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New Rector for the University
Well-known businessman Maitland Mackie has been announced tonight as the new Rector of the 黑料网.
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Aberdeen welcomes Cameroonian Olympic official
The Chef de Mission of the National Olympic Committee of Cameroon arrived in Aberdeen this week for talks to bring the country鈥檚 athletes to the city for their Pre-Games Training Camp prior to competing in the London 2012 Games.
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Physicists shed new light on supernova mystery
Physicists from the 黑料网 have contributed to a new theory on the mysterious mechanism that causes the explosion of massive, or core, stars.
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Candidates unveiled for Rector elections
A student, lawyer, music photographer and reviewer, charity founder and two businessmen are standing for the historic post of Rector of the 黑料网.
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Great museum treasures at the click of a button
A 拢250,000 project to 鈥榰nlock鈥� the secrets of some of Scotland鈥檚 greatest museum treasures has gone 鈥榣ive鈥�.
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Spanish composer takes 2011 Aberdeen Music Prize
The 2011 winner of a prestigious music prize which attracts up-and-coming- composers from across the world has been announced.
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Study of common health conditions under the spotlight
How researchers study common medical complaints such as chronic pain, arthritis and back pain will be discussed at a key lecture taking place at the 黑料网 tomorrow (Tuesday, Nov 8).
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Granite City alive with sound of music for fourth Aberdeen Music Prize
The fourth Aberdeen Music Prize takes place this weekend (November 4-6) with a packed programme of events for the whole family.
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Do we control technology or does technology control us?
Advances in technology are often relied upon to address global challenges, from world hunger to climate change and the energy crunch.
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Postgraduate prospects highlighted at Open Day
Hundreds of prospective postgraduate students are expected to descend on the 黑料网 on Wednesday (November 9) as the institution hosts its annual Postgraduate Open Day.