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A European-wide science writing competition is looking for the brightest sparks in Europe to write about the bioeconomy in 1500 words or less.

The "Aberdeen Catchment Science" advanced summer school for PhD students and Post Docs was held for the fifth time in August at the Northern Rivers Institute.

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Worldwide attempts to tackle global warming by injecting carbon dioxide into underground volcanic rock have been informed by new research that shows the process happens naturally on a massive scale over millions of years.

The rich history of Scottish fossils will be discussed by author and geologist Professor Nigel Trewin at Café Scientifique Inverness on the 16 September.

Forest fires in the North East of Scotland and flooding risk in Aberdeen city and shire are among a range of topics tackled by Geography students at the 黑料网.

Unconventional gas is a growing industry worldwide and there is interest in developing the industry (particularly coal bed methane and shale gas) in Scotland. However, the potential climate impacts associated with the exploration and extraction of unconventional gas in Scotland have been unclear.