Date | Title |
Details |
29 April 2004 |
University live on GMTV |
Pictures of Lorraine Kelly. GMTV will broadcast Lorraine Kelly's
morning show on GMTV live from the University today. |
29 April 2004 |
Aristotle sparks debate in Dundee |
"What should we do with our lives?" That is one of the central questions of philosophy. The great Greek
thinker, Aristotle, provided ways of answering this question that ethicists are still talking about
today. |
29 April 2004 |
Lowe syndrome |
A young boy who suffers from the debilitating Lowe Syndrome appeared
live on GMTV this morning with his mum and the scientist who is leading research to advance understanding and
treatment of the genetic disease at the University of Dundee. |
29 April 2004 |
Exhibition '=' opening at University |
An exhibition by Zoe Armstrong, Lynsey Donnachie, Kyle McCallum, Kevin
McPhee and Jacqueline Rae opens on April 30. |
29 April 2004 |
Enlargement celebrations at University |
From Prague to Warsaw and Dundee, celebrations will get underway when
ten new countries join the European Union on May 1 2004. |
28 April 2004 |
Lorraine Kelly's Rectorial address |
Extracts from Lorraine Kelly's Rectorial address, University of
Dundee, 28/4/04. |
28 April 2004 |
Lorraine Kelly's installation as Dundee's Rector |
Lorraine Kelly, the newly elected Rector of the University of Dundee
will be installed in a special inauguration ceremony on Wednesday 28 April and will be the focus of the
traditional drag from Dundee's City Chambers to the University in a colourful parade. |
28 April 2004 |
Student Innovations at University of Dundee |
Over thirty students in the University of Dundee's Applied Computing
Division will be demonstrating their software solutions, including an entertainment system for people with
dementia. |
27 April 2004 |
Top poetry prize for Writer in Residence |
University of Dundee Writer in Residence Colette Bryce has just scooped
the first prize in the National Poetry Competition 2003 - a prestigious UK competition whose previous winners
have gone on to be recognised as the best in the poetry world. |
27 April 2004 |
Graduates invited to take part in project |
Researchers at the University of Dundee are investigating the
post-graduation experiences of former University Access Summer School students. |
27 April 2004 |
Dundee's universities serving the needs of industry |
The Universities of Dundee and Abertay will launch a new initiative
this week that will allow knowledge to be shared between academia and industry and give recent graduates the
opportunity to get work experience in companies, putting their skills to the test. |
26 April 2004 |
Forensic anthropology explained |
The Professor behind the new forensic anthropology centre at the
University of Dundee and a new international forensic anthropology network will share her work with the
public at a lecture in the University on Saturday 1 May. |
23 April 2004 |
Dundee Professor appointed leading role |
Head of the University of Dundee's Department of Economic Studies,
Professor Martin Chalkley, has been elected President of the Scottish Economic Society. |
22 April 2004 |
Family Fun Day |
Adults and children are invited to the Family Fun Day at University of
Dundee's Botanic Garden this Saturday, 24 April. |
22 April 2004 |
Graduation festivities revealed |
Students who are preparing for their final exams at the University of
Dundee will be spurred on this weekend as they receive details of the festivities planned for their
graduation this summer including a special Greatest Minds lecture by the BBC's political correspondent
Andrew Marr. |
22 April 2004 |
Local alumni invited back to University |
Over 6,000 people who studied at the University of Dundee have been
invited back to the University for the first meeting of the Dundee University Local Alumni (DULA) club
launch. |
22 April 2004 |
On target TICR unveils second phase |
Lord Provost of Dundee, John Letford will officially open the second
completed phase of the University of Dundee's Institute for Cardiovascular Research |
21 April 2004 |
Queen's Award for Enterprise for University of Dundee |
A highly prestigious Queen's Award for Enterprise has been awarded to
the Centre for Energy, Petroleum, Mineral Law and Policy (CEPMLP) at the University of Dundee. |
14 April 2004 |
Running for healthy hearts for the third time |
Professor Hugh Tunstall-Pedoe (64) at the University of Dundee will run
his third London marathon on Sunday 18th April hoping to beat 4 hours 40 minutes. |
13 April 2004 |
Establishing the diabetes-obesity link |
Researchers from the Divisions of Medicine and Pathology &
Neurosciences are embarking on an exciting project to put their finger on the exact link between obesity and
the risk of developing diabetes. |
12 April 2004 |
New exhibition looks at the dark side |
Trevor Gordon's striking latex bodysuits will feature amongst other
pieces of work at 'GHG', an exhibition of new work by three Fine Art students of University of Dundee's
Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design. |
6 April 2004 |
Terrorism and Scottish Children |
80% of Scottish children between 6 and 8 years old know what terrorism
is. And, 50% of parents in Scotland worry that their children will be hurt in a terrorist attack. |
2 April 2004 |
Dundee student scoops treble gold |
University of Dundee student Mairi Crawford has won the British
Universities, Slalom, Giant Slalom and Super G titles at the British Universities Sports
Association (BUSA) outdoor ski championships. |
1 April 2004 |
Internet revolution for all |
The internet revolution is not as widespread as it seems with more
computers in America than in the rest of the world and 40% of people in developing countries having
never made a phone call. |
1 April 2004 |
Tay Estuary Forum looks back at the bridges |
An expert on the Tay Estuary will tell how Dundee's famous Tay Bridges
have affected the navigation and economic potential of the River Tay at the annual Tay Estuary Forum. |
