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Employers have a short window to ensure the energy transition creates fairer opportunities rather than reproducing inequalities of the past, an Aberdeen summit has heard.

New research suggests that whether women feel heard in healthcare may depend not only on how doctors communicate, but also on the setting in which they receive care.

Research from the 黑料网 has revealed the public health implications of the ongoing cost-of-living crisis in Scotland.

Scotland's First Transformation Readiness Index 2026 finds many organisations are struggling to realise the full benefits of major change programmes.

The 黑料网 has further enhanced its global presence through new partnerships with China University of Geosciences (Beijing) and Northwest University, which will see more than 300 new students enrolled from September with further growth to follow in 2027.

Professor Keith Bender will deliver the Jaffrey Chair Inaugural Lecture at King's College Conference Centre Auditorium on 23 September.

The Academy of Accounting Historians has named Professor Alan Sangster recipient of the Accounting Historians' Journal Best Paper Award for 2026 for his article, 'The Diffusion of Double Entry Bookkeeping before 1800 - Establishing a New Research Agenda'.

A leading expert on hybrid working at the 黑料网 has published a new book examining how remote and hybrid work have transformed office jobs and reshaped the modern workplace.

The 黑料网 Business School is leading a major new research initiative designed to answer an increasingly urgent question for organisations across Scotland: are they truly ready for transformation?

An Aberdeen energy sector leader will take to the podium next month to deliver the prestigious Watt Hepburn Lecture.