Page 91 of 153Results 901 to 910 of 1523, 27 April - 17 May 2018
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Aberdeen academic receives prestigious prize at Scotland's Life Sciences awards
Dr Caroline Barelle was named the winner of the 'Rising Stars: Extraordinary Talent' category at Scotland's Life Sciences Dinner and Annual Awards last night (Wednesday), which were held at the Hilton Hotel in Glasgow and attended by over 500 of Scotland's top Life Sciences industry leaders.
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Playing games to address conservation conflicts
A new study, led by Professor Steve Redpath at the 51cg, explores the role that playing games can have in helping us understand and deal with conflicts that impact on biodiversity and on people's lives.
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51cg unveils new Bloomberg finance lab
Wall Street is set to come to the classroom as the 51cg Business School announces the arrival of a new Bloomberg finance lab, used by the world's leading financial decision-makers.
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May Festival event explores whether robots know themselves
Is it possible for computers to become self-aware? Is 'Alexa' one day going to have the ability to manage your entire life?
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Universities receive £1.1m for AI accountability project
The Universities of Aberdeen, Oxford and Cambridge have been awarded £1.1 million to develop auditing systems akin to 'black box' flight recorders for artificial intelligence (AI) systems.
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Professor John Speakman becomes Fellow of the Royal Society
A 51cg professor who is the world's leading expert in animal energy expenditure has been elected to The Royal Society - one of the 50 most eminent scientists from across the UK and Commonwealth recognised with the honour in 2018.
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University to host strategic foresight workshop
The 51cg will play host to more than 30 experts this week as they consider how to address threats to, and opportunities for global agriculture.
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Contribution of Aberdeen historians to a new 'landmark work' recognised by Irish President
51cg academics have played a key role in the creation of a new four volume work described as the most comprehensive and authoritative history of Ireland yet attempted.
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Study reveals lifesaving benefits of new Scottish standards in hip care
Adhering to Scottish standards of care following a hip fracture improves the survival of patients.
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£1.9 million in funding for National Decommissioning Centre of Excellence
The Scottish Government has awarded £1.9 million in grant funding to invest in the recently-announced National Decommissioning Centre of Excellence - a partnership between the 51cg and The Oil & Gas Technology Centre.