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The code breakers
Cutting-edge machine-learning tools could provide transformative insights into the hidden lives of animals.
Art showcases Ukrainian unity
A St Andrews student is staging a series of fundraising art exhibitions showcasing the resilience and determination of the Ukrainian people and their culture since Russia's full-scale invasion last year.
New deep light imaging could improve disease diagnosis
An international team of researchers have made a technology breakthrough for one of the most important forms of light imaging, which could improve the early diagnosis of diseases.
Animals who mate during heatwave less likely to reproduce successfully, new study shows
Animals who mate during a heatwave are less likely to reproduce successfully, according to new research led by the Universities of St Andrews and Aberdeen.
Breakthrough peptide research to combat bacterial biofilms
Researchers have developed peptides that can help combat bacteria growing in biofilms, which occur in up to 80% of human infections.
Long-term future of St Andrews Botanic Garden secured
The long-term future of St Andrews Botanic Garden has been secured following the signing of a 40-year lease agreement with the University of St Andrews.
3D hologram research could lead to improved IVF success
In a world first, 3D holographic images of an embryo have been developed as part of a collaborative research project between the University of St Andrews and University of Adelaide.
St Andrews leads the way with second Scottish brain health summit
St Andrews is set to host the second international brain health summit, securing Scotland's place as a hub for neurodegenerative disease research.
Fife children share their views on food fairness in pioneering project
The School of Medicine and the Children's Parliament have been collaborating to understand food and fairness from the perspective of children living in Fife.
University of St Andrews alumnus honours Principal
Professor Dame Sally Mapstone DBE FRSE receives Damehood at Windsor Castle.