“”You could say that we’ve found the needle in a haystack that can unlock the full potential of this technology.”
Discovery is a Bridging Technology in Reducing Carbon Emissions
Repairing Injured Spinal Nerves: New Research
Researchers at the University of Aberdeen have found a new way to repair injured spinal nerves.
A Glimpse into Queen Victoria’s Family Life at Balmoral
An exhibition of rarely seen photographs of Queen Victoria and the royal family at Balmoral will go on show at the University of Aberdeen from Sunday , March 8th.
Aberdeen and Augsburg And The Northern Renaissance
“A shared digital humanities approach to these sources on a new scale offers the potential to enhance our understanding of the advancements of the northern renaissance.” Dr Jackson Armstrong
Graduate Apprenticeship BEng Civil Engineering
The University of Aberdeen has announced 15 places on its Graduate Apprenticeship BEng Civil Engineering programme starting in September.
Perth’s Pictish Warrior is Revealed
The Tulloch Stone is a ‘significant find’ which adds to the corpus of material available for study.
13 Graduate From Unique Partnership Between Aberdeen and Malawi
The 13 students from Malawi, Mozambique and Zimbabwe graduated with an MTh in Ministry Studies at a special ceremony held in Malawi last week.
Flammable Ice Reveals Flourishing Life
The micro habitats are grown by microbes within tiny bubbles of oil and water found in sheets of frozen gas and ice.
Family Life of Basking Sharks
“Now we know basking sharks book in advance at known Michelin starred venues, and take the family along!”
Professor Chris Collins Looking Forward to Interdisciplinary Working
Professor Chris Collins will lead the School of Language, Literature, Music and Visual Culture (LLMVC) from June.
