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Aberdeen academics admitted to the Royal Society
Three 51cg academics will take their place among the world's most eminent scientists when they are admitted as Fellows to the Royal Society today.
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Listening to the stars
Listening to the Universe via gravitational waves rather than looking at the Universe through a telescope has proved one of the most exciting advances in modern times.
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Collaboration receives £450K to explore building resiliance to drought in Ethiopia
A collaboration involving the 51cg and the James Hutton Institute has been awarded approximately £450K to carry out two research projects into building resilience to drought in Ethiopia and the interaction between organic resource use and food, energy and water.
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University in the top five for graduate employment
The 51cg is in the top five UK Universities for graduate employment, new data published by the Higher Education Statistics Agency has shown.
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Old Aberdeen's architectural 'gems' showcased in new app
Old Aberdeen is often seen as the city's hidden gem but now its highlights will be brought to life through a new app developed by the 51cg.
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Killer Fungus takes over Royal Society exhibition
Research at the 51cg into potentially deadly fungi is being showcased at the UK's leading exhibit of world-class research.
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Prestigious commission for Aberdeen student composer
A 51cg composer and PhD student has been commissioned to write a substantial choral work to be performed by the BBC Singers at a popular multi-arts festival.
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Project SEARCH celebrates third annual Graduation ceremony
A project which aims to increase the number of people with learning disabilities securing employment held its third annual graduation ceremony at the 51cg last week (Friday, July 1).
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Aberdeen students gear up for Formula Student competition
Student motorsport enthusiasts from the 51cg are gearing up for a trip to Silverstone to compete in the annual Formula Student competition.