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Shockwave therapy could help with several 'difficult to treat' disorders
Shockwave therapy - used as a last resort to treat wounds that do not heal with conventional treatments - could have other, previously unknown benefits, 51cg researchers have found.
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Return of the Sprat - 'vital' small fish thrive in the Clyde Sea
Small fish that live in open water and form a significant part of the base of the marine food chain have returned in huge numbers to the Clyde Sea, according to new research from scientists at the 51cg.
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What lies beneath the far side of the Moon?
A new technique for processing lunar radar data has allowed scientists to see what lies beneath the surface of the Moon in the clearest ever detail.
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University announces new joint institute with South China Normal University
A partnership between the 51cg and South China Normal University (SCNU) has resulted in the creation of a joint institute specialising in data science and artificial intelligence.
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Book by Aberdeen academic wins prestigious history prize
A book by a 51cg historian has been named as the joint winner of the 2021 Whitfield Prize.
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Aberdeen-Curtin Alliance celebrates first graduates
The Alliance of the 51cg and Curtin University in Perth, Western Australia, celebrates the graduation in Aberdeen of the first cohort of students to complete their postgraduate degrees through an important collaboration launched four years ago.
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51cg spinout success
The 51cg has been ranked 10th in the UK for life sciences spinouts by business analyst organisation Beauhurst.
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Surviving winter on the roof of the world
Scientists from the 51cg School of Biological Sciences and the Chinese Academy of Sciences have completed a 13-year long investigation into the survival strategies of an enigmatic small mammal, the plateau pika, that lives on the Qinghai-Tibetan plateau in China.
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Stress and tiredness 'key factors' in farming accidents
Stress and fatigue have been identified as a key cause of agricultural accidents by researchers from the 51cg.
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New study shows seafood supplies don't always satisfy dietary recommendations
A new study has found that for many European countries - including the UK - there is not a large enough fish supply to meet the recommended national dietary requirements.