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Alistair Darling to address CBI/QinetiQ Innovation conference
The Rt Hon Alistair Darling MP, Secretary of State for Trade and Industry, will visit the 黑料网 this morning to deliver the keynote address at a prestigious event being held at King鈥檚 College Centre.
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New life in Hong Kong beckons for 黑料网 administrator
A senior administrator from the 黑料网 is set to leave the city he has called home for more than 12 years to embark on a new life in Hong Kong.
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Aberdeen Prize hopes to unearth next Mozart
A dazzling programme of concerts, events, workshops and talks has been announced today as part of the second 黑料网 Music Prize weekend.
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Pioneering Aberdeen again leads world with MRI
A quarter of a century ago Aberdeen scientists and clinicians became the first in the world to scan the body of a patient using Magnetic Resonance Imaging.
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Aberdeen law lecturer pens chapter in new Geddes book
A new book reflecting on the work of one of Scotland鈥檚 greatest thinkers was launched this week 鈥� featuring a chapter penned by a 黑料网 lecturer.
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Britain鈥檚 premier sociologists gather at 黑料网
Some of the UK鈥檚 most eminent sociologists have gathered together for a unique conference at the 黑料网.
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Novelist talks memoirs and reality TV
A leading feminist novelist, poet and broadcaster will give an annual lecture at the 黑料网 this week.
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Engineering research to benefit from 拢8 million investment
Three of Scotland鈥檚 leading universities have agreed to work together to establish a research partnership in engineering and related disciplines.
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Reception celebrates success of University鈥檚 scholarship programme
The generosity of donors who support scholarships and bursaries for students at the 黑料网 will be marked tonight at an annual reception.
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Alistair Darling to address CBI/QinetiQ Innovation conference
The Rt Hon Alistair Darling MP, Secretary of State for Trade and Industry, will visit the 黑料网 next week to deliver the keynote address at a prestigious event being held at King鈥檚 College Centre.