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Volunteers needed for new Rowett studies
Researchers looking for ways to encourage more people to adopt healthier and more sustainable diets are recruiting volunteers for three new studies.
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In memory of Professor David Rhind CBE
Tributes have been paid to distinguished geographer, author and respected academic Professor David Rhind CBE, who has died aged 81.
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Aberdeen professor to lead British Society of Soil Science
The University of Aberdeen's Professor Paul Hallett has been appointed president of the British Society of Soil.
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Eat local fish: Nutrients 'lost' to exports could help health and climate
Scientists who have calculated the UK's "lost" nutrients from fish exports for the first time are calling for a big push to get more people eating local seafood.
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Prestigious Fellowship to explore a 'window onto the eclectic philosophical cultures of antiquity'
A University of Aberdeen biblical scholar has been awarded a Leverhulme Trust Major Research Fellowship to reevaluate the significance of the "biblical pseudepigrapha" as witnesses to philosophical cultures through antiquity.
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New type of medical scanner shows promise for stroke patients
A new type of medical scanner developed by a University of Aberdeen team has shown that it can identify brain damage in stroke patients at lower magnetic fields than ever before.
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PE Limited donate over 4 million pounds in software licences
The School of Geosciences is pleased to announce that PE Limited have provided the University of Aberdeen with £4,579,520.43 worth of software licences for staff and students to access their IPM and Move suite of programs. This donation allows users of the software to undertake research projects in structural geology and...
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University team blasts off at National Rocketry Championship
The University of Aberdeen team put in an impressive performance at the biggest university-level rocketry competition in the UK.
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University hosts AREG - GB Energy industry roundtable
The University of Aberdeen has hosted a meeting of GB Energy organised by the Aberdeen Renewable Energy Group (AREG), bringing together renewable energy stakeholders from across the region.
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Conservation measures to save Atlantic salmon in Scottish rivers 'could do more harm than good'
Scottish river restoration schemes which are currently receiving large sums of public funding are unlikely to be successful, are based on weak scientific evidence and risk significant degradation of salmon habitat, a leading scientist has warned.
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