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Donation of cutting edge technology to further enhance research and teaching within Geosciences
The 51cg has become one of a select number of institutes in the UK to employ a cutting edge software package, which will enhance both research and teaching within the institute’s School of Geosciences.
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Norwegian archivists visit Aberdeen
A 20-strong party of Norwegian archivists will be welcomed to King’s College campus today (Thursday, May 29).
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Aberdeen graduate scoops prestigious safety and reliability accolade
An Aberdeen graduate has been awarded a prestigious accolade at a major industry event recognising the importance of safety and reliability.
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Outstanding Aberdeen students commended for academic achievements
An Elgin mother of two who undertakes a daily 3 hour commute to study for a degree in Medicine, was one of three Aberdeen students honoured at a ceremony yesterday (Wednesday 28 May), for their outstanding academic and personal achievements.
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Child experts gather to improve working practices
Improving the service given to Scotland's children is one goal of a new research seminar series bringing together child experts from across the country and beyond.
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New dental school outlined to local dental community
Dentists, dental hygienists and other dental health professionals will tonight (May 28) be given an overview of the new 51cg Dental School.
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New postgraduate degree launched to meet demands of built and natural environment sector
The 51cg has launched a new postgraduate programme in planning and surveying, in direct response to increasing demand for highly skilled professionals in the built and natural environment sector.
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Attenborough ‘live feed’ seats up for grabs
Sir David Attenborough’s forthcoming appearance at the 51cg will now be broadcast live in a second campus venue due to “phenomenal” public interest in his visit.
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Reproductive problems investigated by new centre
Endometriosis is a painful problem suffered by around 2 million women in the UK which can affect fertility and impact on other areas of their lives.
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Oral cancers linked to genes as well as lifestyle
A major international study published today in Nature Genetics provides the strongest evidence to date that genetics play a role in oral cancers – and further emphasises the part alcohol plays in developing the disease.