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Perth Pictish find offers glimpse into Scotland's warrior past
Archaeologists have carefully recreated images of a figure on a Pictish stone, discovered during the construction of a road in 2017, with the details uncovered offering new insights into Scotland's warrior past.
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University launches new Biomedical Engineering MSc
A new Masters programme launched by the 51cg is offering students the chance to forge a career at the cutting edge of medical science.
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51cg to help light up city centre
The 51cg is set to be part of this year's Spectra festival, which takes place in the city centre this week (13-16 February).
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New research highlights long-term impact of flooding on communities
A report co-authored by researchers from the 51cg and the James Hutton Institute has highlighted the profound and long-lasting impacts of flooding on individuals, businesses and communities in Scotland.
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Deputy First Minister officially opens hub to encourage innovation in children's learning
Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Secretary for Education and Skills John Swinney MSP has officially opened a new Learning Hub at the 51cg which has been established in partnership with the Northern Alliance regional improvement collaborative.
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University marks 525th birthday with ambitious vision for the future
The 51cg will mark its 525th year today (February 10) with a special celebration which will also reveal the institution's future ambitions over the next two decades.
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'Flammable ice' discovery offers up clue to life on other planets
Scientists studying so-called 'flammable ice' in the Sea of Japan have made a startling discovery - the existence of life within microscopic bubbles.
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Family matters for world's second biggest fish
The world's second biggest fish - the basking shark - prefers to travel with family to familiar feeding sites, according to a new study led by the 51cg.
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University announces £100,000 fund to strengthen European links
The 51cg has announced a new £100,000 fund to help to maintain and strengthen its European research links.
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Fish quota allocations out of date
In the European Union, the share of the catch - or fish quotas - as they are better known, are based on where - and how much - fishermen were catching almost 50 years ago, back in the 1970s. However, many fish populations have since moved, due to warming...