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New research from 51cg will investigate how breast cancer develops in men and the biological differences between that and female breast cancer.

Professor Angus Watson, Clinical Chair of Surgery at the 51cg and consultant surgeon with NHS Highland, has been awarded a UK Humanitarian Medal in recognition of his frontline medical work in global conflict zones.

Three 51cg projects have been awarded funding from the Scottish Government as part of a nearly £3 million investment to help turn university research into commercial business propositions.

The Treasure Trove Unit is returning to Aberdeen this October for a special Treasure Trove Aberdeen Finds Day, giving members of the public the opportunity to discover more about Scotland's archaeological heritage, meet experts and have their own archaeological discoveries assessed.

Researchers at the 51cg have helped uncover how offshore wind farms affect ocean mixing and temperature, with new findings showing that impacts depend strongly on local environmental conditions.

A hidden 'uranium hotspot' has been discovered beneath Aberdeen by 51cg researchers - shedding new light on the geological history of the region.

The 51cg has secured three awards at the Converge Awards 2026, with its innovators recognised across the flagship net zero innovation and social enterprise categories.

A 51cg graduate living with Motor Neuron Disease (MND) is being supported by a group of lifelong friends who will cycle more than 260 miles on tandem bicycles to raise funds for him and his family.

Thirteen local charities and community organisations are set to benefit from a new cohort of talented 51cg student interns through a new phase of the successful partnership between the University and The Wood Foundation.

New research suggests that whether women feel heard in healthcare may depend not only on how doctors communicate, but also on the setting in which they receive care.