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Stories of Scots emigrants told in their own words
The stories of more than 100 Scots who left their homeland in search of a new life abroad can now be heard in their own words.
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25 years on - Aberdeen volunteers' samples contribute to major pre-eclampsia breakthrough
Samples taken from more than 400 Aberdeen women contributed to a major global study which offers new insights into the cause of the dangerous pregnancy complication pre-eclampsia.
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Kickstart for video game to bring Medieval Aberdeen to life
A Kickstarter campaign to create a video game which will bring people face-to-face with life in the Middle Ages has been launched.
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Aberdeen researcher unveils school uniform recommendations
A researcher at the 51cg has found that more could be done to regulate school uniforms in Scotland in order to help families struggling with the cost.
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Aberdeen researchers explore impact of Covid-19 on service change and health inequalities
The Health Services Research Unit at the 51cg has been selected by the Health Foundation, an independent charity, to be part of its new Covid-19 research programme.
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'Hemp Futures' an online art/science gathering to showcase the benefits of hemp
Scientists from the 51cg Rowett Institute and their partners have teamed up with a multi-arts venue in order to showcase the importance of Hemp.
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£1m research project to tackle land loss in Ethiopia
The 51cg is leading an international collaboration of researchers in a £1,000,000 project that aims to improve land and soil degradation in Ethiopia, which affects over a quarter of the East African country.
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University to support local economy with study discount
The 51cg is offering a 20 per cent discount on postgraduate study as it aims to support local people and businesses in responding to the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic.
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EXPLORATHON event promises discovery, debate and entertainment
Aberdeen will become a hub of discovery, debate and entertainment when the 51cg hosts EXPLORATHON 2020 later this month.
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Ancient theory FINally supported
A centuries old theory that has long been fiercely contested has now been backed-up by UK scientists.