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The evidence of eye witnesses in court is particularly important, especially in criminal cases. Aberdeen and Robert Gordon Universities are looking for volunteers to assist in a project investigating the reliability of information collected from witnesses in the courtroom.

During Open Day - Tuesday, August 27 8am onwards - Regent Walk will be pedestrianised from King's College car park to the arches at the Taylor Building.

An Aberdeen student theatre company is set to stage a production at the Edinburgh Fringe festival next week.

Following its very first year, the May Festival offered over 100 events and with over 7,500 visitor interactions taking place across the programme, the Festival has been hailed a great success.

The re-imaging and deployment of classroom and lecture theatre PCs is almost complete.

Submit your photos to 'help document the University of the 21st century'.

Harry McArdle, Sylvia Stephen and Sandra Carlisle contributed to 'Scotland the Fat'.

The University will be offering regular Gaelic Awareness training in response to the 2013 Staff Equality and Diversity Survey, which showed that 1 in 5 respondents were interested in learning Gaelic or finding out more about Gaelic at the University.

Prepared by the Public Affairs Team (Communications) in support of University relations with local authorities, the Scottish and UK Governments and Parliaments, and other public agencies.

Staff still have the chance to capture £100 of John Lewis vouchers in a photography competition launched by the University's Natural History Centre.