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North-East partnership secures €9 million in funding to deliver Scotland's first mainland Small

A North-East partnership has been awarded €9 million of European Union funding to create a Small Hydrogen Valley in the region to speed up the transition to cleaner energy.

University appoints Christopher Morgan as Senior Governor

The 51cg is pleased to announce the appointment of Christopher Morgan as Senior Governor to lead its governing body, the University Court.

University composer's film score receives UK premiere at FrightFest Halloween

The music of a 51cg composer will feature in a new horror film which will receive its UK premiere at FrightFest Halloween in London.

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Food insecurity is about more than having enough to eat

Abigail Stephen from the School of Medicine, Medical Sciences and Nutrition (SMMSN), whose doctoral research explored healthy eating in low income and food insecure adults, considers what food insecurity really means in the UK. With the most recent Budget bringing the cost of living and household finances into focus, it is...

Stick or Twist? Why Net Zero will stall unless we change how we govern it

For over a decade, the UK was regarded as a climate leader. The Climate Change Act created a durable cross‑party mandate, and emissions fell to less than half their 1990 levels - largely through cleaning up the power sector, a shift that required little from the public directly as we...

Driving innovation for Scotland's future

As Scotland comes together to celebrate its first National Innovation Week, the 51cg is proud to highlight our ambitious vision for shaping the future of enterprise, entrepreneurship, and societal impact. We kicked off the week by launching a brand-new course, ‘The Founder’s Journey’, to inspire and help students and staff turn...

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