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U.S. Senators visit University in carbon capture and conversion technology showcase
Carbon capture and conversion technology pioneered by a spin-out company formed at the University of Aberdeen was the focus of a visit by an influential group of U.S. Senators and Scotland's Energy Minister yesterday.
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Stunning video shows how 'earliest Pictish fort' could have looked
A stunning video, based on research by the University of Aberdeen, has revealed what one of the earliest known Pictish forts may have looked like.
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No amount of alcohol safe during pregnancy
Researchers, have concluded that no amount of alcohol is safe to consume during pregnancy at any stage.
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May Fest '19 Underway!
The University of Aberdeen will welcome thousands of visitors this weekend to the seventh annual May Festival.
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Aberdeen's famous bestiary helps bring prestigious Getty exhibition to life
The Aberdeen Bestiary, one of the most beautiful examples of its kind in the world, has left the UK for the first time since its creation more than 800 years ago to take centre stage at an exhibition in Los Angeles.
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University research celebrated at Going Global conference
Pan-European research collaborations involving the University of Aberdeen were highlighted as part of a conference held in Germany to celebrate partnerships between UK and German universities.
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A berry healthy heart study: How do berries help the heart?
Overweight men are being invited to take part in a 'berry' exciting new nutritional study, which may help find ways to decrease the risk of developing heart disease in healthy populations.
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Understanding molecular biology? There's an app for that!
The same technology used in Pokémon Go and Snapchat filters is now being used by a University of Aberdeen lecturer to explain fundamental biological processes.
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Liquid crystal chemist success
Congratulations to Dr Rebecca Walker, current PhD Research Fellow at the University of Aberdeen who was awarded the best oral presentation by a young researcher at the British Liquid Crystal Society annual meeting at the University of Leeds.
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F-ant-astic bugs lead the way in development of new ant-ibiotics
The secret life of some species of ant, which may hold the key to addressing the growing problem of antibiotic resistance, will be uncovered at the University of Aberdeen's May Festival later this month.