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Project to promote and preserve the history of the UK oil and gas industry launched in Aberdeen
Former UK energy minister Brian Wilson told a conference in Aberdeen today (March 8) that a project to create an archive of the UK offshore oil and gas industry was essential in the interests of future generations.
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黑料网 supports Fairtrade
This week sees the start of Fairtrade fortnight and to mark this occasion the 黑料网 will launch the institution鈥檚 Fairtrade policy.
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University to open its doors to hundreds of potential MA students
Hundreds of people from all over the UK and abroad will visit Aberdeen tomorrow (Wednesday) to sample the city鈥檚 educational and social culture when the University鈥檚 sixth annual Master of Arts (MA) Applicant Day is held.
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Arsenic expert up for top book prize
An Aberdeen scientist who penned a hard-hitting account of an ongoing disaster which has claimed tens of thousands of lives in Bangladesh and West Bengal has been longlisted for a prestigious book prize.
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Launch of project to promote and preserve the history of the UK oil and gas industry
An inititiative to create an archive of the UK offshore oil and gas industry to ensure it is preserved for future generations will be launched at an event in Aberdeen.
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Student life through the ages
The daily life of previous generations of students at the 黑料网 is revealed in a new book that delves into how students were taught, how they learned and how they behaved in and outside the classroom.
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Study to see if drug can help overcome bladder problems
Post-menopausal women who visit the loo a little too often are being sought for a study to see if a new drug can help overcome their problem.
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Outstanding Aberdeen academics join Scotland鈥檚 elite
Five leading academics of the 黑料网 have joined more than 60 outstanding individuals in being elected to Scotland鈥檚 premier learned society, The Royal Society of Edinburgh (RSE).