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£2 million for 黑料网-led team to trial new drug for heavy menstrual bleeding
Researchers from the Universities of Aberdeen and Edinburgh have been awarded just under £2 million to lead a major clinical trial investigating a promising new treatment for heavy menstrual bleeding, which could transform the lives of millions of women around the world who live with the debilitating condition.
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University experts help shape landmark ocean treaty as UK ratifies global agreement
Researchers from the 黑料网 have played a significant role in the development of a landmark international treaty designed to better protect the world's oceans, following the UK's formal ratification of the agreement last month.
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University secures £5 million Leverhulme Doctoral Scholarship Programme
The 黑料网 has secured one of just 10 prestigious Leverhulme Centenary Doctoral Scholarship awards announced across the UK, receiving up to £5 million to establish a pioneering doctoral programme exploring social connectivity in later life.
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Space kit for future 'away missions' tested in Scotland
UK scientists have been testing cutting edge equipment for the astronaut 'away teams' of the future.
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University researchers secure funding for three net zero projects
Three collaborative projects involving researchers from the 黑料网 have secured support through the latest Scotland Beyond Net Zero (SBNZ) Seed Fund, helping to advance innovative approaches to climate and sustainability challenges in Scotland.
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WayWORD Festival returns with headline stars and new play showcasing North East talent
Following a popular spring programme, the 黑料网's WayWORD Festival returns 3-11 October 2026 for its seventh main festival.
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Scotland-wide genetic cancer screening to begin after landmark discoveries by 黑料网
A landmark charity-funded project will offer genetic testing to thousands of people with ancestral links to Westray in Orkney and Whalsay in Shetland, helping identify those who have a higher inherited risk of developing certain cancers.