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• Media Invitation: A lecture by Professor Philip Mellor: Bluetongue Disease and Climate Change
• Worry over university applications - The Press Association
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• Studying in Scotland: New kids on the block - Independent
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• Singers get in tune for traditional music weekend
• Slaves to Fossil Fuels ? a Dangerous Warning from History
• Slaves to Fossil Fuels -a Dangerous Warning from History
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• Scottish voters deal blow to UK's Brown - The Associated Press
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• Number of Scots going to university dropping - Scotsman
• Plymouth tops league table of cheapest university cities - guardian.co.uk
• UK & World News: Humans wiped out giant kangaroo (icNewcastle - Sunday Sun)
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• International conference on groundwater and climate in Africa
• Women fast track to 2012 Games - Mix and match programme aims to ... - Scotsman
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• Sea cucumber protein used to inhibit development of malaria parasite
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• Weidenfeld Scholarships support tomorrow?s leaders
• Climate change target may lead to 'dangerously misguided' policies
• Climate change and sustainability big hitter leads search for green consumption
• World-Class research collaboration in carbonate reservoirs and carbon storage
• Research suggests parts of UK could be too hot for wine-making by 2080
• Sea cucumber protein used to inhibit development of malaria parasite
• World-leading climate expert to direct Imperial College London's new climate change Institute
• Government Chief Scientific Adviser tackles African health matters
• Toxoplasmosis infection trick revealed by scientists
• Reintroducing wolves to Highlands may benefit Scottish ecosystems
• Deadly frog disease is linked to climate change in Europe, say researchers
• Fight against climate change heats up at Imperial with creation of new research centre
• Public Health Chief to join St Andrews
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• Schoolchildren drawn to St Andrews secret garden
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• Arthouse film project brings premiere to St Andrews
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• International conference on groundwater and climate in Africa
• Inquiry reveals proposals for crofting's future
• Postgraduates gather for Celtic conference
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• High point celebrated in flagship medical facility
• Acclaimed writer receives honorary degree
• Honorary degree for cancer Institute head
• Chief Constable is named Strathclyde Alumnus of the Year
• (AFX UK Focus) 2008-09-09 04:53 Scientists say Australian carbon targets too weak (Interactive...
• Graduates gather to Succeed in Business
• Millions Unaware Of Heart Risk Says New Research (Medical News Today)
• Scottish Institute for Residential Child Care to lead national initiative
• St Andrews cuts carbon costs
• UK faces future power cuts, professor warns - Mathaba.Net
• Powerful businesses call for cross-party effort to deliver a low carbon economy
• Working together to map out the weather
• Guidance teachers from across Scotland attend Aberdeen event
• How to pay for university: There's no better time to study - Times Online
• St Andrews is Scotland's top university in 2008 - Times Online
• St Andrews earns a high five - Times Online
• Investment in research to boost chemicals industry
• Old Firm stars kick off cancer appeal
• The Open University's Dr Joe Smith sets sail for the North Pole with Jarvis Cocker
• Field of the future ? ecological experiment simulates conditions in 2100
• Expert in ageing bows out
• Insurance company funds climate change research
• Changing livestock prices impact on plant diversity according to study
• Ozone Controls Failing To Protect Human Health And The Environment, Warns The Royal Society...
• Glenrothes: Candidate profiles (BBC News)
• West of Scotland lung cancer 50% up on UK - Scotsman
• Report reveals lung cancer hot-spot (Channel 4)
• Biodiversity comes under the microscope
• Polish migrant children need more support to feel at home in Scotland
• Genome sequences of 2 malaria parasites defined - EurekAlert (press release)
• Boost funds for our elite institutions - Times Online
• UK Government set to nationalise RBS (The Australian)
• Gateway to new careers at Graduate Fair
• University welcomes Government funding
• Award for leading climate change scientist
• Philosophy, Physics and Fantasy open autumn lecture series
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• Aberdeen students set sail for World Cup
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• School-based counselling for pupils opens up
• CO2 scientists win prestigious education prize
• Save the Polar Bears! - Kansas City Star
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• Kevin Dunion to take over as Rector
• Kevin Dunion takes over as Rector
• New generation of "business savvy" scientists
• Nobel Prize winner leads prestigious line-up for Stevenson lectures
• Peter Foster: Just plain bananas - National Post
• Scottish special election a test for UK's Brown - The Associated Press
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• Prestigious lecture examines living with environmental change
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• Shereen makes Ł1K Challenge top of news agenda
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• Doctors to tackle violence
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• Marine Science Scotland Pooling Initiative
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• Stanley Robertson honoured by University as Winter Graduations begin
• Who's teaching the teachers?
• UCL news roundup: 22?28 November 2008
• The UK's hidden newspaper archives (Guardian Unlimited)
• Strathclyde Business School is top of the league
• Ofcom appoints academic chair of national advisory committee
• Oxford Professor appointed to new US Climate Committee
• UK Funds Scientists to Fight Climate Change, Economy Woes - Bloomberg
• Strathclyde in major computer science venture
• UK universities 'diverging' - TeleText
• Ł250m funding to train scientists - The Press Association
• Project to research impacts of Government Sustainable Travel scheme
• UK & World News: 57 arrested over Stansted protest (icNewcastle - Sunday Sun)
• Minister delivers his first major speech on energy at Imperial
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• Climate change time bomb for health
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• Heritage Lottery boost for new Library
• New red squirrel champion for North East
• Voting opens as images of Aberdeenshire Archaeology go on display
• Microscopic meteorites show early life on Earth faced rain of rocks
• Scottish firms in the spotlight
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• Schoolchildren drawn to St Andrews secret garden
• Shereen makes ÂŁ1K Challenge top of news agenda
• Experts to undertake world’s largest Burns’ collection
• Scottish universities score highly in RAE results (Guardian Unlimited)
• EU funds UK project to make biofuels, biogas from kelp - Biomass Magazine
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• Survey reveals nation’s favourite pet names
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• 2009 Winter Awards Ceremonies
• Survey reveals nation?s favourite pet names