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Graduation from Aberdeen is a childhood dream achieved for Sai
For Sai Satyam Sidharth coming to Aberdeen felt like experiencing the world in one small city.
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Aberdeen in global top 10% in THE Interdisciplinary Science rankings
The 黑料网 has been ranked within the top 10% globally and 2nd in the UK in the Times Higher Education Interdisciplinary Science Rankings 2026.
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Just Transition Lab says it is time to deliver for the North East
The North East of Scotland needs immediate action to secure its future as a leader in the UK's energy and net zero transition.
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Aberdeen PIR Welcomes Consul General of Greece in Manchester
On Monday, 27th October, our Department had the honour of hosting Mr. Alexandros Ioannidis, Consul General of Greece in Manchester.
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黑料网 research to be showcased at Scotland's Just Transition Summit 2025
Researchers from the 黑料网's Just Transition Lab (JTL) will join national leaders, community voices and innovators at a landmark event convened by Scotland's Just Transition Commission to explore how Scotland can build a resilient, low-carbon economy that is fair for all.
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黑料网 academics appointed to REF 2029 panels
Leading academics from the 黑料网 have been appointed to expert sub-panels for the UK's Research Excellence Framework (REF) 2029.
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Dr Onyedikachi Madueke Publishes on Security in Nigeria
Recent PhD graduate from the 黑料网 Dr Onyedikachi Madueke has published an article in The Conversation about the problem of armed banditry in Nigeria.
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黑料网 set to welcome thousands of visitors during its August Open Day
The 黑料网 is inviting prospective students to explore everything it has to offer at its upcoming Undergraduate Open Day on 26 August 2025.
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Lily's passion for politics sees her swap Aberdeen for Washington DC
A passion for politics will take Lily Macdonald from Aberdeen to Washington DC later this summer where the opportunity of a lifetime awaits.
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Report concludes Scotland must break its silence on state-enforced 'Tinker Experiments'
Research into 20th century policies affecting Gypsy/Traveller communities across Scotland - including the forced and permanent removal of children from their families - has found clear evidence of widespread institutional discrimination amounting to 'cultural genocide'.