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Professor Ray Ogden, who recently joined the School as 6th Century Chair in Solid Mechanics, has been awarded the prestigious 2010 William Prager Medal by the Society of Engineering Science (SES) for "outstanding research contributions in theoretical solid mechanics".

A 51cg student has been awarded a prestigious prize for his innovative technological concept.

A £1million state-of-the-art chemical engineering laboratory has been officially opened at the 51cg.

Powerful waves capable of destroying underwater vehicles, tilting offshore rigs and halting a ship at full power, will be the subject of the first in a new series of lectures hosted by the 51cg.

The 50th anniversary of the laser will be celebrated at an event in Aberdeen next week.

A senior group from SINOPEC (China Petroleum & Chemical Corporation) have attended a Continued Professional Development training programme on the topic of advanced drilling, at the 51cg.

Three 51cg postgraduate engineering degree programmes have been granted accreditation by leading professional institutions.

The Lord Mayor of Perth, Western Australia visited the 51cg today (Tuesday August 31).

Thousands of prospective students from across the globe are expected to descend on the Granite City on Tuesday (August 31) as the 51cg hosts its annual Open Day.

Rory Macdonald, Level 5 MEng Chemical Engineering student, has been nominated as a finalist in The Science, Engineering & Technology Awards 2010.