Parents and children across Aberdeen city and shire can win a free day of science family fun if they can find a hidden family ticket somewhere in the North-east during the school summer holidays.
A former pupil of St Margaret’s School for Girls, who co-led research at CERN’s Large Hadron Collider, returned to her old school last week to encourage students to explore their interests without limitation, reminding them that they do not need to have their future mapped out to achieve extraordinary things.
Aberdeen Performing Arts has launched a major search for the next big talent in theatre writing, inviting submissions for a brand new play for the 2027 Light the Blue Festival.
Young readers across Aberdeen are being invited to put their detective skills to the test as Aberdeen City Libraries launches its annual summer reading challenge, Aberdeen Reads.
North East Scotland College has underlined its commitment to working in partnership with the region’s employers with two key appointments.
Local children’s charity Befriend a Child is urgently appealing for more volunteer befrienders and mentors across Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire as it looks to support a rising number of children and young people.
Flotation Energy has appointed Masakazu Kimura as Chief Operating Officer, succeeding Toru Fujishiro, who has returned to Japan to become Head of Wind Power Department at TEPCO Renewable Power.
With continued business growth and a strong pipeline of new opportunities, Mother Technologies continues to invest in its people.
Important new research, published in the online journal Antigone on July 5, reveals that the assumption that Homer’s Ithaca was an island, held by scholars since antiquity, is incorrect.
Just a few days remain for businesses to give their views on the local economy as part of a survey by The Press and Journal.
Green energy entrepreneur and Labour donor Dale Vince has urged incoming Prime Minister Andy Burnham to remove Ed Miliband from the Energy Department, accusing him of making net zero politically toxic through poor spending decisions.
A new co-working hub is set to open on Aberdeen's Union Street in August after a £250,000 investment to transform the long-vacant upper floors of the former Bravissimo store.