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Participate in Europe's largest student led parade
Staff are invited to volunteer at the annual Torcher Parade in April. A mixture of staff, students and alumni will steward the event.
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Award for Helen's 'outstanding' thesis
MSc student Helen Gestwicki has won the Alpro Foundation Award for Masters - given in recognition of an outstanding thesis regarding food and nutrition and its impact on human health and the environment.
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Career Service scoops top award
University of Aberdeen Careers Service, has won a top accolade at the National Council for Work Experience (NCWE) Awards 2013, marking them as some of the UK's best internship providers.
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Launch of the University's Centre for Academic Development (CAD)
The new Centre brings together the Centre for Learning & Teaching and the Researcher Development Unit.
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Academics join prestigious ranks of RSE
Two Aberdeen academics are among 47 new UK and International Fellows just added to the 1500-strong Fellowship of the Royal Society of Edinburgh.
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Latest Public Affairs Monitoring Report
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.
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Leaving message from Craig McInnes
Craig McInnes bids farewell to colleagues and the University after 13 years.
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Professor's 'Scottish Fossils' book published
Scotland's most important, interesting and even controversial fossils are explored in a new book by a University of Aberdeen emeritus Professor.
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Event for parents and teachers on 'education for citizenship'
Staff who have children at school may be interested in a public event being held held next Friday 22 March in Macrobert Building, looking at the future direction of education for citizenship in Scotland.
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Key award for neuroscientist
University neuroscientist Dr Peter Teismann has received the Investigator's Award of the German Parkinson Society