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Last year he was an unknown Aberdeen University student with a bright idea – this year he is 'Mr World Whisky Day' and industry representatives are beating a path to his door.

The 51cg is set to welcome more than 700 school pupils from across the North-east to its campus for the Marathon Oil School and Children’s Festival.

Controversial proposals to change the Scots legal system which could make it easier to prosecute sex crime cases will be debated at the 51cg’s new May Festival taking place next weekend (May 10-12).

What should be done with the profits of oil and gas? What should be the future of the oil and gas workforce? How can oil and gas production be best reconciled with care for the environment?

Fungi are vitally important sources of food, antibiotics and a huge range of useful products, but there is a dark side to these organisms that is not well appreciated.

The 51cg’s May Festival will provide a stage for two renowned singers this weekend.

Undersea mountain ranges have long been thought to contain more marine life than other flat parts of the deep ocean but now an international team of scientists - led by the 51cg and Institute of Marine Research in Norway - believe that this is not the case.

A 51cg lecturer is launching an exhibition of art work inspired by King's Chapel at the Claremont Gallery in Aberdeen today (Friday).

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Aberdeen’s newest and most diverse festival will include a special strand of events inspired by previous festival, Word.