month, Professor John Underhill, the University of Aberdeen's Director for Energy Transition gave his reaction.
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Ancient wildfire study offers warning for a warming world
New research from the University of Aberdeen has revealed that periods of global warming can trigger long-lasting increases in wildfire activity, with ecosystems taking far longer to recover than previously thought.
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University of Aberdeen researchers begin two year investigation into male breast cancer
New research from University of Aberdeen will investigate how breast cancer develops in men and the biological differences between that and female breast cancer.
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University of Aberdeen Professor recognised with UK Humanitarian Medal for service in crisis zones
Professor Angus Watson, Clinical Chair of Surgery at the University of Aberdeen and consultant surgeon with NHS Highland, has been awarded a UK Humanitarian Medal in recognition of his frontline medical work in global conflict zones.