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From the Floe Edge
For many Arctic communities and ecosystems, one of the most impactful consequences of climate warming is the deterioration of coastal sea ice which forms along its coastline during winter and spring. This sea ice or siku is of immense importance to Indigenous Arctic communities, as it provides a crucial marine...
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AI Project Transforms Colon Cancer Diagnostic Screening with Capsule Endoscopy
Millions of people across Europe undergo optical colonoscopies each year - an invasive procedure often causing discomfort and carrying some risk, while straining hospital capacity. The University of Aberdeen is a partner in an EU-funded project that has been exploring new approaches to address this. The AI-Supported Image Analysis in...
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Aberdeen researchers lead UK 'whole system' approach to Just Transition
With the UK still reliant on oil and gas to meet more than 75% of the country's total energy demand, there are many challenges in moving towards a more diverse and decarbonised economy. Work across the University of Aberdeen - including through the Interdisciplinary Institute's Centre for Energy Transition -...
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University-Industry collaboration drives helium exploration breakthrough
A collaboration between the University of Aberdeen and a Canada-based resource company dedicated to the discovery and development of primary helium projects has already made a potential breakthrough in helium exploration.
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University researchers reimagine construction with reusable steel connectors for sustainable future
Researchers at the University of Aberdeen are developing innovative 3D-printed metal connectors for lightweight steel housing systems that make buildings easier to reuse, adapt, and recycle.
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Diet and stool tests may help predict IBD flares
Regular stool tests already used in NHS care, combined with dietary information, could help identify people with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) at higher risk of relapse, a major study suggests.
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University of Aberdeen researcher awarded NATO Energy Security Fellowship
A University of Aberdeen researcher has been awarded a prestigious fellowship by the NATO Energy Security Centre of Excellence (ENSEC COE).
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Vaccine trial review finds that future vaccine trials must include care home residents
The first review of vaccine trials conducted in care homes concludes that it is 'crucial' that future vaccine trials include care homes residents.
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Professor Ian Gould ranked 6th worldwide in his field
Professor Ian Gould has been ranked in 6th place worldwide in the Scholar GPS category of research into Antimicrobial Stewardship, building on 2024 and 2025 rankings of 19th for research into Antibiotics.
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Professor Valerie Speirs named as Chair of Scientific Advisory Panel
The Centre for Human Specific Research has announced the appointment of Professor Valerie Speirs as Chair of its Scientific Advisory Panel (SAP).