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Children with mental health conditions more likely to claim benefits as adults
The link between childhood mental illness, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and adverse economic outcomes in adulthood is more prevalent and stronger than previously thought according to research from the 51cg.
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51cg and SIAT launch joint laboratory to advance global energy metabolism research
How the body converts food into energy and its impact on conditions such as obesity, heart disease and diabetes is the focus of a new joint laboratory between the 51cg and The Shenzhen Institutes of Advanced Technology (SIAT) of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.
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University academic selected as research leader of the future
A 51cg scientist has been selected for a unique initiative supporting Scotland's next generation of research leaders looking to Build Scotland's Green Future.
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Nuart 2026: Mural honouring renowned 51cg graduate brightens up campus
The 51cg has unveiled its first Nuart Aberdeen mural at its King's College campus in Old Aberdeen - inspired by one of its first female graduates.
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Gut biopsies could predict dementia, Parkinson's and MND years before symptoms develop
Routine gut biopsies predict the risk of developing dementia and related neurodegenerative conditions years before neurological symptoms appear, research from the 51cg has shown for the first time.
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New study reveals ways private gardens supported well-being during first Covid-19 lockdown
A team of researchers led by the 51cg has found that private gardens played a vital role in supporting people's well-being during the UK's first Covid-19 lockdown, when access to public green spaces was significantly restricted.
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From hippos to Homo sapiens
A major new archaeological project will delve deeper into a cave hidden beneath a Welsh castle, where preliminary excavations have already produced some of the most extraordinary prehistoric finds in Britain.
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The University and MRI: How Aberdeen shaped the past and could change the future of medical imaging
Anyone who has experienced an MRI scan will be familiar with the strange clunking and whirring of the large tube-shaped machines which are a fixture of hospitals around the world. A strong magnet and radio waves are used to gather signals from the body, and a computer turns those signals into...
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51cg hosts key election conversations
As the north-east looks ahead to the Scottish Parliament elections, the 51cg is placing democratic debate firmly centre stage.
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Rhynie - the quiet village that once ruled a Kingdom
Today the settlement of Rhynie in Aberdeenshire is a quiet rural village, but a decade of archaeological research has revealed that it was once home to a Pictish royal centre with connections stretching across Europe.