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National Decommissioning Centre: Doing what is 'best' for the sector
Energy Voice includes a feature on the National Decommissioning Centre's role supporting the oil, gas and offshore renewables sector.
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FUNDED RESEARCH EXPERIENCE SUMMER PLACEMENTS - NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS!
Three 6-10 week funded placements are available for completion over the summer of 2020. All placements have been designed for remote delivery.
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PUBLICATION: DOLPHINS AND BOATS: WHEN IS A DISTURBANCE, DISTURBING?
Dr David Lusseau of SBS, University of Aberdeen and co-authors has published a new paper in Frontiers in Marine Science.
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PUBLICATION: HOST USE DIVERSIFICATION DURING RANGE SHIFTS SHAPES GLOBAL VARIATION IN LEPIDOPTERAN DI
Dr Lesley Lancaster of SBS, University of Aberdeen has published a new paper
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PUBLICATION: CHANGES IN SOIL ORGANIC CARBON UNDER PERENNIAL CROPS
Our very own Pete Smith is a lead author of a global study recently published in Global Change Biology.
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PUBLICATION: PHYSIOLOGICAL ADAPTATIONS OF LEAF LITTER MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES TO LONG-TERM DROUGHT
Our very own Dr Ashish Malik is lead author on a publication in the ISME Journal (Multidisciplinary Journal of Microbial Ecology)
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NERC UG RESEARCH EXPERIENCE PLACEMENTS - SUBMIT YOUR PROPOSAL NOW!
CALL FOR ACADEMICS WITHIN THE 4 QUADRAT DTP PARTNER SCHOOLS TO SUBMIT PROPOSALS FOR REPS PLACEMENTS. Please email quadrat@abdn.ac.uk if you have any questions.
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Aberdeen academic achieves trio of prestigious fellowships
Congratulations to Professor John Speakman from the School of Biological Sciences who was elected to the National Academy of Sciences of the USA this week. Following his election to the Chinese National Academy in 2019 and the Royal Society in 2018, Professor Speakman becomes one of only 28 scientists in...
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QUADRAT News: ABERDEEN UNIVERSITY SCIENTIST REVEALS NOISE LEVELS HAVE FALLEN BY 60% IN THE CITY SINC
An Aberdeen University seismologist has discovered that noise levels across the city have plummeted by 60% since lockdown started.
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Genetics expertise could transform fish production
New insights into genetics which could have huge potential for the future of fish and shellfish continues to make headlines in The Evening Express. Professor Samuel Martin is quoted.