Aberdeen Research Consortium
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The Aberdeen Research Consortium (ARC) is an alliance of Universities, Research Institutes and other institutions carrying out research-centred organisations in Aberdeen, Scotland.
The fundamental role of ARC is:
- to co-ordinate the research activities of its members
- to exploit and optimise research potential and
- to add value to that provided by individual institutions.
These objectives are achieved by identifying new collaborative research opportunities and ensuring that there is a co-ordinated, strategic approach to utilisation and development of research facilities and equipment. In addition, ARC facilitates the co-ordination of research administration, including commercial exploitation of research, human resources and staff development and training.
They are:
- University of Aberdeen
- The Rowett Research Institute
- Macaulay Land Use Research Institute
- Fisheries Research Services
- The Robert Gordon University
- NHS Grampian
- Scottish Agricultural College
- Biomathematics & Statistics Scotland
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