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Fundraising campaign launched to restore and display newly-discovered Pictish stone
A fundraising campaign has been launched to conserve a newly discovered rare Pictish symbol stone and to fund its future redisplay.
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Effects of low household income detectable in babies four months before they are born
New research led by the 黑料网 has shown that poverty is already affecting the growth of unborn babies from as early as mid-way through pregnancy.
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Impact of Covid restrictions on pregnant women and maternity staff revealed in new study
Pregnant women were left feeling isolated and anxious at times because of Covid restrictions, a new study by the universities of Aberdeen and Dundee has found.
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University part of UK-Japanese research collaboration to address COVID-19 challenges
The 黑料网 is one of only two Scottish institutions selected to drive research into the challenges presented by the global COVID-19 pandemic as part of an extensive UK-Japanese collaboration.
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Clearest genetic signals yet for schizophrenia risk revealed through landmark study
Scientists from the 黑料网 have participated in large genetic studies that have pinpointed genes and biological mechanisms that home in on the root causes of schizophrenia.
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Views sought on how the pandemic has affected rural healthcare in Grampian
Scientists from the 黑料网 are looking for people who live in rural Grampian to give their views on accessing and receiving healthcare.
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Aberdeen scientists in 'world first' energy transition project
Scientists at the 黑料网 are to embark on a £250,000 research project that aims to achieve a world first by using a plasma electrolyser to convert carbon dioxide (CO2) into hydrocarbons for energy use.
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A berry good idea - fruit growers and data scientists in landmark AI project
Data scientists at the 黑料网 are teaming up with fruit growers to build an artificial intelligence (AI) system to forecast harvests, which could potentially save the industry millions each year.
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The face of a medieval wanderer
Isotope analysis of 'bodies in the bog' found at Cramond reveals several crossed a politically divided Scotland, meeting their end hundreds of miles from their place of birth.
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University joins global consortium of Universities Studying Slavery
The 黑料网 has joined a global consortium of Universities Studying Slavery (USS).