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Aberdeen in the running to house new energy centre
The 黑料网 is delighted to welcome the news that Aberdeen is in the running to bring a 拢1 billion energy centre to the Granite City. Bids from five outstanding university organisations have today (Monday, May 14) been short-listed to host the UK鈥檚 new Energy Technologies Institute (ETI).
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WORD 07 鈥� Record Number of Visitors Attend Festival
With this year's WORD Festival now over, organisers are celebrating record audience figures. Over the course of the three days more than 11,000 visitors attended 鈥� making it the most successful Word Festival yet.
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Launch of world鈥檚 first 鈥楧ynamic Breathing鈥� home
A ground-breaking 鈥榙ynamic breathing鈥� insulation designed to lower carbon emissions, reduce energy costs and create a healthy living environment has been unveiled at CALA鈥檚 Arboretum development in Balerno where it will now be trialled.
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Action needed to further develop Scotland鈥檚 life sciences sector
Scotland鈥檚 Chief Scientific Adviser will today stress the growing importance of public and private sector collaboration to support and further expand the country鈥檚 world class life sciences sector.
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Aberdeen chronic pain patients offered exercise on prescription in major new clinical trial
Patients from Aberdeen suffering from chronic pain are to be offered free exercise on prescription at their local gyms as part of a major new clinical trial aimed at developing more effective ways of reducing their painful symptoms.
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OCEANS and EurOCEAN come together for first time
Next month two of the world鈥檚 major marine and maritime conferences are to join forces and come together for the very first time. OCEANS 鈥�07 Aberdeen and EurOCEAN 2007 will be held in Aberdeen from June 18-22, 2007 at the Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre and will be the first...
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Hundreds of pupils mark birth of world鈥檚 most influential botanist
Hundreds of pupils from across the North-east have entered a 黑料网 contest celebrating the 300th anniversary of the birth of one of science鈥檚 most important figures.
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Legal experts hold court on Scottish independence
The legality of Scotland declaring its independence without the backing of the Westminster government is set to be debated in Aberdeen this weekend.
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Home Economics Teachers鈥� Annual Conference
Nearly 250 secondary school teachers from across Scotland will gather at a Home Economics conference in Dundee this Saturday (May 12).
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Granite City鈥檚 links with Gorbachev
The man who helped persuade Margaret Thatcher that Mikhail Gorbachev was a man Britain 鈥榗ould do business with鈥� will give a keynote lecture in the Granite City tonight.