University research has been recognised in the Scottish Parliament with motions on two different projects. The Field Imaging Scanner, which could change the way breast cancer is diagnosed and treated, and the Hydrogen Network project which will help establish a sustainable distribution network of hydrogen in Scotland and across the UK, were raised by Kevin Stewart, MSP for Aberdeen Central. Two motions recognising the contributions and work of Principal and Vice Chancellor, Professor George Boyne, were also raised last week.
Recognising the Contributions of Professor George Boyne as Principal of the University of Aberdeen