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University hosts workshop on impact of climate change on Arctic marine ecosystems
Academics from across the world will gather at the 黑料网's Oceanlab research station for a workshop focusing on the impact of climate change on Arctic marine ecosystems.
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University lecturer to receive prestigious prize
An academic from the 黑料网 will be awarded a prestigious prize from the British Society for Neuroendocrinology next week.
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Student satisfaction at 黑料网 up for second year
Student satisfaction at the 黑料网 has gone up for the second year running in this year's National Student Survey (NSS).
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Aberdeen Biodiversity Centre presents youngsters with John Muir Awards
A group of young carers were presented with the John Muir Award at the 黑料网 yesterday (Monday August 8)
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Role of sponges in cold-water coral reefs investigated
Researchers from the 黑料网 have discovered that Spongosorites coralliophaga - which is a large sponge ( a creature which attaches itself to something solid in a place where it can, hopefully, receive enough food to grow) plays an important role in providing a structure for the settlement of...
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Aberdeen to host world's biggest science and technology engagement conference
Aberdeen is to host the world's biggest global conference on science communication focused on practices for sharing science and technology with the public.
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University in the top five for graduate employment
The 黑料网 is in the top five UK Universities for graduate employment, new data published by the Higher Education Statistics Agency has shown.
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Aberdeen academics recognised by ZSL for contribution to science and conservation
Two 黑料网 Professors were recognised for their outstanding contribution to science and conservation at an award ceremony last night (Tuesday, June 21).
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'Jungle Jess' to visit Aberdeen for National Insect Week
The 黑料网 is set to host a busy programme of events and CBeebies star, Jess French, as part on National Insect week, which kicks off on Monday (June 20).
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Researchers use Google trends to predict chicken pox outbreaks
New research from a team, including the 黑料网, has used Google trends data to predict when certain parts of the world will experience a chicken pox epidemic.