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Aberdeen screening of award-winning documentary featuring secret recordings of Nazi fugitives
The University of Aberdeen will host a special screening of a documentary offering audiences a rare insight into a hidden post-war world revealed through recently rediscovered recordings of some of the most notorious Nazi perpetrators.
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Aberdeen scholar's research on generative AI cited in landmark CJEU proceedings
Research by Dr Michiel Poesen has been cited in proceedings before the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) as the Court considers legal questions arising from generative artificial intelligence.
New book celebrates the life of Aberdeen insulin pioneer
A new book celebrating the life of an Aberdeen insulin pioneer will be launched at an event bringing together today's leaders in the treatment of diabetes.
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Aberdeen Law academic delivers opening plenary statement at COP31
Dr Mitchell Lennan, Lecturer in Environmental Law at the University of Aberdeen School of Law, delivered the opening plenary statement on behalf of the Research and Independent Non-Governmental Organizations (RINGO) constituency at the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP31) in Antalya, Tü...
University of Aberdeen reveals effective new approach to supporting eating disorder recovery
New research from the University of Aberdeen has identified a promising strategy to support eating disorder recovery for Autistic people.
New tapestry inspired by Aberdeen Sibyls goes on display
A new tapestry inspired by a historic series of paintings in the University of Aberdeen's collections has been completed and has now been installed in the Sir Duncan Rice Library.
University secures £2.1m to pilot flexible skills pathways
The University of Aberdeen has secured £2.1 million from the Scottish Funding Council's University Transformation Framework to pilot a new approach to flexible education while creating new skills and career opportunities across the North East's food, drink and agriculture sector....
The women behind prisoner exchanges in Ukraine-Russia war focus of new study
How families help prisoners of war and missing soldiers return from the Ukraine-Russia war will be studied by a new project involving researchers from the University of Aberdeen.
The Market Bar: New owners to continue legacy at Inverness institution as landlords retire after 44 years
The bar on Market Close will carry on "exactly as it is".
Body found during search for missing Stromness man
Police say there are no apparent suspicious circumstances.
‘BBC Scotland closure adds to media blackout of the north and deprives talent of chances to grow’
Anna McPherson, a TV producer and course leader at UHI, writes on the impact the channel closure will have in the north.
Exclusive: SNP set £2 Highland bus fare cap without assessing impact on publicly owned trains
Friends of the Far North Line worry taxpayer subsidies for private bus operators will undermine a rail link in need of investment.
Teen who caused horror crash after blue light pursuit avoids jail
A court heard that Diogo Fonseca had been suffering from poor mental health at the time of the incident, which left two other drivers injured.
Exclusive: Aberdeen beach construction firm at centre of police fraud probe
A major firm involved in building the multi-million-pound playpark is at the heart of a police fraud investigation, The Press and Journal can reveal.
Historic Inverness city centre building home to holiday lets to get repairs
The landmark Ness Walk building dates from as far back as the 1880s.
Peterhead betting shop chaos after customer kicks off over race
Joseph Luing did not have a good day at Coral bookies and it ended in a custody cell.
Inverness trains facing disruption due to trespasser on railway
Scotrail confirmed reports of a trespasser in the Aviemore area.
Former Chewin’ the Fat star Karen Dunbar in pay row with Aberdeen comedy promoter
Karen Dunbar has cancelled upcoming shows in Aberdeen and Inverurie after claiming she hasn't been paid for 34 shows she has performed.
Concerns grow for missing 72-year-old man in Orkney
Arthur 'Sandy' Robertson has been missing since Sunday.
‘A shed with beds’: Why Inverness city centre hostel ‘extension’ has been refused AGAIN
Highland Council planners said the proposals represented "an incoherent and unacceptable form of tourist accommodation".