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Aberdeen academic shortlisted for Energy award
Aberdeen academic shortlisted for Energy award
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University duo in line for green energy awards
An academic and a PhD student from the University of Aberdeen are both in line for prestigious green energy awards for their work on environmental monitoring for offshore energy projects.
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University students present research in Parliament
Two University of Aberdeen students have presented their research at the British Parliament in London.
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Get involved and help researchers find out which plants bumblebees like
Researchers from the University of Aberdeen will be on hand this week to show people how a new interactive tool can help us to help bees.
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Drury to do his duty for Scotland after cross country win
A University of Aberdeen student is set to represent his country after running the race of his life at the Scottish Under-20 Cross Country Championships.
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Climate change experts to meet in Aberdeen to discuss issue of 'alternative' facts
University of Aberdeen professors, Pete Smith and Jo Smith, will host a meeting and panel discussion this week (Saturday, March 18) looking at how evidence is used in making decisions about climate change.
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Aberdeen academic to discuss most environmentally friendly way to decommission the North Sea
What is the most environmentally friendly way to decommission the North Sea? This is the question that will be tackled at the next installment of the University of Aberdeen's Café Scientifique series this week (Wednesday, February 22).
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Six Aberdeen academics named as Royal Society of Edinburgh Fellows
Six University of Aberdeen academics and the University's Senior Governor are among 59 distinguished individuals who have been elected to become Fellows of the Royal Society of Edinburgh (RSE).
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Conference success for Aberdeen PhD students
Three PhD students from the University of Aberdeen's School of Biological Sciences have been recognised for their presentations at the recent British Ecological Society Conference, which was held in Liverpool in December.
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Banned chemicals from the 70s found in the deepest reaches of the ocean
A study, from the University of Aberdeen and Newcastle University has uncovered the first evidence that man-made pollutants have now reached the farthest corners of our earth.