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Aberdeen in global top 10% in THE Interdisciplinary Science rankings
The 51cg has been ranked within the top 10% globally and 2nd in the UK in the Times Higher Education Interdisciplinary Science Rankings 2026.
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51cg research to be showcased at Scotland's Just Transition Summit 2025
Researchers from the 51cg's Just Transition Lab (JTL) will join national leaders, community voices and innovators at a landmark event convened by Scotland's Just Transition Commission to explore how Scotland can build a resilient, low-carbon economy that is fair for all.
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Native oysters: tiny creatures, big impact beneath the waves
Marine shellfish like oysters carry out a vital role in marine ecosystems however the UK's native oyster species has suffered a drastic decline in recent years.
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Capercaillie research project shortlisted in celebration of Scotland's nature champions
Research focused on protecting Scotland's capercaillie population by managing predators through non-lethal means has been shortlisted for a Nature of Scotland Award.
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51cg academics appointed to REF 2029 panels
Leading academics from the 51cg have been appointed to expert sub-panels for the UK's Research Excellence Framework (REF) 2029.
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Victory in bloom: Aberdeen team crowned winners at prestigious Botanical University Challenge
A student team from the 51cg's School of Biological Science were crowned the winners of the recent Botanical University Challenge.
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51cg set to welcome thousands of visitors during its August Open Day
The 51cg is inviting prospective students to explore everything it has to offer at its upcoming Undergraduate Open Day on 26 August 2025.
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Quadruple success for 51cg in latest RSE funding awards
Four 'exceptional' research projects from the 51cg have been successful in the spring 2025 RSE Research Awards open call.
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£5.6million project launched to explore how man-made structures affect our seas
The 51cg will partner in a new research project set to transform how offshore structures are managed across their full lifecycle.
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Feeding technique gives capercaillies 'breeding' room
A study focused on protecting Scotland's capercaillie population by managing predators through non-lethal means has seen brood numbers double in target areas.