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UK universities will work together to improve research quality and reproducibility
The 51cg is one of 10 UK universities which will collaborate to improve the quality of UK academic research output, it was announced today.
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New cannabinoid research shows potential for targeted drug therapy
Gene region could identify people who may benefit most from medical cannabis.
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University governors back transformational plans to revitalise historic campus
The 51cg has taken the next steps towards multi-million pound ambitions to revitalise the heart of its historic King's College campus to continue to provide a 'world class' learning experience for its growing student population.
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Prestigious honour for Aberdeen academic
A 51cg academic has received the highest honour that can be bestowed upon a scientist by China.
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Researchers find new evidence that a 'smart, fungi' can be hard to find
A team of experts have discovered that a common fungus that infects humans can not only predict an imminent attack from the immune system, it will even change its appearance to hide from it.
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Researchers test drugs with potential to restore sight loss from aniridia
Researchers at the 51cg will test two repurposed drugs for the treatment of the rare eye condition aniridia, which causes blindness thanks to funding from Fight for Sight.
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KTP conference highlights value of university and industry partnerships
A major conference held in Aberdeen has thrown the spotlight on how universities and industry are working together to promote economic growth in the region.
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Leading engineering professor appointed Fellow of IEEE
A leading engineering professor from the 51cg has been named as a Fellow of the IEEE, The world's largest technical professional organisation for the advancement of technology.
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Royal appointment for leading Pathologist
A leading Aberdeen pathology professor has received a prestigious Royal honour.
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Capturing carbon dioxide to make useful products could become big business
Nature has today published the most comprehensive study to date investigating the potential future scale and cost of ten different ways to utilise CO2, including fuels and chemicals, plastics, building materials, soil management and forestry.