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PlanSea, which offers world-leading marine logistics artificial intelligence (AI) technology, and the National Subsea Centre (NSC), a centre of excellence for subsea research and technology development, have jointly completed the development of a subsea decommissioning optimisation software demonstrator.

The school inspection regime in England run by regulator Ofsted is contributing to chronic stress, exhaustion, and burnout among teacher educators, according to new research supported by Robert Gordon University (RGU).

Two stunning murals of Denis Law have now been completed in Printfield, Woodside – the area in Aberdeen where the Scottish footballing legend was born and raised – and marks a milestone in planned legacy projects in Aberdeen.

Many of the region’s brightest entrepreneurs were recognised last night at Robert Gordon University’s latest Startup Accelerator Showcase.

Writing for The Scotsman, Professor Paul de Leeuw delves into the global need for rare earths and minerals amid political uncertainty, the race to net zero, and conflict across the globe...

An intriguing black and white image of a woman walking in the very centre of Aberdeen’s Union Street has won the inaugural Charles Skene Street Portrait Photography Award.

RGU is leading a research project which aims to advance gender equality in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and entrepreneurship through an inclusive program for women in South Africa.

16 early-stage innovators are currently rehearsing their Dragon’s Den style pitch as they envisage standing in front of a packed audience, ready to grasp their opportunity of sealing that next big entrepreneurial step.

Writing in The Herald, Dr Madeleine Marcella Hood explores Scotland's fashion identity and poses the question as to whether we are making the most of what is both a rich and trending national spotlight...

A new research project led by Robert Gordon University (RGU) focusing on improving the lives of millions of women who suffer from a debilitating health condition is set to begin next month.

A new study by The James Hutton Institute has revealed an increase of up to 1,450% in the level of microplastics found within soil samples after just four years of sewage sludge application.

An Aberdeen father and son duo are preparing for their most gruelling challenge yet – a mammoth and world-renowned ultra marathon test through the dunes of the Sahara Desert.