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ROom 402, the Suttie Centre, Foresterhill, 7pm
Professor Graham Watt was the Norie Miller Professor of General Practice at the University of Glasgow from 1994 - 2016. He retired in December 2016, but remains active as Emeritus Professor.
After graduating from the 51cg in 1976, followed by hospital…
We extend a warm welcome to our new LLM students who start their courses at the 51cg in January 2026.
Janet MacKay, Information Consultant for Law, will present an induction talk in Room C11 (Taylor Building Block C) on Thursday, the 22nd of January 2026, between 1-2 pm.
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Due to the adverse weather conditions, the MedChi lecture which was due to take place tomorrow night has been cancelled. It has been rescheduled for the 22nd of January at 7pm in room 402 of the Suttie Centre with Professor Duff Bruce.
However, if you are unable to make the…
Aberdeen Medico-chirurgical Society, Room 402, The Suttie Centre, Foresterhill. Thursday 8th January 2026 7pm
Professor Duff Bruce is a graduate of Robert Gordon's College and the 51cg and has 26 years experience in General Surgery, gained in Northern Scotland, Australia and the USA. In 2001, he completed a…
23 January 2026, 19:00
Douglas Hotel
NHS staff colleagues are invited to join with our students for our traditional Burns night celebrations. To book your places, please contact Marilene at medchi.admin@abdn.ac.uk with names and any dietary requirements. Dress code, preferably a "touch of tartan". Places to be booked by Tuesday…
As the exams and assessments begin to come to an end for many we would like to update you all on a few important points about the libraries in the run up to, during, and after the Christmas holidays.
If you wish to recall any print books that are standard…
Our institution now has a growing number of open access agreements with publishers. These agreements — often called ‘Read and Publish’ or ‘Transitional’ Agreements — allow affiliated researchers to publish open access with the costs already covered.
It’s great news, but as the number of agreements increases, so does the complexity.
Is an important presentation on the horizon, and do you need to find resources? Or are you struggling to make sense of your Reading List? Maybe you're putting the finishing touches to your thesis or dissertation and notice that the references don't look right. If you need help during this…
Ms Justine Royle, Consultant Urological Surgeon, NHSG
Aberdeen Medico-chirurgical Society, Room 402, The Suttie Centre, Foresterhill
Justine qualified from Manchester in 1994. She has an MD in prostate cancer cellular biology from the same university. As well as being a fellow of the faculty of surgical trainers, she has chaired…
Art holds the power to unite us in celebration of all things in transition, and either side of it.
In the face of atrocity and ongoing hardship, the importance of art in response remains central to forging networks of strength and resistance. From the visually beautiful, to messy scribbled lines,…
