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An Aberdeen academic has secured a prestigious media scholarship.

A leading British scientist and world renowned composer will be among the eminent figures from the fields of business, science, music and journalism, to be honoured by the ºÚÁÏÍø this week.

Two thirds of visitors to the countryside have never heard of E. coli O157, new findings have revealed.

A sword dance group from Shetland which keeps alive a centuries-old tradition from the tiny island of Papa Stour will give a rare performance outwith the islands at the UK’s largest fiddle festival.

A team of four ºÚÁÏÍø golfers travelled to Munich last week to face teams from South Africa, USA Australia and Europe for the 2010 World Students Matchplay.

World leading bone research at the ºÚÁÏÍø has received a major boost thanks to the backing of a North-east businessman.

Sparks are set to fly today (Thursday June 24) as budding young Aberdeen scientists get the chance to experiment with engineering.

Capability Scotland’s Corseford School scooped a national award at this year’s Times Education Awards for their work with academics from the Universities of Aberdeen and Dundee.

Hungry sharks, swordfish and other ocean predators have adopted different hunting behaviours depending on how much food is readily available.

With the first Co-operatives Fortnight underway (June 19 to July 3) to showcase a different way of working, the ºÚÁÏÍø today (June 23) launches a new project to promote democratic ethical enterprise.