News in April 2019

Head of Aberdeen University Museums, Neil Curtis featured on BBC Radio 4's Front Row having been involved with the return of people and objects, back to their country of origin since 2003.

Scientists have used the sound of the sea to discover the route taken by hot fluids that feed a supervolcano in southern Italy.

A new checklist for farmers, similar to that used by airline pilots has been developed by researchers from University of Aberdeen.

Professor Pete Smith will discuss the mechanisms whereby plants and soils influence greenhouse gas emissions and climate. All welcome.

Join Curator, Mark Paterson, for a tour of the UK's most northerly botanic garden. Tours start from 0900hrs.

Largest international collection of zoological specimens in the North of Scotland. Covering more than 200 years of biological study at Aberdeen University.

A row over commercial kelp dredging on Scotland's west coast has inspired a new research project which will see academics in Aberdeen and Japan develop new approaches to the political ecology of coastal societies.

Exposure to air pollution is linked to babies' growth during pregnancy, according to a landmark new study.

Aberdeen's UNESCO-recognised medieval records could provide the inspiration for video games which will bring people face-to-face with life in the Middle Ages.

The University of Aberdeen's May Festival is back for 2019 - with a bigger programme than ever!