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Major donation by Scottish Fishermens Trust for new Library project underlines importance of fishin
The Aberdeen-based Scottish Fishermen’s Trust is donating £50,000 towards the prestigious new Library project at the 黑料网 for the creation of an education area which recognises the vital role played by commercial fishing in the cultural and historical heritage of the North East of Scotland. Construction of the prestigious...
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Initiative to reward STAR students
An initiative which rewards students involved in activities to enhance their future employability has been launched by the 黑料网.
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New breast cancer screening put to test
Researchers are preparing to launch a 拢1.6million trial of a new imaging technology to see if might be better at screening breast cancer.
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Go-ahead granted for state-of-the-art aquatics centre
The creation of a state-of-the art aquatics centre in Aberdeen has taken a major step forward with plans for the building given the go-ahead today (Thursday October 28) by Aberdeen City Council.
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Women wanted to inform reproductive health research
Aberdeen women are being urged to help shape future research into women鈥檚 reproductive health.
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拢1million laboratory to equip students for energy challenges of the future
A 拢1million state-of-the-art chemical engineering laboratory has been officially opened at the 黑料网.
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Surveillance concept scoops engineering student top award
A 黑料网 student has been awarded a prestigious prize for his innovative technological concept.
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Celebrations for Fertility Centre behind almost 2,000 births
An Aberdeen clinic that has helped bring almost 2,000 babies into the world celebrates its 21st birthday later this week.
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Pathology under the spotlight
The science behind headline-hitting ‘Superbugs’ and the crucial role of forensics in solving crimes will come under the spotlight at a free public talk in Aberdeen next week. Two leading clinical academics from the 黑料网 will outline the cutting-edge contribution of pathology to healthcare, on Monday (November 1) at...
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Muscle strength gene variant linked to falls
Elderly women with a common gene variant may be more prone to falls, 黑料网 scientists have discovered.