Health profession showcase to Fife school pupils
Fife school pupils will gain an interactive insight into Scotland's healthcare sector tonight (Wednesday 16 February 2005) as part of a University of St Andrews hospital event.
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Science specs appeal
Science pupils from Kirkcaldy High School visited the Schools of Biology, Chemistry and Physics at the University of St Andrews last week.
Voluntary voices needed
A new initiative at the University of St Andrews to create innovative 'talking books' for blind students is appealing to the local community for volunteers.
Illuminating lecture for local school pupils
Light, colour and optics are the subjects of a public lecture at the University of St Andrews this week.
Medical initiative hits schools
An initiative aimed at developing interest in the healthcare professions in Scottish youngsters kicked off a local programme in St Andrews this week.
Local school pupils experiment with science
* Pupils from Bell Baxter High School, Cupar taking part in the Day of Physics *
Against all odds
CAPTION: The winner of this year's Provost's Prize, Wilma Reekie, is pictured fourth from left with (L- R) Professor Ron Piper, Nicky Haxell, Provost John Simpson, last year's winner Mhairi Young and Professor Christopher Smith.
Science fun for St Andrews
Budding scientists, active researchers and local community groups are invited to attend a brainstorming meeting aimed at communicating science to the general public.
Bringing Scottish health specialists together
The Universities of St Andrews and Dundee will host an event this week (Wednesday 3rd December 2003) aimed at bringing together research-active health professionals from Tayside and Fife.
Observatory to open skies to the public
CAPTION: Visitors can examine The James Gregory Telescope, the largest of its kind in th UK.