New research from the University of Aberdeen has revealed that periods of global warming can trigger long-lasting increases in wildfire activity, with ecosystems taking far longer to recover than previously thought.
GEODIS has established its multi-user facility in Malsfeld, Germany, as the new European distribution hub for Lovevery, a global early childhood development company specialising in educational toys, books and learning programs designed to support children and parents.
AI is opening the door to extraordinary possibilities for businesses. But as the technology moves from answering questions to building software, managing systems and taking actions on our behalf, who is making sure it has the right keys?
Peterhead Port Authority has marked a significant milestone in the modernisation of the UK’s largest whitefish market with the commissioning of its fourth and final electronic auction clock, completing the transition to a fully integrated e-auction platform.
The Aberdeen City Lieutenancy is supporting the National Literacy Trust’s “Go All In” campaign which promotes the message “if you’re into it, read into it”.
The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) / Oceanic Engineering Society (OES) has confirmed that the prestigious OCEANS Conference will return to The Event Complex Aberdeen (TECA) from June 21-24, 2027, marking the third time the international marine technology event has been hosted in the city.
Dales Marine Services has called on shipowners across the UK to plan ahead when scheduling vessel maintenance before the end of the year, as demand for repair slots rises.
Professionals in Aberdeen now have a new place to work, connect and collaborate, as neoworx Aberdeen has officially opened its co-working space at The Quadrant.
Forsyths is pleased to welcome Graham Shewan to the team, bringing with him more than 25 years of experience across the energy sector.
Connected Kerb has opened its new manufacturing and innovation hub in Aberdeen as the electric vehicle charging company prepares for a major expansion of its UK network.
Drinks giant Diageo has apologised after a chemical spill from one of its Johnnie Walker distilleries damaged a 1.2-mile stretch of Knockando Burn, a tributary of the River Spey in Moray.
At long last, some common sense has prevailed in the North Sea, writes Russell Borthwick, Chief Executive at Aberdeen & Grampian Chamber of Commerce.