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Scottish first for Work, Employment and Society conference
Immigration, worker rights and labour mobility will be some of the key topics debated at a major sociology conference in Aberdeen this week.
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Dolly the Sheep, Stem Cells and Diabetes
The latest advancements in stem cell therapy for diabetes will be discussed at a public meeting and conference in Aberdeen later this week.
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Better health for Scots bar workers after smoking ban
Bar workers have reported fewer respiratory problems following Scotland鈥檚 smoking ban, 黑料网 scientists have found.
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Scotland鈥檚 largest open studio event for artists
Paintings, pottery and other craft items created by artists from across the North-East are set to go on show in Aberdeen.
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Royal Patron meets Tenovus Scotland funded medical researchers
Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal today (September 6) met with researchers and fundraisers associated with one of Scotland's most important medical research charities 鈥� Tenovus Scotland. The Grampian Committee of Tenovus Scotland has now provided funding of over 拢1 million for medical research in North East Scotland.
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University throws open its doors
One of the 黑料网鈥檚 most important buildings is throwing open its doors to the public this Saturday (September 8).
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Booming subsea industry spawns new University course
Aberdeen鈥檚 booming subsea industry has spawned a new postgraduate course to cope with the demand for highly-qualified engineers.
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Aberdeen rowers compete in European Championships
Two 黑料网 rowers will represent Great Britain in one of Europe鈥檚 premier rowing competitions this week.
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New Mandarin and Japanese courses at Aberdeen
The sky鈥檚 the limit when you learn a new language.
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University Entrepreneurship Programme launched
A programme to capture and drive the spirit of entrepreneurialism in Scottish higher education was launched this week by First Minister Alex Salmond and Sir Tom Hunter.