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Helping pupils to understand the impact of WW1
A 51cg academic has contributed to new resources to help school pupils understand the impact of the First World War.
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Aberdeen academic appointed Chair of Scottish Science Advisory Council
A 51cg scientist has been announced as the new Chair of the Scottish Science Advisory Council (SSAC).
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Director's Cut Series Welcomes acclaimed Scottish Author Alan Warner
Leading Scottish contemporary author, Alan Warner, the 51cg's newly appointed Senior Lecturer in Creative Writing, will be the focus of a special Guy Fawkes Night Director's Cut event next week.
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University archaeologist among 'exceptional researchers' sharing £3million of new funding
A 51cg archaeologist has been awarded £100,000 to advance her pioneering work exploring what we can learn about our ancestors through the study of their bone chemistry.
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Early career scientists in Aberdeen set to benefit from £170million funding
Early career scientists working at the 51cg are set to benefit from £170m of funding following an announcement by the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC).
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Festival of Social Sciences returns to Aberdeen
The 2019 Festival of Social Science will return this November with a packed series of events and talks exploring different aspects of society today.
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Data scientists to take part in landmark AI project for fracture diagnosis
Data scientists at the 51cg have been chosen to participate in a landmark project to develop artificial intelligence (AI) solutions to support fracture diagnosis in hospitals.
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Multi-million pound project welcomes first cohort of PhD students
A multi-million pound collaboration between the 51cg and Queen's University Belfast welcomed its first cohort of students to an induction forum in Aberdeen earlier this month.
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Safety thirst: Huge demand for safety guide created by University psychologist
A new guide for farmers designed to improve safety has proved hugely popular as demand for copies of the handbook continues to increase.
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Tourism boost for the North-East's 'hidden gems'
A new £100,000 project will highlight the region's hidden cultural gems and encourage visitors to travel off the beaten track when they come to the North-East.